Material, scale, and color are all design choices that, for the not-so-design savvy, could be a bit overwhelming. Often, choosing a tile doesn't need to be that way. So sit back, relax, and let's make your choice easy. Here are our top 4 ways to choose the right tile for you:
There are so many variations to choose from, but how you want to have your area designed is up to you; from mosaics, ceramics, and porcelains, there is a wide variety to choose from. If you want a more trendy, modern look, try mosaic or hexagon-shaped tiles. If you are looking for a more conventional or conservative look, then classic neutral rectangular tiles are more your style. Again, have an idea in mind and make that the foundation of your design vision.
If you are having a hard time choosing between multiple options, narrow the options down to your top three based on design and quality. That way, you are picking both a functional and visually appealing decision. Consider getting samples of these three options to see them in your design room. Then, choose the best for your space out of those three.
You may not consider the maintenance of a tile when you buy it. However, a darker tile may not show stains and spills as quickly as a lighter one. You may also consider the finish on the tiles. A sleek, flat tile may be easier for you to clean than a textured or matte finish. Consider the number of people using the bathroom and whether you think there will be many spills or stains.
Large-scale tiles are trending and for a good reason. They can add a sense of elegance and luxury to a room. If you want to use large tiles in a bathroom, you can use the same cut tile in smaller sizes in different areas of the bathroom. For example, if you use 12x24 tiles on the floor, you can use the same tile in the bathroom in 2x2s. This will help create a slip-free shower floor or a seamless accent wall.
The beauty of shopping for bathroom mosaic tiles is that there are many unique designs out there. There are many factors to consider when making this decision, but there are four simple steps that you can take when deciding on a tile. Remember to have a style in mind, use samples of your top three choices, consider maintenance, and think about the scale of the tile. Most of all, have fun!
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