If you are also having difficulties deciding on this matter, some of the information below may help you.
Need some help? Simply call, chat, or fill out our Design Assistance Form and one of our talented Design Consultants will get back to you shortly.One of the most common dilemmas encountered by people renovating their bathroom is whether to put tiles on or paint the walls.
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Ready to start your bathroom tile project? Order free samples now. Tile Shown: Adriatic Sea 3圆, White Wash + Navy Blue 2" Hexagons // Design & Photo: Bright Bazaar Paired with a saturated glaze color, we suggest painting your walls a crisp white or other neutral hue to complement the tile. Tile Shown: Seedling, Tusk & Basalt Large Diamonds, Tusk & Daisy 4x4 // Design: Emily Vallely // Photo: Madison Kim-Poppen This allows you to show off more tile, without overwhelming the space.
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Tile shown: Salton Sea 3x9 with Flagstone 6" Hexagons // Design & Photos: The Fresh Exchangeīrick Shown: White Mountains // Design: Anja Michals // Photo: Vivian Johnson A Little of BothĬan't decide how high to go? Why not try a full wall and a wall with wainscotting? This look works best when your shower walls are nearly or completely covered floor to ceiling in tile, and the tile is extended to the remaining walls but only as wainscotting.
Leave the border with a square, glazed edge for a clean and modern design detail. Tile shown: Mist 3圆 // Design & Photo: Benita Cooper Designįor a more contemporary take on the traditional wainscotting style, try using a traditional material, such as our glazed thin Brick or ceramic bathroom wall tiles. Tile Shown: Sea Foam 2圆, Daisy Star and Cross Tile shown: White Wash 3圆, Turquoise Star and Cross // Photo: Malcolm Fearon Photography For a truly classic look, finish the top with a decorative trim or a bullnosed edge. The classic design feature is usually between 34 and 54" high, with 36" being the average height.Ī classic offset or straight set pattern in a standard field size tile works best for this wall height. Wainscotting is a classic choice for bathrooms that border on the traditional side. Tile Shown: Calcite 6" Hexagons // Design & Photo: Sarah Sherman Samuel Classic Wainscotting Tile shown: Caribbean 3圆 // Design: Kapan Shipman // Photos: Dustin Bailey Tile Shown: Mesa, Painted Sky & Adobe 2x8 // Design: Jen Pinkston // Photo: Katie Jameson Floor and Ceilingįor a real wet room feel, try applying tile to the ceiling! Tile Shown: Rosemary 3圆 // Design: Sarah Sherman Samuel, Emily Farnham Architecture // Photo: Tessa Neustadt Tile Shown: Egret Matte 2x12 // Design: Kyla Ray Creative // Photo: Angela Price Tiling up to your ceiling will also add the feeling of height to your space! The design feels clean and contemporary, and the floor to ceiling installation, with its soft blue hue, becomes the focal point of the space. Tile Shown: Essentials 3x9, Daisy 6" Hexagon // Design & Image: Fireclay Tile We love the clean look of the straight set tile in the bathrooms below. The look is fresh and modern, and can be done in every shape, size and color there is. Tile Shown: Kasbah Trellis in Neutral Motif // Design & Photo: Erin Williamson Design Floor to Ceilingįor you tile lovers, fully tiled bathroom walls are the way to go. Everything feels cohesive without being too matchy-matchy: We love this bath's crisp white walls, contrasting black ceiling, and handpainted floors. Tile Shown: Tempest 3x9 // Design: West End Interiors // Photo: Sarah Wintle Accentuate rooms with high ceilings by using tall, sleek shapes, like 3x12s or 3x9s stacked vertically: We think this look works best in contemporary and modern bathrooms, where tile height is part of the design. The bathroom below showcases one of our favorite unconventional tile heights with the tile covering 3/4 of the wall.
Tile Shown: 3x9 tiles in Daisy & Sea Glass // Design: Claire Thomas // Photo: Stephanie Todaro Photography Almost to the Top Remodeling your entire bathroom? Start here with our complete guide to bathroom tile.
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Here we'll cover the basics of bathroom wall tiles and how to choose the right height for your project. The bathroom is one of the only spaces in your home where you can pretty much tile any surface you want, and with each surface there are a number of decisions to be made.
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