Two Color Bathroom Tiles

Daltile octagon and dot matte white with black dot 12 in.

Two color bathroom tiles.

The same green color and different sizes of tiles with white grout for a relaxing and soothing little bathroom same grey stone tiles longer and narrow ones on the walls and large ones on the floor neutral tiles square ones and penny hex tiles plus an accent with blue and white mosaic tiles over the sink. X 6 mm ceramic mosaic floor and wall tile 1 sq. That would include peach terra cotta and pink tones says marcia. On the floors carrara venato 2 octagon polished mosaic tile on the walls white glass subway tile with rope trim and finally on the shower and recessed shelf carrara bianco polished 3 hexagon marble mosaic tile.

Try using a combination of glass porcelain and ceramic tile for a. Three types of tile lend luxury to this modern farmhouse bathroom. Cherry red and white. Ideal for wet spaces like your shower surround and above the bathroom vanity both glass and other mosaic tiles come in many colors and shapes.

Coloful glass tile fits contemporary and minimalist spaces and provides a dyamic contrast to natural stone walls. See more ideas about tile bathroom bathroom inspiration bathroom design. Subway tiles come in a variety of colors patterns and materials to add interest to your bathroom and in a simple white to let other design elements shine. Stein founder and president of the color council.

Whether you choose the classic white 3x6 subway tile or opt for a large multi color arrangement subway tiles are a timeless choice for your kitchen bathroom or fireplace surround. The added sheen of glass tile also adds depth to your bathroom. But steer clear of gray and deeper yellow greens other deep colors can work very well in bathrooms however even if your bathroom is tiny says catherine b. Whichever you choose subway tile isn t going out of style anytime soon.

The color scheme is hospital esque likely because it emits a clean and germ free aesthetic. Glossy red wall tiles and red bath mats are a cheerful and bright way to add spunk to an otherwise white bathroom.