White shower floor tile ideas

10 designs with white shower tile |

It’s no wonder that white shower tile ideas are the number one choice for so many bathrooms. They look fresh, help keep the space light-filled, and work in a neutral scheme or one with colorful accents. They’re enduringly stylish, too, and won’t date a room in years to come.

But white tile for the shower is also amazingly versatile. Tile format and size, finish – gloss or matte, textural or smooth – the shade of white, and the tile material can all contribute to produce a myriad of different looks to help fulfill the bathroom ideas of even the most perfectionist of remodelers.

We’ve put together a collection of bathrooms with beautiful white shower tiles with which to explore the possibilities, and asked designers for their words of wisdom in making them part of your room.

White shower tile ideas

Whether you're thinking walk-in shower ideas that are traditional, transitional, or contemporary, there are white shower tile ideas that will complement the room. As well as the tile itself, pay attention to the color of the grout, which can blend subtly with the tile or emphasize the shape.

1. Play with pattern

(Image credit: Creative Tonic Design)

Consider creating interesting pattern with white shower tile to zone this part of the shower room. ‘I love taking traditional white tiles and using them in fun and unexpected ways in bathrooms,’ says Courtnay Tartt Elias with Creative Tonic Design .

‘Cutting 12 by 12 white tiles in half (in either direction) and using them in a brick joint or herringbone pattern takes a simple material and elevates it. Using varying patterns of the same tile cut into different sizes makes it appear as though you’re weaving in different materials. This space is subtle and soothing but feels colorful because of the clever use of the tile.’

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White tile with texture is a wonderful way to bring another dimension to wet rooms. Follow this room’s example by using it for the shower when there’s a patterned tile on the floor. Choosing a textured white tile ensures it doesn’t become the unnoticed Cinderella element of the room, and it harmonizes with the geometric detail of the floor.

3. Try tone on tone

(Image credit: Emily Dunn Interior Design Photograph: Mali Azima)

A gentler take on white shower tile ideas might prove the best option in organic bathroom designs. Here, Emily Dunn of Emily Dunn Interior Design combined various whites for the walk-in shower tile idea above.

‘Mixing in different tones of white can create a natural and relaxed look,’ she says. ‘It is a little softer than a solid white tile, but still in keeping with that fresh, neutral look and feel.’

4. Celebrate subway tile

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It’s important to be happy with tile for years to come as updating tile is a more involved process than changing a wall color. One of the white shower tile ideas that can be relied on not to date is subway bathroom tile in a classic pattern.

It’s a choice that has plenty of interest as well as being functional, so it never runs the risk of leaving the room looking plain, and while it’s ideal for the shower alone, it can be extended to other walls for wraparound style, and is one of those small bathroom shower tile ideas that can be used to make the room feel a little more spacious.

5. Mix finishes

(Image credit: Mark Williams Design Photograph: Emily Followill)

As well as selecting between high shine gloss and softer matte white shower tile ideas, think about the option to combine the two, which can elevate the look.

‘Creating a shower with inexpensive white wall tile doesn’t have to be boring,’ say Mark Williams and Niki Papadopoulos of Mark Williams Design . ‘Consider alternating between matte and gloss versions of the same tile to add dimension and interest without getting too busy.’

Here, both have been used effectively across the shower area, including the shower bench idea at the far end of the space.

6. Change the lines

(Image credit: Emily June Designs)

Bring curves to the shower by swapping from rectangular or square-shaped white tile to fish scale. Otherwise known as scallop or mermaid tile, fish scale tile provides soft contrast to the room’s straight lines and is beautifully decorative for highlighting shower storage ideas, such as niches, like the one above.

Think about whether to lay fish scale tile with the pointed side down, like this, or to the side, or up to create a teardrop effect. It can also be laid at different angles to create more ornate pattern.

7. Make white walls pop

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Make the look contemporary by teaming white shower tile on the walls with a bold accent shade for the floor tile.

Lauren Ramirez with HouseMill says, ‘There are so many ways to play up traditional white tile in a bathroom. A tone-on-tone design feels layered and lends a welcome sense of drama while maintaining the subtlety you’re likely looking for in a classic white tile. Opting for a contrasting color on the floor can be a great way to make those white walls (and unlacquered brass hardware) pop.’

8. Use dark grout

(Image credit: Maestri Studio Photograph: Par Bengtsson)

Grout color makes a major contribution to the appearance of white shower tile. Choose a dark gray or black and it will draw attention to the shape of the tile. It’s a way to make white tile less understated and more impactful – and it can be tied into the color of your shower curtain ideas, too.

Conversely, if you prefer the tile to blend on the wall, use a white or off-white grout, giving a more continuous impression as the grout lines disappear.

9. Add opulence with marble

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Choose marble bathroom ideas to create a look of understated opulence. It preserves all the benefits of using white tile in the shower, reflecting the light to space-stretching effect, and making it appear clean and fresh, while adding interest with its gray veining, and promoting a feeling of luxury.

For a lower maintenance take on the look, consider porcelain tile which can authentically reproduce the beauty of natural stone without the same care needs.

10. Dwell on detail

(Image credit: Maestri Studio Photograph: Jenifer McNeil Baker)

Here’s another way to make white shower tile anything but a plain and uniform background with a different pattern used in the lower part of the shower to the upper walls.

The herringbone below creates a broken zigzag and, in the small tile size here, brings energy to the space. Above, the pattern is contemporary, drawing the eye upwards, and a calmer counterpoint that complements the herringbone perfectly.

Is white shower tile hard to keep clean?

It’s where you use white tile that’s crucial to how hard it is to keep clean, and white tile in the shower isn’t an onerous choice.

Of course, regular cleaning will be necessary to keep the shower hygienic and remove residues of soap and hair products from the tile. Also, if you live in an area where the water is relatively hard, the tile will need to be cleaned to prevent limescale buildup. However, these tasks would be the same whatever color the tile.

Bear in mind that it’s not just the tile itself that needs to be cleaned regularly. Grout also needs effective cleaning and because its porous and gets wet, it’s here that mold can flourish, which is both unsightly and unhealthy.

What is the most popular tile for showers?

Whites and off-whites are a favorite neutral bathroom color, and shower tile is no exception to the rule. However, there is a growing trend for organic/natural styles, according to the NKBA (National Kitchen & Bath Association), if you prefer to stay ahead of the curve. In terms of shower tile, this could mean greens or blues, or even wood-look tile.

As for tile format, while subway tile is enduringly popular, sized-up versions and other larger format tiles that result in fewer grout lines are the ones to watch, the NKBA’s design trends 2022 report revealed.

Sarah is a freelance journalist and editor. Previously executive editor of Ideal Home, she’s specialized in interiors, property and gardens for over 20 years, and covers interior design, house design, gardens, and cleaning and organizing a home for H&G. She’s written for websites, including Houzz, Channel 4’s flagship website, 4Homes, and Future’s T3; national newspapers, including The Guardian; and magazines including Future’s Country Homes & Interiors, Homebuilding & Renovating, Period Living, and Style at Home, as well as House Beautiful, Good Homes, Grand Designs, Homes & Antiques, LandLove and The English Home among others. It’s no big surprise that she likes to put what she writes about into practice, and is a serial house renovator.

10 looks, layouts and colors for tiles |

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There is a plethora of choices when it comes to shower floor tile ideas.

Of course shower floor tiles need to be both durable and easy to clean, particularly in high-traffic households, but that shouldn’t preclude them from being stylish, too.

Materials for shower floors are many and varied, ranging from funky vinyl to luxury materials such as solid marble. Be aware, though, that although they are bound to add an air of elegance, many natural stone floors will need an element of maintenance to keep your walk-in shower ideas and shower room ideas looking at their best.

Shower floor tile ideas

Some shower floor tiles are only suitable for walls not floors, some materials are not suitable bathroom flooring ideas since they may be damaged by repeated contact with water or be too slippery, and some are not suitable for underfloor heating. The golden rule? Always check with your supplier before purchase.

1. Use your shower floor tiles to create a colorful impact

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'Color can have a huge impact in a shower room,' says Emma Joyce, brand manager EMEAA, Victoria + Albert Baths . 'For those wishing to make a statement, opt for a bold contrasting color on a freestanding bath and basin to contrast with lighter tiles or walls. In reverse, a darker paint or tiles paired with a crisp white bath makes the bath the hero.

Contrary to popular belief, this can work incredibly well in small bathroom ideas, as dark color can in fact make a room appear bigger.'

2. Create a stand out space with decorative tiles

(Image credit: Hub of the House Studio/Meghan Bob Photography)

'The best shower tile ideas call for bold designs, and nothing beats the combination of rich color, a simple repeat, and the durability of properly sealed cement tiles, especially for the shower floor,' says Karen Harautuneian, principal designer at Hub of the House Studio

3. Dazzle with a bold monochromatic scheme

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To craft a really impactful look, create contrast. Decorating with contrasting tones can be tricky to get right, but with a considered eye, this daring tonal duo can be used to create beautifully balanced interiors.

'Black and white bathroom ideas are always a classic color combination that can reflect many different styles depending on what is styled with it,' says Lauren Lerner, founder and principal designer at Living with Lolo . 'Using black and white in unexpected ways such as shower floor tiles keeps the color combo feeling fresh.'

4. Use small mosaics on your shower floor

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Mosaics allow you to create flexible shower floor tile ideas, and are especially useful for creating shower bench ideas that are both practical and free of sharp edges.

'Playing with scale is really important if you want to create an interesting space,' says Jennifer Ebert, digital editor, Homes & Gardens. 'Using smaller mosaic tiles on the shower floor with larger format rectangular designs on the walls, but in the same color palette will most definitely create an chic shower room.'

(Image credit: BC Designs/Darren Chung)

'Small bathroom tiles are a great choice for wet room ideas, as they’re easy to lay in a slope towards the drainage hole which is hugely important in the practicalities of having a wet room,' says Barry Cutchie, design director at BC Designs . 'It also means that by using smaller floor tiles, you can continue the flow from the rest of the bathroom floor in the shower.'

'This continuous line helps to make the space look bigger as it is cleaner and less busy without the zoning off of smaller spaces.'

6. Use your shower floor tiles to zone specific areas

(Image credit: Mandarin Stone)

Using color and design to zone different areas of a bathroom is great concept, especially if your bathroom is on the larger side.

'In this bathroom the ‘scattered herringbone’ tile layout cleverly merges the two areas and creates an eye-catching design,' says Louisa Morgan, creative director at Mandarin Stone

7. Use the same floor tiles on the walls for a cohesive look

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'Taking inspiration from Moroccan hammams, the wet room, designed to be one of the major wow factors in Malta's Balluta Building apartments, an Art Nouveau gem, places Drummonds classic bathroomware center-stage,' says James Lentaigne, creative director at Drummonds .

'A pair of floor-standing Grand shower pipes make a dramatic statement within the space. Classic fittings soften the masculine feel of the room whilst the brushed brass finish provides a warm counterbalance to the vibrant green, geometric tiles which adorn the walls and floor.'

8. Choose terrazzo for a timeless shower scheme

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Large format, terrazzo effect porcelain tiles 'Jagger Light Grey' have been continued from wall to the floor to create a seamless surface making this shower room appear larger.

'The subtle & stylish terrazzo design provides just enough interest whilst being a practical & durable surface,' explains Louisa Morgan, creative director at Mandarin Stone .

When you are laying bathroom floor tiles in a wet room setting like this, it is worth ensuring that the subfloor is laid with a slight gradient to ensure good drainage and that the grouting and sealing of the tiles is 100% watertight to ensure no water finds its way to the room below.

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Using scale in interior design can add instant impact and drama to a scheme – and it is definitely an interior design tip worth knowing when designing a bathroom or shower space.

'It's always worth having a play with scale as it can trick the eye to your advantage if your shower space is tight,' says Melanie Griffiths, editor, Period Living. 'Using a smaller tile design on the floor will give the bathroom a decorative feel especially if the wall tiles are large.'

10. Create a spa-like feel with alabaster porcelain tiles

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Creating the ultimate spa bathroom ideas are all about using key materials for your flooring.

'We love this cocooning walk in shower – the textured wall contrasting with the super-smooth alabaster colored porcelain tiles creates a soothing feel,' says Melanie Griffiths. Choosing a paler shade than the walls ensures this space doesn't feel too dark. '

What types of floor tiles are suitable for the shower?

When it comes to shower floor tile ideas, it is important to think about which type of tiles are most suitable for bathrooms and showers.

Family bathrooms that have a lot of traffic will be best served by porcelain or ceramic tiles, which are good non-slip bathroom flooring options. While natural stones can look amazing – book-matched marble or rough textured limestone are a great choice for walk-in shower ideas for instance – they will need regular maintenance to keep them in tip-top condition.

Attractive and durable alternatives include composite materials such as Silestone or Caesarstone or vinyls from companies such as Amtico that can provide the look of a natural material or an encaustic tile without the work those might entail to keep clean.

One of the biggest hazards in a shower room is the risk of slipping. 'As soon as you splash water about, surfaces can get slippery,' agrees Mike Zarghami, designer at Bathwaters. 'Choose shower floor tiles with a honed or anti-slip surface or opt for the alternative of vinyl or rubber flooring that can also bring some welcome color to a family shower room.'

Sophie has been an interior stylist and journalist for over 20 years and has worked for many of the main interior magazines during that time, both in-house and as a freelancer. On the side, as well as being the News Editor for indie magazine, 91, she trained to be a florist in 2019 and launched The Prettiest Posy where she curates beautiful flowers for modern weddings and events. For H&G, she writes features about interior design – and is known for having an eye for a beautiful room.

Best white tile bathroom design ideas - real interior photos

Why we love white tiles and recommend them to you.

Publication date: 09/24/2019

Material prepared: Vera Rogatko

White tiles in the bathroom are like a little black dress in a fashionista's wardrobe: always in place and hardly ever outdated. True, even such a simple, at first glance, finish has its own laws and design rules. More about them in this post.

Photo: studioyoume.com.au

Why is white tile good?

The benefits are many. We chose the strongest.

Goes with everything. Loyal to any color of grout and to a variety of companions: paint, plaster, microcement, wallpaper, wood and other materials.
Appropriate in bathrooms in any style - from minimalism to art deco and classics.
Not easily soiled (no matter how strange it may sound). Soap stains, lime water, particles of dust and washing powder and other dirt in the bathroom as a whole are always grayish white in color. On light surfaces, all this will be much less noticeable than on dark ones.
Adds light and air. And in the bathroom, where there are not so many windows and daylight, white is a saving breath of air for those who feel comfortable only in bright interiors.

Design: Novogres

Photo: behance.net

How to choose a quality white tile?

Spanish and Italian brands traditionally have the most reliable reputation. But to determine the quality of one badge made in Italy is not enough. And then, it turns out, tiles from other countries are worse by default? Of course not! To determine whether a tile is really of high quality, check with a consultant in the salon what standards and tolerances it meets. Here are the most reputable and reliable:

DIN (Germany)
UPEG (France)
BS (UK)
ASTM-ANSI (USA)
UNI EN (Italy)

These tolerances ensure that the product is rigorously tested for wear resistance, good geometry, low porosity and poor water absorption, high strength and other important quality attributes. There is no doubt about such a tile, and the color will be monophonic, bright, without yellowness and a grayish tint.

Design: Villeroy&Boch

Photo: entrancemakleri.se

Which white tiles are hot right now?

Volumetric

Convex 3D surfaces cast beautiful shadows, but to get a complex, architectural bathroom interior, white tiles with volumetric design will not be limited. You will also have to tinker with building a special directional light.

Design: Natalia Belugina

Square

The idea of cladding a bathroom from old Soviet apartments is experiencing a new birth. Important: fashionable square options are always matte.

Photo: entrancemakleri.se

Photo: styleandcreate.com

Boar

White tiles laid in this way have already become real interior classics, and still do not lose their relevance. Remember: in classic interiors, the “boar” is laid up to the middle of the wall.

Design: Front Architecture

Photo: behance.net

Mosaic or fine honeycomb

The easiest way to make your bathroom look luxurious and visually expensive.

Edged

Such options are also called rectified: this is when the edges of the tile are even and do not have a rounded chamfer from the glaze flow. The seams are minimal. Looks spectacular.

Photo: homeadore.com

Design: Tolko interiors

Photo: ruemag.com

What to pair with?

We have studied the popular techniques used by designers over the past few years and have chosen the most aesthetic ones.

With rich color paint

Try to lay the tiles at the height of the door, and above - paint and match the grout to match. In such a tandem, the geometry of the tile and the color of the paint will be revealed in full force. You can go further and paint the ceiling, but this technique requires a certain amount of courage.

It is important to complement the combination of white tiles + white paint with furniture with a complex texture, interesting faucets, perhaps a designer heated towel rail, in general, with something unusual, otherwise white walls will look rustic.

Design: Maria Vatolina

Design: Home Design

Design: Nechaev & Senchugov studio

Design: ZROBYM architects

With wood

White tiles will fit perfectly into the interior of a bathroom with an abundance of wood: nuanced shades and a delicate pattern of wood will not be lost on a clean background and will be revealed to the fullest.

Design: Project 905

Photo: restoremajorityrule. com

Design: KDVA architects

Multi-format tiles, complex laying

A non-standard approach to laying tiles looks at least unusual. As a maximum - with the right proportions and scale, you get a bathroom worthy of the cover of a glossy magazine.

Design: Tatyana Minina

With fashionable sanitary ware: colored or natural stone effect

White tiles are the perfect backdrop for washbasins and bathtubs in an up-to-date active palette, as in the latest collections of Antoniolupi or Villeroy&Bosch.

Design: Villeroy&Boch

Design: Prosvirin design

What is outdated?

Color inserts

Decors with flowers, patterns, photopanels have firmly established themselves in anti-trends.

Alternating black and white tiles

Designers forgot about the "checkerboard" a few years ago and, it seems, they are not going to remember. But the bathroom, visually divided into several contrasting planes, or black plumbing on a white background are only welcome.

Design: Shubochkini architects

Photo: behance.net

White tiles in the bathroom: design tricks from Scandinavian decorators

It is Scandinavian designers who know how to play with white tiles without being bored, avoiding the effect of a “hospital” bathroom. Here are the ideas and solutions they have in store for this.

1. Braids and plants

Baskets, boxes, rugs with natural textures reduce the degree of sterility that can occur in a bathroom with white tiles on the walls, and make the space more comfortable. Plants work for the same effect. True, in a space where there is often no light, the living will not last long. Choose artificial ones: now they make options that are almost indistinguishable from real ones.

Photo: dekorcenneti. com

2. Monochrome palette

White and some black and gray for contrast - a simple recipe for an aesthetically pleasing Scandinavian bathroom.

Design: Ekaterina Uglovaya

3. Brass faucets

Laconic laying style and classic brushed brass shower bar are a bright welcome for small bathrooms and a stylish, memorable combination.

Photo: entrancemakleri.se

4. On the floor - small tiles

Usually they are dark, square, five- or hexagonal in shape. With practical Scandinavians, nothing happens just like that: many seams on the floor surface will not let you slip when it's wet.

Design: Urban Citizen Architecture

Photo: ruemag.com

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White tiles in the bathroom - 135 photos, ideas for choosing and combining white tiles

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Anna Modjaro

Stylish design: master bathroom in modern style with flat cabinets, black cabinets, white tiles, green walls, countertop sink, colorful flooring, beige countertops and floor vanity - the latest trend

Interior MNF

INT2architecture

Original design example of a medium sized master bathroom in gray and white in a modern style with flat cabinets, white cabinets, freestanding bathtub, white tiles, cement tile, white walls, terrazzo flooring, undermount sink, wood countertops. faux stone, white floor, white countertop, window, single vanity unit and floor cabinet

MK_S project 2016

NIDO interiors

Stylish design: medium sized modern style bathroom with island cabinets, brown cabinets, corner shower, white tiles, white walls, medium hardwood floors, walk-in shower, vanity top, wooden worktop, beige floor and brown worktop - the latest trend

Home Story Project

ELENA BODROVA | ELENA BODROVA

Small combined bathroom in monochrome shades.
Inspiration for home comfort: small neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with glass fronts, gray fronts, corner shower, white tile, ceramic tile, ceramic floor, walk-in shower, gray floor, sliding door shower and console sink

Neva Towers

Tatyana Brimmer

Separate lighting is provided in the bathroom. A large number of spotlights made the room brighter and more spacious.
Modern bathroom with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, alcove bathtub, over-bath shower, white tile, vanity top, black flooring, open shower, white countertop, single vanity unit and wall-hung vanity unit

Apartment Presnya City

Anna Zhemereva / ORT-interiors

Stylish design: small master bathroom in modern style with flat cabinets, white cabinets, freestanding bathtub, shower over tub, white tiles, gray tiles, pink tiles, solid sink, gray floor, cabinet for two washbasins, floor cabinet and porcelain stoneware floor - the latest trend

Tatyana park. Realization

KEEPARIS interior bar

Original design example: bathroom in white tones with wood finishes in a modern style with flat facades, medium tone wood color facades, white tiles, a monolithic sink and a white countertop

Mosfilmovskaya street

Special- style

Photo of a neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with an alcove shower, white tiles, boar tiles, a walk-in shower and a shower with 9 swing doors0017

Apartment in Moscow

LENA KINO

Pictured: small neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with recessed panel fronts, gray fronts, alcove tub, shower over tub, white tiles, gray walls, walk-in shower

Deauville

ESTEE DESIGN BUREAU

Stylish design: neoclassical (modern classic) master bathroom with clawfoot tub, white tiles, blue walls and multi-colored floors - the latest trend

Contemporary Bathroom

A fresh design idea: a large modern style master bathroom with shower over bathtub, installation, white tile, marble tiles, marble floor, bathtub screen, medium tone wood cabinets, alcove bathtub,

Malaya Bronnaya

Natalia Vybornaya

In the photo: a neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with recessed panel facades, white facades, a fully built-in bathtub, white tiles, a recessed sink, gray floor, white countertop, niche, cabinet for one sink and built-in cabinet with

Apartment in Paradny Kvartal residential complex

Andrei Belimov-Gushchin

A fresh design idea: a medium-sized bathroom in a modern style with beige facades, a corner shower, an installation, beige tiles, multi-colored tiles, white tiles, white walls , walk-in shower, sink, multicolored floor, shower with sliding doors, white countertop, alcove, cabinet for one sink and built-in cabinet - great interior photo

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BERNIDESIGN

photographer: Sergey Krasyuk
Inspiration for home comfort: neoclassical (modern classic) master bathroom with white cabinets, an alcove bathtub, white tiles, a countertop sink, black countertop, a vanity unit and a built-in vanity unit

House in Yasenevo

Irina Onika

In the photo: a large neoclassical (modern classic) bathroom with shaker facades, white facades, a clawfoot bathtub, a corner shower, white tiles, white walls, a sink, white floor, gray worktop and built-in cabinet with

Nature in the home

Ekaterina Vladimirova

Stylish design: medium-sized bathroom in modern style with flat cabinets, black cabinets, alcove shower, white tiles, porcelain tiles, porcelain stoneware flooring, shower cabin, countertop sink, gray floor, bathroom screen, white countertop, single sink cabinet and hanging cabinet - the latest trend

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White shower floor tile ideas

10 designs with white shower tile |

White shower tile ideas

1. Play with pattern

3. Try tone on tone

4. Celebrate subway tile

5. Mix finishes

6. Change the lines

7. Make white walls pop

8. Use dark grout

9. Add opulence with marble

10. Dwell on detail

Is white shower tile hard to keep clean?

What is the most popular tile for showers?

10 looks, layouts and colors for tiles |

Shower floor tile ideas

1. Use your shower floor tiles to create a colorful impact

2. Create a stand out space with decorative tiles

3. Dazzle with a bold monochromatic scheme

4. Use small mosaics on your shower floor

6. Use your shower floor tiles to zone specific areas

7. Use the same floor tiles on the walls for a cohesive look

8. Choose terrazzo for a timeless shower scheme

10. Create a spa-like feel with alabaster porcelain tiles

What types of floor tiles are suitable for the shower?

Best white tile bathroom design ideas - real interior photos

Why is white tile good?

How to choose a quality white tile?

Which white tiles are hot right now?

Volumetric

Square

Boar

Mosaic or fine honeycomb

Edged

What to pair with?

With rich color paint

With wood

Multi-format tiles, complex laying

With fashionable sanitary ware: colored or natural stone effect

What is outdated?

Color inserts

Alternating black and white tiles

White tiles in the bathroom: design tricks from Scandinavian decorators

1. Braids and plants

2. Monochrome palette

3. Brass faucets

4. On the floor - small tiles

White tiles in the bathroom - 135 photos, ideas for choosing and combining white tiles

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