Whether your bathroom is big or small, creating a relaxing space is the key. After all, its the space where you shower, but it’s the room where you get to relax and unwind away from the world. Therefore, creating a personalized space is key. What better way to do that than to bring in a unique display and that can easily be done by adding in tiles. Tiles have been around forever and there is no doubt they aren’t going anywhere. Here are bathroom ideas to inspire your next renovation.
Outdoor Bathroom Tiles
If you are lucky enough to have an outdoor shower, it’s time to embrace it and truly make it come to life. Combine a geometric tile display with ceramic and porcelain to create an upscale vibe that is oh so sleek and almost vacation-like. Having this added shower is great for those that live near the beach or are lucky enough to have a little unique aspect.
Large Hexagon Tiles
When you want to add a vintage touch to your bathroom, consider bringing in large hexagon tiles. Not only will these tiles feel vintage, but they add an upscale feel to the bathroom that is still quite relaxing. Furthermore, these tiles work extremely with any decor you might already have.
Penny Tiles
While penny tiles are small, they are extremely fun and chic. These tiles themselves give the room a fresh feel. There is something about them that just feels almost enchanting. Pair your new tiles with fresh, bold colors and give it that modern freshness a bathroom can make great use of.
Just White
There is nothing quite like having an all-white bathroom. Regardless if you enjoy an all-white space or if you simply want something chic that works with any decorating style. Bring in white tiles and allow them to do their thing. They will brighten the room while still be soft enough that they work as a stepping stone towards any decor you already have.
Herringbone Tub
Bathroom tiles do not only need to be apart of the flooring or the walls it can also be a part of your tub. Herringbone tiles are perfect for that. Not only are they thicker and bolder but they make a statement that is durable, which makes them perfect for covering the tub area.
Bring in the Black
Just like white tiles are exceptional for the bathroom, black ones are as well. The key is allowing them to be the solid piece of the room. Even though they bring color and even texture. Having them as the main focus allows you to revolve your decor around it.
Mix & Match
If you love the idea of tiles in the bathroom but can’t decide which ones to use, use them both! The idea is to mix and match two tiles that might seem as if they don’t work well together but in actuality they do. Work your bolder tiles as part of your walls and allow the flooring tile to be more minimal. Doing it this way works best for those that have a smaller master bath or a smaller bathroom in general.
Shower Tiles
A set of tiles that really don’t get the recognition they should, are shower tiles. They are one of the best tiles to have, as they add texture and personality to your bathroom. Not only that, but they look great, especially if you bring in a colorful touch that truly brightens the room’s appearance.
Colorful Subway Tiles
Now it’s time to talk about color. Anyone who loves decorating knows color is always key. In order to bring a colorful approach to bring in subway tiles. Subway tiles are great due to how versatile they are, without taking away from the decor you already have. Your subway tiles will bring color with little to no texture which is exactly what you want.
Accent Wall
Create an accent wall with tiles. The key is working with a colorful touch that will make you enhance the room. The beauty of using tiles is that you can literally create any pattern, and even texture you would like with the simple use of different shades of tile. It’s one of the best forms of bringing that accent touch without using paint. Your accent wall can take up the entire room, or a simple area that needs a little touch of something extra.
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