If the rest of your walls are light purples, then dark purple bathroom tiles will match perfectly. Grain white would provide the best finish. Your bathroom would feel exceedingly luxurious if you installed gold brassware as it will look fabulous with the purple tiles.

If you want to change the living room of your modern or classic house, then I suggest going for the warmer neutral shades of white, cream or beige. Alongside purple, those colors will allow for a splendid interior space.

Absolutely any room in the house can have purple tiles including bathrooms and modernized kitchens. Purple is known for its dominance and is used in statement accent walls, stylish backsplashes and that is why purple tiled bathrooms and kitchens emanate a colorful and energetic feel.

Putting up purple tiles is like putting up any other tile. Make sure that your area is clean, flat, and dry before applying a tile adhesive and surface needs to be clean. Some materials may require sealing the grout or tiles post installation, depending on the material.

It is one of the easiest features to maintain, but dealing with glass tiles’ smudges combines cleaning difficulties, meaning that the maintenance should be deeper than usual. Use a microfiber cloth and some abrasive cleaner to wipe the tiles. When harsh chemicals are involved, care needs to be taken to avoid surface damage.