15 Ways to Mix & Match Bathroom Tiles
Spice up the decor of bathrooms by mixing and matching patterned, coloured and textured tiles
The art of mixing and matching is not limited to the upholstery and laminates or veneers of furniture; it also works effectively when you are selecting bathroom tiles. So get creative and don’t be afraid to embrace the mix-and-match style, as it can give a personality boost to your bathroom decor. Use these tips to experiment with numerous variants of tiles in materials like ceramic, porcelain, natural stone and so on, just like a pro.
3. Lay terrazzo tiles alongside solid-colour tiles
This clever design by Charlotte Fequet features blue tiles arranged in a herringbone pattern in the shower area and white wall tiles for the rest of the bathroom. The terrazzo floor tiles feature a speckled look in hues of blue and white and weave the space together.
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This clever design by Charlotte Fequet features blue tiles arranged in a herringbone pattern in the shower area and white wall tiles for the rest of the bathroom. The terrazzo floor tiles feature a speckled look in hues of blue and white and weave the space together.
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4. Combine marble tiles and patterned tiles
Michelle Graham Design has used marble-look tiles with grey veining for the walls and dense flooring patterns in white and grey for the flooring.
Michelle Graham Design has used marble-look tiles with grey veining for the walls and dense flooring patterns in white and grey for the flooring.
5. Accentuate with 3D tiles
Arbor Haus has introduced 3D tiles in Prussian blue to accentuate the countertop and create a visual demarcation between the dual sinks. The matching cabinetry completes the look.
Arbor Haus has introduced 3D tiles in Prussian blue to accentuate the countertop and create a visual demarcation between the dual sinks. The matching cabinetry completes the look.
6. Use different hues of similar tiles
In this example, tiles in different hues but similar designs come together to create a layered look.
In this example, tiles in different hues but similar designs come together to create a layered look.
7. Match mosaic tiles with natural stone tiles
Key Residential has used contrasting materials – iridescent mosaic tiles for the walls and natural stone tiles for the flooring – to add depth and dimension to the bathroom decor.
Key Residential has used contrasting materials – iridescent mosaic tiles for the walls and natural stone tiles for the flooring – to add depth and dimension to the bathroom decor.
8. White tiles and patterned tiles
Patterned tiles stand out against a white base, like in this bathroom by Bearded Builders, Baltimore.
Patterned tiles stand out against a white base, like in this bathroom by Bearded Builders, Baltimore.
9. Combine two solid colours of tiles
The black and white bathroom by Evelyn James Interiors incorporates a clean-lined bathroom decor. A pattern is created with solid-colour wall tiles and matching floor tiles.
The black and white bathroom by Evelyn James Interiors incorporates a clean-lined bathroom decor. A pattern is created with solid-colour wall tiles and matching floor tiles.
10. Mix three types of tiles
Mold Design Studio has infused a sunny vibe into the bathroom decor with yellow and white patterned floor tiles. The walls incorporate white tiles and yellow tiles for the niche and backsplash.
Mold Design Studio has infused a sunny vibe into the bathroom decor with yellow and white patterned floor tiles. The walls incorporate white tiles and yellow tiles for the niche and backsplash.
11. Get playful with multi-coloured tiles
Why stick to two or three hues when you can introduce a riot of colours into the bathroom decor? Just see how Fireclay tile has used polychromatic strips of tiles to create a rainbow effect.
Why stick to two or three hues when you can introduce a riot of colours into the bathroom decor? Just see how Fireclay tile has used polychromatic strips of tiles to create a rainbow effect.
12. Play with textures
Studio Wood has highlighted the textured tiles of the backsplash and the niche with diffused illumination. Contrasting matte-finish base tiles adorn the rest of the bathroom.
Studio Wood has highlighted the textured tiles of the backsplash and the niche with diffused illumination. Contrasting matte-finish base tiles adorn the rest of the bathroom.
13. Experiment with patchwork tiles
The bathroom is characterised by a combination of patchwork and grey tiles that come together to create a look that’s bold and dramatic.
The bathroom is characterised by a combination of patchwork and grey tiles that come together to create a look that’s bold and dramatic.
14. Glass tiles and matte-finish tiles
Montgomery Custom Homes has used reflective glass tiles on the walls and matte finish floor tiles to create a dual contrast of colour and finish.
Montgomery Custom Homes has used reflective glass tiles on the walls and matte finish floor tiles to create a dual contrast of colour and finish.
15. Think out of the box
In this bathroom by Pranav Patel Design Studio, the space is visually divided into multiple sections. One set of highlighter tiles has been used for the niche and a different set of highlighter tiles for the wall of the concealed flush behind the water closet. The rest of the bathroom features extensive use of wood and different colours for the walls and cabinetry.
Read more:
8 Spectacular Ways to Use Highlighter Tiles in the Bathroom
8 Ways to Mix-and-Match Upholstery in Your Living Room
Tell us:
Is there any other way to mix and match the tiles of a bathroom? Share your ideas in the Comments section below.
In this bathroom by Pranav Patel Design Studio, the space is visually divided into multiple sections. One set of highlighter tiles has been used for the niche and a different set of highlighter tiles for the wall of the concealed flush behind the water closet. The rest of the bathroom features extensive use of wood and different colours for the walls and cabinetry.
Read more:
8 Spectacular Ways to Use Highlighter Tiles in the Bathroom
8 Ways to Mix-and-Match Upholstery in Your Living Room
Tell us:
Is there any other way to mix and match the tiles of a bathroom? Share your ideas in the Comments section below.
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Go ahead and combine marble-look tiles with wood-look ones. The rich grain patterns of marble and wood lend an exotic vibe to the bathroom.