Tile patterns for small bathrooms
12 Stunning Tile Ideas for Small Bathrooms
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Ashley Knierim
Ashley Knierim
Ashley Knierim is a home decor expert and product reviewer of home products for The Spruce. Her design education began at a young age. She has over 10 years of writing and editing experience, formerly holding editorial positions at Time and AOL.
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Updated on 11/29/22
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When the time comes to renovate your small bathroom, there are many things to consider: Should you stick with bright colors? Is it time to ditch that bulky tub? Can large tiles work in a small space? Designing a small bathroom means you'll have to be clever and purposeful with every decision, and your bathroom's tile is one of the first things you'll notice when you step into the room.
Here are some ideas for tiles for small bathrooms.
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Create a Diagonal Tile Pattern for Visual Interest
The Glitter GuideNot only does this modern bathroom from The Glitter Guide feature have a tall mirror that helps to extend the space, but the subtle, glossy subway tile is laid in a herringbone pattern, drawing your eye to the longest part of the room. It also provides an element of refreshing surprise, since a diagonal pattern with subway tile is unexpected.
Don't be afraid to experiment with different tilework patterns, just make sure to plan ahead. When it comes to small spaces, there's little room for error.
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Use White and Black for Drama
Studio McGeeThe black hexagon tiles in this grayscale bathroom from Studio McGee are not for the faint of heart, but they are the perfect anchor for a classy and sophisticated space with white subway tile covering the lower walls. We love any excuse to use moody floral wallpaper, especially in small spaces. Floor-to-ceiling tile work can sometimes make a small space feel claustrophobic, so consider tiling only partway up the wall, as seen here.
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Create Contrast With Chevron Stripes
Donna Dotan Photography / HouzzSimilar to a diagonal pattern, chevron stripe tile work visually elongates the space, adding a sense of depth. This bathroom photographed by Donna Dotan Photography looks much larger than it is, partially due to the chevron stripe floor tiles and the stark white color palette, which doesn't contribute any visual clutter. The glass shower door further helps to create a more fully open and airy space.
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Brighten a Dark Room With Large, Light-Colored Tiles
Rooms for Rent BlogThe large beige floor tiles laid in a plain stack-bond pattern, as shown in this elegant bathroom from Rooms for Rent Blog, keep things simple and act as a subtle base for the black wainscoting. The light-colored tiles help reflect more light and widen the space in a room dominated by dark hues.
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Add Height With Floor-to-Ceiling Mosaic Tiles
Style CuratorThough we've said that larger tiles can create the illusion of more space, that doesn't mean you have to forgo using smaller mosaic tiles. This enviable powder room from Style Curator uses small hexagon tile work to draw the eye upward toward the ceiling and open up the space. Plus, the floating vanity takes up less square footage than a conventional one while cutting down on the clutter factor.
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Add Classic Appeal With a Stretch-Bond Pattern
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Despite its small size, this sleek bathroom spotted on Becki Owens's Instagram is big on style. There are many different tiles used in this room, which add a lot of visual interest and distract from the smallness of the space. The stretch-bond pattern used on the walls is a great choice—it avoids the claustrophobic feel that a grid pattern can sometimes create, and also visually extends the wall space.
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Reflect Light With Glossy Wall Tiles
At Home in LoveThough glossy tiles are a no-no for the bathroom floor, using them on walls can reflect even more light and make a small bathroom feel spacious. The pale green tiles used in this simple bathroom from At Home in Love are just glossy enough to create the feel of a larger bathroom without looking dated.
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Extend Floor Tiles Into the Shower
Deuce Cities HenhouseRather than changing up the floor tiles in the shower stall, the designer of this chic bathroom from Deuce Cities Henhouse extends the floor tiles through the entire room. This creates a seamless, uniform design that expands the visual feeling of the space.
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Make a Statement With Bold Graphic Tiles
Suzy HoodlessGraphic tiles can make a bold statement—and the Escher-like pattern in this jazzy bathroom from Suzy Hoodless is definitely bold. But it works because it's used with restraint, being used only on the floor and partway up the sink wall. Limited use is a good guideline to follow when using graphic tiles—if you take them all the way to the ceiling, they'll quickly become overwhelming and disorienting. The visual effect of extending the floor tile partway up the wall tends to elongate the space.
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Contrast With Black Floor Tiles
Reena Sotropa
Just as a room with highly patterned wall calls for a light-colored floor, white walls may call for a dark floor. This cozy little bathroom from Reena Sotropa may be small, but it doesn't feel cramped. The small black mosaic tiles would feel overwhelming if used throughout the walls, but by keeping them confined to just the floor, the rest of the room feels airy and light.
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Consider Large Tiles
Cathie Hong
Conventional wisdom says that small spaces call for small tiles—but think again. Large tiles can actually trick the brain into thinking the space is bigger than it is. This cozy bathroom from Cathie Hong does just that, where the patterned floor tile add visual interest, and the large subway tile on the walls form a uniform setting for rest of the bathroom's decor.
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Create Openness With White Tiles
Gray Space Interior Design
White surfaces make a space feel more open, and nowhere is this more true than in bathrooms with wall and floor tile. In this bathroom from Gray Space Interior Design, white subway tiles installed in a classic stretch-bond pattern combine with dark gray floor tiles to create a surprisingly spacious feeling.
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Our small bathroom tile ideas come in handy if you don't have much room to work with but want to create impact.
Tiles are a must-have in the battle to keep bathroom splashes contained, and they're also the ideal way to inject a hefty dose of personality into the smallest of spaces, too. Luckily, we have plenty of bathroom ideas up our sleeve to help you along.
Often decorated by famous designers, the bathrooms in glamorous hotels and restaurants are also rich hunting grounds for clever and unusual tiling ideas. Even the most bijou bathroom tile ideas can take your breath away and leave you longing for a similar look at home.
While there are no tiles designed specifically for small bathrooms, there are still plenty of ways that tiles can be utilised to get more from a small space. The tile industry is very led by bathroom trends, so you’ll need to select carefully to achieve individuality. And, more crucially, choose a design you won’t quickly grow tired of.
Small bathroom tile ideas
Find inspirational small bathroom tile ideas and expert advice to help you plan your next project. We have both bathroom wall tile ideas and bathroom floor tile ideas to help you create an inspiring space.
1. Use neutral textures to create a calm space
(Image credit: Angus Reid/Genevieve Lutkin)
Using white bathroom tile ideas is one of those tricks for boosting space in tiny bathrooms. However, use white-only and you will have a soulless space. Instead, introduce texture with tiles and other materials.
‘We wanted to keep the bathroom calm and serene,’ says interior designer Angus Reid of Angus Reid Projects . ‘We used a variety of materials: glossy terrazzo floor tiles, slubby French linen blind, a raw oak milking stool and an amazingly moody photograph of a turbulent sea. This mixture of textures along with the calming palette create an interesting, yet inviting, space to relax and unwind.’
2. Be bold with floor tiles for small bathrooms
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A monochrome scheme is always classic, but this one is given a lift with the choice of contemporary fittings from Vipp including a wall-hung vanity module in powder coated stainless steel with rubber plated handles. The black floor featuring tiles from fellow Danish design company, Made a Mano provides crisp contrast.
3. Use small bathroom tile ideas to create zones
(Image credit: Pernille Lind Studio/Stoffer Photography Interiors)
‘We wanted to give this ensuite boldness and character, so we designed a graphic marble mosaic,’ says interior designer Pernille Lind of Pernille Lind Studio . ‘It creates a strong yet elegant effect, bordered in black marble to contrast with the light timber floorboards of the bedroom area.’
The Tumbled Blocks mosaic tile is made from three types of Greek marble: Thassos White, Kavala Grey and Edessa Black. It comes on 11 13/16 x 11.13/16 inch (30 x 30cm) net sheets, designed to be easy to install, all from Pernille Lind Studio.
4. Add a modern penny tile
(Image credit: Claybrook)
Small bathroom tile ideas are most successful when they're subtle. The rectangular shape and off-white color of these Kasama glazed porcelain mosaic tiles from Claybrook adds architectural interest and quiet contemporary detail to this room design. Their textured effect is enhanced by contrast with the smooth wall painted in deep Caffeine Boost emulsion, also by Claybrook.
5. Use one-tone tile in different formats
(Image credit: Waterworks)
If you are looking for shower tile ideas for small spaces, these small bathroom tile ideas above are a masterclass in getting it right. This shower has an inviting feel, created by the choice of tiles from the same softly neutral color palette, in different formats used to add interest and sophisticated detail.
Natural stone Keystone Cirrus wall tiles are teamed with Parramore Fading Field custom mosaic on the back wall, with the cocooning effect enhanced by Keystone Thassos marble mosaic on both the floor and ceiling. All products are by Waterworks .
6. Bold and colorful small bathroom tile ideas
(Image credit: Cuschieri Architects/Darren Chung)
A wet room can be the best solution in a small space; losing the shower screen leaves the whole room visible. However, wet room ideas require serious tanking, which can easily lead to tile overload.
In this Moroccan-inspired wet room, water-resistant polished plaster was color-matched to the emerald green encaustic shower tiles to create a cozy, cocooning effect.
‘We used the tiles only where needed to protect the walls and floors where they come into direct contact with water,’ explains Malcolm Abela Sciberras, interior designer, Rebirth at Cuschieri Architects .
7. Create optical illusions
(Image credit: Day True)
Taking bathroom floor tiles up the walls, or in this case up the tub panel, blurs the boundaries between floor and walls to create the illusion of a bigger space.
Here, Day True has deliberately mismatched the tile’s pattern direction to effectively conceal the juncture where horizontal meets vertical and make the bathroom appear longer.
Do check the tiles you like are suitable for both floor and wall use. Some floor tiles can be too heavy to adhere safely to vertical surfaces, while wall tiles may crack underfoot.
8. Consider a whole new shape
(Image credit: Ca'Pietra)
Shape can prove just as effective as pattern when it comes to making a statement with tiles. Hexagons and fish-scale shaped tiles are still popular tile trends, but circular mosaics are a classic that somehow manages to look timeless and on-trend.
‘Penny tiles are small and sweet, and offer a modern twist on classic square mosaics, while retaining that luxe look mosaics will always offer,’ says Hamish Smith, Creative Director at Ca’ Pietra .
‘They look great popped in a recess near the tub or shower but for maximum impact in a small bathroom, go floor-to-ceiling with a fabulous accent wall.’
9. Try changing direction
(Image credit: David Collins Studio/Small-bathroom-tile-ideas-Andreas Von Einsiedel)
For marble bathroom ideas, the direction of the vein pattern can have a big impact in a small room. In this sophisticated ensuite idea, David Collins Studio went for a classical book-matched pattern.
‘Like a trompe l’oeil, it makes the space appear larger and is a technique synonymous with luxury that elevates the marble to a unique piece of art,’ says associate director, Siobhan Kelly.
Mother of pearl mosaics were added around the vanity area to provide variation and further enhance the delicate features of the natural stone. Running the marble vein pattern horizontally can make a narrow room feel wider, while vertical veining improves the sense of height.
Always do a dry run if possible; lay the tiles out to find the most natural vein connections across tiles, then number each one before installing.
10. Keep it clear
(Image credit: Victoria+Albert/Jose Hevia)
When it comes to small bathroom bathroom tile ideas, it’s no secret that the more flooring left on show, the more spacious your bathroom will appear. Here, Spanish interior designer Miriam Barrio has drawn all attention to the floor by using bold geometric tiles in an otherwise neutral scheme.
‘Wall hung toilets and vanity units are hugely effective in opening up floor space to pave the way for eye-catching tiles,’ says Emma Joyce, brand manager at Victoria+ Albert Baths . ‘Opting for a freestanding bathtub can also be an intelligent design solution. Unlike built-in tubs, the flooring, and daylight, flows underneath.’
11. Wrap it up
(Image credit: Carden Cunietti / Alex James)
Embrace your creative side and give plain tiles a new lease of life, as Carden Cunietti brilliantly demonstrates in this fun family bathroom.
‘We loved the idea of being in the pattern not just standing upon it and that’s why the graphic pattern continues up the walls and on to the ceiling,’ explains director Audrey Carden.
Other creative ideas for plain tiles include creating an ‘ombre’ effect by diffusing the color from dark to light as you tile up the wall and using monochrome mosaics to add words or rug-effect patterns underfoot.
12. Go big on pattern
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Choosing small bathroom tile ideas with outsized pattern may sound like a bad idea for bathroom backsplashes, but actually the unexpected polarity of scale can pack a powerful punch. Targeted behind a key feature, like a freestanding bathtub, it only takes a few square metres to make a small bathroom memorable.
‘Patterned tiles are brilliant for creating eye-catching feature walls,’ says Jane Addis, New Products & Design Manager at Original Style .
Taking the tiles from floor-to-ceiling will effectively mimic the look of wallpaper, serving to soften the hard edges of sanitaryware. ‘Go for large format tiles if possible; fewer grout lines will provide a more seamless finish,’ adds Jane.
13. Use the lines
(Image credit: Waterworks)
When considering darker gray bathroom tile ideas, be aware that using grout lines to add pattern without overpowering can prove very effective in small spaces. Here, Waterworks has switched tile direction to shake up a classic brickwork installation, without going overboard.
The results are interesting but still beautifully timeless. The decorative impact of the grout itself shouldn’t be overlooked. Go for a dramatic black or slice of color to really make tiles stand out.
14. Create a colorful accent wall
(Image credit: West One Bathrooms/Paul Craig)
A colorful tiled accent wall at the end of a small bathroom will draw the eye through, ensuring every inch gets noticed. ‘Color is being embraced in small bathrooms in a big way right now,’ enthuses designer Katie Agombar from West One Bathrooms.
‘Patterned tiles are a really effective way to introduce color, which can then be picked up on accessories, towels and even sanitary ware. Colors such as dark green, pastel blue and pale pink teamed with gray bathroom tile ideas are particularly popular. Combine with brass and black accents for a contemporary and sophisticated palette.’
15. Use tiles to pull focus
(Image credit: Cherie Lee/Sarah Hogan)
Tiles can be used as a tool to draw attention away from awkward architecture, as Cherie Lee Interiors demonstrates in this modern loft bathroom. ‘If the ceiling is sloping or the walls have awkward alcoves, using patterned or intricate tiles on vertical surfaces will often exacerbate the issue,’ she explains.
‘Whereas on the floor, boldly patterned tiles, or plain subway bathroom tiles laid in an interesting geometric pattern like these, creates a horizontal focal point, allowing problematic walls to fade into the background.’
16. Consider suitability first
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'Before you start looking at what you want the tiles to look like, it’s important to check the tiles are best suited to a bathroom environment,' says Hamish Smith of Ca' Pietra.
'So make sure you check the following: Are the tiles right for walls or floors? Do they work with underfloor heating? If you are going for a wet room then underfloor heating will be essential to dry the space quickly.
'If you adore a tile but it isn’t advisable to use it on the floor (and that’s where you planned to lay it) then unfortunately you'll have to steer clear.
'Finally, make sure the slip-rating is adequate enough for the room, you don’t want little feet slipping on tiles post bath-time.'
17. Half-tile in a bold color
For similar tiles try Bazaar Moss Green, Ca' Pietra
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When it comes to picking bathroom color ideas, Hamish Smith says there's no need to shy away from intense tile color in a small bathroom:
'Embrace the lack of light or a narrow space by using a deep green tile with a rich, reflective glaze. Adding green, in its many forms, connects us to nature, creating a soothing and cocooning space. Used on the walls, this timeless and sophisticated green creates a cosy and enveloping atmosphere. A lighter color on the floors or ceiling will balance the dark tone.'
Fixing the tiles to waist height and using a lighter color above will make the room feel taller.
18. Create a splash with terrazzo
(Image credit: Matt Gamble)
Terrazzo bathrooms are very much en vogue, but which to choose – small or large format? Our advice is: for impact, choose large format tiles with a large pattern; for more reticent schemes, choose a smaller repeat pattern.
It's worth noting that the wall tiles in this splendid bathroom have plenty of texture but are otherwise plain, to let the flooring stay the focus.
19. Create a focal point with natural stone
(Image credit: Lisa Staton/Kara Mercer)
Small bathroom tile ideas can be allowed to steal the show while still being incredibly subtle. One way to do this is to choose really beautiful natural stone, as in the bathroom above.
'Natural stone remains a firm favorite of mine for use in small bathrooms, not least because there is such a huge range of colors, textures and sizes available,' says Ella Small, Director at Mandarin Stone . 'You can choose to tile the entire bathroom with the same product on both walls and floor to give a greater feeling of space and connectivity.'
20. Use small bathroom tile ideas to boost color
(Image credit: Bert & May / Brooke Copp-Barton)
Just because you're limited on space doesn't mean that small bathroom tile ideas are in limited supply, too. Smaller bathrooms, from ensuites and wet rooms, to simple compact family bathrooms, don't automatically have to be a plain white room to get the feeling of space.
Adding color and pattern won't necessarily make a small space feel smaller either – chosen carefully, they can often give the space a cocooning, rather cramped feel.
What size tiles look best in a small bathroom?
If you're unsure what size tiles will look best in a small bathroom, we've got you covered. In any small space, paring back visual distractions can help achieve a calmer atmosphere. This is where large format tiles excel. Fewer grout lines provide a cleaner aesthetic. They are literally cleaner, too, as there are fewer opportunities for bacteria to hide.
Large format tiles work particularly well where large areas need tiling, such as in the shower or on floors. For smaller areas like the space between basin and mirror, daintier tiles can provide decorative focus.
What color tiles make a small bathroom look bigger?
Did you know that certain color tiles can make a small bathroom look bigger?
‘The trick is to look for light-reflecting surfaces such as polished marble, glass and metallics. They will instantly make the bathroom appear larger. They’ll also look so glamorous and eye-catching that they’ll draw attention away from the size of the room,’ says Fired Earth ’s creative director, Colin Roby-Welford.
‘While gleaming white tiles are a failsafe choice, creating a spacious and airy feel, bolder colors can work really well, too. Iridescent, jewel-toned glass or shimmering metallic mosaics will enhance the impression of light in a compact bathroom, opening up the space.’
Should I use patterned tiles in a small bathroom?
We love the use of patterned tiles in a small bathroom. But, unless you’re trying to make a strong impact, it is smart to think about scale and balance. A little bit of pattern can go a long way in a compact space.
‘A subtle way of using wall-to-wall pattern in a compact space is to opt for patterned mosaics such as hexagons or scallops in pared-back palettes,’ suggests Roby-Welford. Restricting the use of strong patterned tiles to below dado height will also reduce their dominance, especially if you paint or tile the wall above in plain, pale colors.
Should you fully tile a small bathroom?
Fully tiling a small bathroom has its upsides and downsides. The upsides first: it will make the room incredibly practical. This is vital if ventilation is poor or if you have a shower or wet room, plus you can add plenty of texture, color and pattern with tile. The downsides: fully tiling a small bathroom can make it feel more enclosed and cold, plus it limits your choice of personalization, such as artwork that you might like to hang.
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Design options for a small bathroom with tiles, 40 photos. Beautiful interiors and design
Well, modern bathroom tiles are definitely not boring. And even the question arises: what is its main function - in protection from moisture or in bringing pleasure to the owners of the house with its appearance? Different colors and patterns, sizes and even materials - the choice of bathroom tiles is huge!
Marble and wood tiles in a small bathroom
Do you have a small bathroom in Khrushchev? We will show you some tricky tricks on how to not only arrange everything you need in a small bathroom, but also visually enlarge it. Some ideas do not even require special retooling efforts and cash costs. In addition, you will find photos of modern bathroom tiles in a variety of styles and colors for small bathrooms.
Bathroom interior in Khrushchev with gray mosaic tiles
Contrasting small bathroom with matt black tiles
Tiling tips for small bathrooms Perhaps the most important factor to consider when designing small spaces. Glossy tiles reflect light; in addition, the glossy surface is easier to care for.
The glass door of the shower cabin and the mirror “deceive” the eye and confuse a person: at first glance, one cannot understand where the room begins and ends. A large catalog of bathroom tiles of various styles and from many manufacturers can be viewed here. nine0003Bright glossy bathroom mosaic tile
Calm beige tile for small bathroom
Light-colored tiles work best for small bathroom walls. However, it should be borne in mind that white tiles in a small, poorly lit room look gray and leave a not very pleasant impression. Natural color accents will add coziness. Bright towels, a rug, as well as beautiful plants will help you with this.
Color accents for a small bathroom
Brown bathroom tiles
Colored textiles transform the bathroom without major expenses
What kind of tiles to cover a small bathroom? There is no need to limit yourself to single color tiles. Vertical lines and irregular details visually enlarge the room. Sharp contrasts should be avoided and proceed from the characteristics of a particular room. The appearance of long and narrow rooms will be enhanced by subtle elongated details and patterns. For square bathrooms, kink rooms or rooms with many corners, patterned tiles should be avoided. Instead, you can separate the floor from the walls with tiles in a darker color, such as grey. Use every available niche: hang a wardrobe in it or place open shelves. nine0003
Vertical strips of bathroom tiles
Bathroom tiles with a flower pattern
Beige walls and blue tiles in a small bathroom
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And many more pictures of small bathroom tiles
Warm bathroom tiles
Create an oasis of peace and security in your bathroom. Warm shades of brown and beige give cosiness, anthracite gray will add modernity, trendy sand color will optically enlarge the room. Don't underestimate the power of color. See if you find your option among our collection of photo ceramic bathroom tiles? nineOl000
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The good news is that floor-to-ceiling white is not the only tile option for a small bathroom. Indeed, light colors visually push walls and ceilings apart, but there are other ways to become "copperfields". Even a patchwork in a small bathroom is appropriate if it is dosed. We will analyze examples and highlight the basic rules of the game.
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Tiles for a small bathroom are selected based on three characteristics:
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Carodeco cement tile patchwork in project Veronica Idelson
Only part of the room is decorated with patchwork, and the plain walls of burgundy color play the role of an anchor, preventing the space from turning into chaos. A series of identical tiles on the shower border and verticals on the wall also streamlines the patchwork, as if taking it under control.
Color combinations
Don't be afraid of contrasts. By covering all surfaces with plain light-colored tiles, you are doing only one thing - do not eat up extra space. But decor will help to make the space play and not focus on the size of the room. It can be a thin frieze, launched vertically or horizontally against a plain tile. Separate wall with geometric pattern. Or colors and patterns can live on the floor - then leave the walls neutral, without patterns. The color of tiles for a small bathroom can be anything, against all the rules. nine0003
Popham Design cement tiles, SQUARISH collection in project Model Bananova. Three walls and the floor are tiled with neutral beige cement tiles. This made it possible to introduce contrast in the form of an asynchronous geometric print on the entire wall.
Tile size
Use tiles no larger than 15x15 cm, smaller is better. Mosaic is appropriate, but in small portions - on the floor or as a decoration. Too large tiles in a small bathroom are cramped, it is very noticeable. And the mosaic focuses on the tile joints, sawing the surface. Speaking of seams - try to choose a grout that matches the tile. nine0003
Carodeco cement tile in project CO: INTERIOR. The decoration used four types of tiles! But they formed into a harmonious composition due to proportionality and the absence of obvious tile joints.
Layout options
Diagonal and vertical layouts visually raise the ceiling. Laying with a run-up looks original - when the rows are stacked with an offset, as in brickwork. But the biggest find for the floor is Winckelmans metlakh tiles. It is offered by ready-made solutions, carpets. This is a classic, style and an opportunity to make the space of a small bathroom cozy. nine0003
The simplest and most popular broom layout is Tottenham A. In this example, a classic version of the game with contrasts: light top, dark bottom. Such a scheme is always harmonious. On the floor - Winckelmans, on the walls - metro tiles from Diffusion Ceramique.
Metro tile by Diffusion Ceramique in project by Elena Pegasova.
In this bathroom design and character are created exclusively by the layout. Thanks to the active lines, underlined in different colors, the room lives. But the floor is left neutral so as not to create an overload. nine0003
Let's look at other options for finishing a small bathroom with tiles. Once again: with the right contrasts, a small room focuses on design, not on the number of meters. Therefore, the design of tiles in a small bathroom is no less important than the layout.
The active pattern on the floor suggests that the walls will be calm, without a pattern. And to make friends between the floor and walls, repeat the color of the tiles in the door trim.
Cement tile Mosaic del Sur in project AIYA DESIGN
Patterns on the wall are acceptable if they are calmed by neighboring walls that match the color of the patterned tiles.
Doremail majolica wall, LES MEXICANES collection
An all-white space also needs contrasts. They can become tile seams.
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Imagine what a bathroom would look like if an already tiny space were stripped of color and personality? Let the white walls play to expand the space, but the floor creates a mood.
Mosaic del Sur cement tile patchwork
Another example is that you should not choose the same tile. Turquoise arabesques on the walls match turquoise Winckelmans broomsticks on the floor. But the rest of the walls are finished with light tiles, so the room seems spacious. nine0003
On the floor metlakh tiles Winckelmans in the project Svetlana Galfayan
And finally, for lovers of dark bathrooms. The bathroom will not look like a box if you choose tiles in natural terracotta shades. It will go well with any dark wood. Geometry in such cases is best left on the floor so as not to destroy the solidity of the dark space.
Carodeco Patterned Cement Tile in project Oleg Klodt
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MOSAIC DEL. .. - MOSAIC CLA...
829 -20% 663 rubles / piece
Available: 11 pieces (0.44 m2)
Clasicos 243-1 (B-N-C-LF-BA)
20x20 cm
MOSAIC DEL... - MOSAIC CLA...
927 -20% 741 rubles / piece
Available: 13 pieces (0.52 m2)
CHOCOLAT 45
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES UNIS
446 -20% 357 rub / piece
Available: 4 pcs (0. 16 m2)
F031F Tanger
20x20 cm
CAROCIM
973 rubles / pcs
Available: 0 pcs (0 m2)
PLINTHE LILLOISE Blanc N00
15x15 cm
DIFFUSION ... - METRO PARI...
1 254 -20% 1 003 rub / piece
Available: 291 pieces
cab.5 IVORY IVO
5x5 cm
Winckelman... - Metlakh. ..
89 -20% 71 rub / piece
Available: 14 pieces (0.04 m2)
BLANC
15x15 cm
DOREMAIL - LES UNIS
122 -20% nine8 rub / piece
Available: 310 pieces (6.98 m2)
tr.7 GREEN AUSTRALIAN VEA
7x7x10 cm
Winckelman... - Metlakh. ..
213 -20% 170 rub / piece
Available: 114 pieces (0.28 m2)
Clasicos 217-1 (BC-VM-R-J-RM)
20x20 cm
MOSAIC DEL... - MOSAIC CLA...
927 rubles / pcs
Available: 0 pcs (0 m2)
5800-4
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES FRISES
689 -20% 551 rub / piece
Available: 25 pieces (1 m2)
5100-1
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES FRISES
689 rub / pcs
Available: 0 pcs (0 m2)
590-1
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES FLEUR. ..
689 -20% 551 rub / piece
Available: 1 piece (0.04 m2)
470-1
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES GEOMET...
689 -20% 551 rub / piece
Available: 1 piece (0.04 m2)
360-1
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES GEOMET. ..
689 rub / pcs
Available: 0 pcs (0 m2)
5810 A-4
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES FRISES
689 rub / piece
Available: 0 piece (0 m2)
4980 A-1
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES FRISES
689 rub / piece
Available: 0 piece (0 m2)
cx.10 WHITE BAU
10x10 cm
Winckelman... - Metlakhskaya. ..
145 -20% 116 rub / piece
Available: 7 pieces (0.07 m2)
BAGUETTE Noir N32
2.5x15 cm
DIFFUSION ... - METRO PARI...
778 -20% 622 rubles / piece
Available: 1 piece
Clasicos 184-1 (JM-RB-LF-LC-M)
20x20 cm
MOSAIC DEL... - MOSAIC CLA. ..
927 rubles / piece
Available: 0 piece (0 m2)
FLOWER POINT
15x15 cm
CASTELLO - COLLECTION ...
383 -65% 134 rub / piece
Available: 2 pcs (0.05 m2)
7900-5
20x20 cm
CARODECO - LES COMBIN...
689 rub / pcs
Available: 0 pcs (0 m2)
Patchwork Aleatorio
15x15 cm
MOSAIC DEL. .. - MOSAIC PAT...
RUB 16,552 / m2
Available: 0 m2
Patchwork Aleatorio
20x20 cm
MOSAIC DEL... - MOSAIC PAT...
15 206 rub / m2
Available: 0 m2
M353 Papillon
20x20 cm
CAROCIM - ANIMAUX SU...
nine73 rub / piece
Available: 0 piece (0 m2)
Biseaute Blanc N00
7. 5x15 cm
DIFFUSION ... - METRO PARI...
106 -20% 85 rub / piece
Available: 36 pieces (0.41 m2)
Biseaute Vert Fonce N02
7.5x15 cm
DIFFUSION ... - METRO PARI...
119 -20% nine5 rub / piece
Available: 1 piece (0.01 m2)
SUN
15x15 cm
CASTELLO - COLLECTION . ..
383 -65% 134 rub / piece
Available: 2 pcs (0.05 m2)
Biseaute Chantier Blanc N99
7.5x15 cm
DIFFUSION ... - METRO PARI...
64 -20% 51 rub / piece
Available: 88 pieces (1 m2)
SOLEIL v1 MOTIF
20x20 cm
COULEURS&... - CEMENT LES. ..
890 rub / pcs
Available: 0 pcs (0 m2)
RV 7B
20x20 cm
COULEURS&... - CEMENT LES...
788 rub / piece
Available: 0 piece (0 m2)
RV 7A
20x20 cm
COULEURS&... - CEMENT LES...
788 rub / piece
Available: 0 piece (0 m2)
Biseaute Blanc Craquele N10
7.5x15 cm
DIFFUSION . .. - METRO PARI...
119 -20% 95 rub / piece
Available: 2 pieces (0.02 m2)
RS 1H
20x20 cm
COULEURS&... - CEMENT LES...
788 rub / piece
Available: 0 piece (0 m2)
RE 3F
20x20 cm
COULEURS&... - CEMENT LES...
788 rub / piece
Available: 0 pcs (0 m2)
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