![]() 'Large-format tiles have grown in popularity for shower spaces in recent years, as they make for easier cleaning than smaller formats with lots of grout lines.’ says Louisa Swannell, Head of Creative Design at Walls and Floors (opens in new tab). What is the most popular tile for showers? For contrast, the other shower wall is in small mosaic tiles in white, the glass finish gives a lustre effect to reflect the light. This corner wall has been covered in a small chip terrazzo with a pink tone which has been picked up in the gloss floor and the wall. Terrazzo tiles are big news right now and look great in bathrooms of all sizes. They are the perfect choice for a luxury bathroom with the minimal amount of upkeep required.’ 2. 'Today’s faux marble alternatives are indistinguishable from their ‘real’ counterparts, emulating the same natural movement you’d expect in the real thing. ‘Marble is the go-to when it comes to opulent finishes, but it does come with a pretty hefty price tag.’ says Abbas Youssefi, Director of Porcelain Superstore. It’s the perfect tile for a spa hotel-style bathroom idea. Here it has been used on the floor as well. Marble is a natural stone, so each tile is different, but they are expensive as they have to be quarried, and they are heavy, so now there are lots of lookalikes available in hard-wearing composite materials such as quartz, which are pretty indestructible and look like the real thing.Ĭhoosing the same tile for the whole bathroom and not just the shower gives a cohesive look and works especially well in small spaces. Marble tiles have been popular since Roman times for their good looks and durability. ![]()
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