The bathroom is where bathroom tiles work hardest: humidity, water, frequent cleaning and safety under wet feet. Choosing the right floor and wall surfaces makes the difference between a beautiful bathroom and a problematic one.
Bathroom floor tiles: safety first
On the floor, slip resistance is the priority. Consider an R10 finish for general bathroom use and stronger grip in shower areas. Avoid very glossy finishes where people walk with wet feet.
Bathroom wall tiles
On the wall you can be more expressive: marble effect for a spa-like bathroom, stone effect for a natural mood, or decorative tiles for a feature detail.
Modern bathroom tiles
Modern bathroom tiles work well with large formats, light colours, fewer grout lines and continuity between floor and walls. In a small bathroom, large formats and bright tones help make the space feel bigger.
Formats and grout lines
Large formats reduce grout lines, dirt and maintenance. For showers, niches and details, mosaics and smaller formats are still useful.
Before buying
Order a sample on Sample.now and check colour and finish in the real light of your bathroom before buying.
