Bathroom tiles design is available in a surprising number of materials.

Bathroom floor tile is made from porcelain stoneware and known for its high quality. They stand out for their deficient water absorption and very high resistance to abrasions. They, therefore, make the ideal choice for bathroom tiling.

Bathroom tiles design is available in a surprising number of materials. Ceramic, porcelain, and vinyl tiles are what come to mind first, and for a good reason: They’re perhaps the most practical options. But there are many options available today, from stone to cork. Get to know your options this guide to the best bathroom floor tile, and your decision-making will come with a bit more ease.

The perfect harmony between innovation and creativity, Bathroom tiles are designed and produced in compliance with the strictest international standards. Each phase of the production process is subject to quality control procedures to ensure the satisfaction of the highest quality standards. Choosing tiles doesn’t merely mean choosing porcelain stoneware; it means expressing your personality and picking your way of living.

So here are five tips of choosing the perfect tile

1.    Pick your must have tile first

Typically, when we start a bathroom renovation, we have one tile that we dream of Including in our design. Sometimes it is an individual or unique accent tile, and sometimes it is as simple as knowing that you want white subway tile. Either way, take that dream tile and use it as the starting point for the other tile you will choose for your bathroom design.

2.    Try to keep it to no more than three different tiles

Taking your first (must have) choice as a starting point, use it to make the decisions for the other tiles you will include in your design. If your must have is a unique colour or pattern and is going to be the focal point of your plan, pull more subtle tones from it to use in your accent tiles. If, however, your first choice is gruesome (like a white subway tile) you may want to add an element of interest with a colourful accent tile or even a smaller scale white penny tile to change it up and add interest.

3.    Stick to one show stopper

There are so many beautiful tiles out there, and a bathroom is a perfect place to show off some of your personality and take a risk with a fun colour or pattern on your tiles. However, if you are going to go for it, keep it to one show stopper. This will make your look timeless and create the wow factor that you are going for since it won’t be competing with the other elements in the room. Your show stopper area can be big or small; it’s up to you.

4.    Take maintenance into consideration

I don’t like to clean. I especially don’t like to clean the tub and shower, so when choosing tile for these very wet areas, you will probably want to go with porcelain or ceramic tile since they are virtually maintenance free. (You will want to double check to see if they need to be sealed.)  Tiles made from natural stone require more maintenance and do have to be sealed. They are more pours, so they tend to hold on to dirt and grim more. If you want to add texture with stone, it may be a good idea to use it on the floor or in a less wet area. Lastly, glass tile is so pretty and makes a high wall or accent tile. It is super slippery, so it doesn’t work well on the floor.

5.    Consider scale

Large scale tiles are definitely on trend when it comes to bathroom floors right now. If you choose to go that direction, you can use the same tile cut in smaller sizes in a different area of the bathroom.