Renovating your bathroom or powder room floors, walls, backsplashes, showers, and tub-shower combos with new tile is a chance to add color, pattern, and personality to your space. From small penny tile mosaics to classic subway tiles, patterned tiles, and large-scale tile, there are options to suit every size and style bathroom.
Check out these functional and stylish bathroom tile ideas for inspiration.
stylehomespace / Candace Madonna
-
01
of 71Colorful Checkerboard Tiles
Credit:
Bring checkerboard tile onto bathroom walls for a retro look. Pair orange-and-white checkerboard shower tiles with ornate patterned tile floors to mimic the eccentric look of this London bathroom.
-
02
of 71Lavender Accent Tile
Credit: Ashley DeLapp Interior Design / Photo by Christina Hussey
Lavender is an underrated choice for bathroom accent tiles. This soft and soothing color pairs well a range of colors and either silver- or gold-toned fixtures.
-
03
of 71Terrazzo Floor Tiles
Credit:
Terrazzo tile is a versatile composite material made from fragments of stone that are bound with resin or concrete. In this bathroom, subtle pale-toned terrazzo flooring complements a soothing green shower wall of handmade square zellige tiles.
-
04
of 71Colorful Clashing Tiles
Credit:
Combine clashing tile patterns or colors on walls and floors for a signature look. This small but stylish bathroom pairs airy floor tiles with gradient blue vertical stacks, but feel free to run with your favorite colors and patterns.
-
05
of 71Pink Bathroom Tiles
Credit:
Tile the bathroom ceiling to add extra waterproofing and boost your decor. Carry the pink tile from the shower stall onto the slanted ceilings and keep the floor tile simple and neutral for a sophisticated look.
-
06
of 71Blue Patterned Tiles
Credit:
Decorate your bathroom with patterned tile that matches your color palette. Bold shades of blue refresh this historic Maine home, while a wall niche is finished in the same tile as the wall niche for a cohesive feel.
-
07
of 71Contrasting Tiles
Credit:
Mix simple floor tiles with splashy wall tiles to create contrast in your bathroom. Solid marble-effect floor tiles balance whimsical blue-and-white fish scale tile walls in this primary bathroom that is full of playfulness.
-
08
of 71Tonal Green Tiles
Credit:
Pair tonal greens to create a cohesive feel. Combine dark green marble subway tiles in a herringbone pattern with lighter green shower tiles laid in staggered vertical stacks and finished with white grout to add visual interest.
-
09
of 71Matched Wall and Floor Tiles
Credit:
Use the same tile on walls and floors for a cohesive feel. Choose a large-scale pattern in a soft color to complement a traditional space like this Edwardian bathroom in London.
-
10
of 71Geometric Circle Floor Tiles
Credit:
Introduce some curves in your bathroom with geometric circle floor tiles. Charcoal tiles with thick black grout complement this modern bathroom finished with a black-and-white wallpaper mural and a striking blue wall-mounted sink.
-
11
of 71Zellige Tile
Credit:
Zellige tile is prized for its natural irregularities and imperfections, resulting in a unique finished look every time. Choose a subtle pearly finish to make your shower feel more luxurious.
-
12
of 71Black-and-White Tile
Credit:
Give your bathroom a modern feel with black-and-white tiles. A classic starburst pattern will complement white and light wood finishes and gold-toned fixtures.
-
13
of 71Mix and Match Tiles
Credit: @vfynes / Instagram
Don’t be afraid to mix and match different tile shapes and designs. When done correctly, mixing patterns can add depth and texture to a bathroom and give it a lot of personality.
-
14
of 71Black Hex Floor Tiles
Credit:
Black hex tiles will give your bathroom a modern feel. Finished the floor tiles with white grout to complement a bright industrial-style powder room.
-
15
of 71Triangle Floor Tiles
Credit:
Don’t be afraid to use bold colored or patterned tile in a small space. Triangle-shaped floor tiles in shades of green add a geometric edge to this bathroom, while teal gradient wall tiles are stacked vertically to draw the eye upward for a more spacious feel.
-
16
of 71High-Gloss Black Wall Tile
Credit:
For a glamorous, on-trend look, consider black-on-black tile finishes. To pull off an all-black design, at least one high-gloss tile is recommended to reflect light and keep the space from feeling small and cave-like.
-
17
of 71Starburst Wall Tile
Credit: @clairakennedy / Instagram
Bathrooms are often a great place to experiment with new patterns and styles in your home. This bathroom features aqua starburst wall tiles that complement the traditional subway shower and the penny tile floor.
-
18
of 71White Pebble Floor Tile
Credit:
Give your bathroom a spa-like feel and your feet a mini massage every time you shower with pebble tile flooring. This tile idea is a great way to add a bit of texture to your bathroom while maintaining a simple, classic look.
-
19
of 71White Subway Tile Walls
Credit: @honeydesignbuild / Instagram
Give your bathroom an elevated look and feel by running tile from floor to ceiling. Choose white subway tile with black grout and black tile floor to complement any style bathroom.
-
20
of 71Inlaid Tile Bathroom Rug
Credit:
Create an elegant look with an inlaid tile rug. Define the bathtub with a plain tile border that mimics a rug.
-
21
of 71Chevron Patterned Tile
Credit:
Lay tiles in a chevron pattern to add subtle texture in your bathroom. The pattern will create a dynamic feel that can make a small bathroom feel more spacious.
-
22
of 71Monochromatic Tiles
Credit: @lemonleafhomeinteriors / Instagram
If you want a spa-like bathroom, but don’t want it to feel too coordinated, mix up the tile sizes throughout the room. This bathroom mixes gray stone tiles in a range of sizes and materials for a classic look that isn’t boring.
-
23
of 71Two-Tone Shower Tile
Credit:
Create a crisp contrast with two-tone tile shower walls. Black penny tile creates the illusion of more space as it contrasts with the white herringbone tile in this modern space.
-
24
of 71Colorful Blue Tiles
Credit: @gracecottagehhi / Instagram
Blue bathroom tile will give your space a relaxing feel. Finish with white grout to echo white trim for a coastal look.
-
25
of 71Crosshatch Shower Tile
Credit:
Subway tile is a classic choice for bathrooms, but feel free to deviate from standard builder grade white. Choose an off-white finish laid in a crosshatch design on the shower wall to mix things up while keeping your bathroom classic, or choose a bold color.
-
26
of 71Graphic Floor Tiles
Credit:
Want an eye-catching look that instantly becomes the focal point of your bathroom? Update bathroom floor tile with a bold graphic pattern that complements your space.
-
27
of 71Square Tile
Credit: @homebypolly / Instagram
Pair a half wall of simple white square tiles with bathroom wallpaper to give your bathroom a lift. Try removable peel-and-stick wallpaper if you’re a renter.
-
28
of 71Colorful Hexagon Tile
Credit:
Hexagon tiles will give your bathroom a crisp geometric look. Choose a moody color like these deep blue shower tiles for added impact.
-
29
of 71Large-Format Floor Tile
Credit: KG Designs / Photography by Heidi Culver
Large floor tiles require fewer grout lines, creating an airy feel. Use them in a smaller bathroom if you want to create the illusion of more space.
-
30
of 71Marble Tiles
Credit:
Marble tiles will elevate any style bathroom. Pair gray marble tile with gold finishes for a striking contrast of cool and warm tones.
-
31
of 71Moroccan Floor Tile
Credit: Design by Mindy Gayer / Photography by Lindsay Stetson Thompson
Blend old and new by pairing white subway tile walls finished with black grout and vintage-inspired Moroccan tile floors. Stick to neutral tones to add personality while maintaining a calming feel.
-
32
of 71Terracotta Floor Tiles
Credit: @hallie_and_harrisons_house / Instagram
Terracotta floor tiles will add warmth and character to a modern bathroom. The earthy clay tiles complement wood slat walls and vertical stacked shower walls in this space for an organic look.
-
33
of 71Penny Tile Mosaic
Credit: @modernly_you / Instagram
On its own, penny tile adds a visual impact to your bathroom because of its small size and extra grout lines that stand out. This bathroom takes the penny tile look one step further and adds a fun mosaic pattern to the floor.
-
34
of 71Moroccan-Style Tile Floor
Credit: @ivoryandbone / Instagram
If your budget doesn’t allow for endless tile work in your bathroom, focus on just one area. This bathroom features Moroccan-style tile flooring that is strong enough to stand alone in the space.
-
35
of 71Neutral Beige Tile
Credit: @mishkashoe / Instagram
Just because you opt for a more visually interesting tile doesn’t mean your bathroom can’t still feel minimalist and soothing. This bathroom features a striking patterned floor tile paired with beige herringbone wall tile that keeps the space feeling neutral and tranquil.
-
36
of 71Small Marble Hex Tiles
Credit: @milesminnophotography / Instagram
Install a full-wall backsplash of small marble hex tiles for an elegant feel. This look is better for a larger bathroom, as a smaller tile will leave you with a lot of grout lines that could look busy in a small bathroom.
-
37
of 71Porcelain Wood-Effect Tiles
Credit: @ann.living / Instagram
Install wood-look porcelain tile flooring for a warm modern rustic feel. The tiles here are larger than standard ceramic tiles to mimic wood planks and laid out in a chevron pattern for added visual interest.
-
38
of 71Navy Blue Accent Tile
Credit: @doingupduke / Instagram
Decorate a traditional powder room with navy blue subway tile finished with matching grout. Pair with gold accents for an elegant feel.
-
39
of 71Daisy Mosaic Tile Floors
Credit: @gretchenblack / Instagram
Daisy mosaic tile floors are sweet and simple to replicate. Though penny tile can be a bit of work to lay, adding a simple pattern like this one is an easy way to add a bit more visual interest to the tiles without a lot of hassle.
-
40
of 71Scalloped Tiles
Credit: @indiasallisholmes / Instagram
Choose scalloped tiles anywhere you want to create an impact. They’re unique and visually appealing and you can opt for a more neutral color like this pearly gray or go for something more mermaid-inspired like a rich aqua.
-
41
of 71Graphic Tile
Credit:
Choose a graphic wall tile pattern to give your bathroom a distinct look. The linear wall and shower tile in this space look modern and polished when paired with gold fixtures and a natural wood vanity.
-
42
of 71Modern Floor Tile
Credit:
Make a statement with a bold floor tile. This black-and-white flooring instantly grabs the eye and pairs nicely with the black fixtures and hardware in the space. The wall tiles and ceiling are kept neutral to keep the space bright and airy.
-
43
of 71Brown Subway Tile
Credit:
You can’t go wrong with a classic white subway tile, but if you’re looking to switch things up a bit, consider an earthy brown color. This is a fresh way to use a classic material and create a bathroom space that feels equal parts inviting and relaxing.
-
44
of 71Abstract Patterned Tile
Credit:
Add a wow factor to your space with a bold, abstract tile. This high-contrast, bubble-patterned tile that stretches across the walls and shower stall offers an eclectic twist on a classic black-and-white bathroom.
-
45
of 71Unglazed Backsplash Tile
Credit:
Unglazed tile lends added texture and interest. Pair with other natural textures like a wood vanity for an earthy, rustic look.
-
46
of 71Modern 3D Wall Accent Tile
Credit:
Add dimension with three-dimensional wall tile. Depending on the pattern you choose, consider sticking to one wall to add texture without overwhelming the space.
-
47
of 71Geometric Floor Tile
Credit:
Opt for an elongated checkerboard pattern to create a modern spin on a classic. Pair with stone and wood-look wall tiles for a stylish contrast.
-
48
of 71Basketweave Floor Tiles
Credit:
Basketweave tiles will add texture to your bathroom floors. Pair gray marble tile with powder blue walls and romantic decor details for a vintage look.
-
49
of 71Brick-Effect Accent Tile
Credit:
If you love the look of exposed brick walls, consider installing brick-effect tiles. Bring all the rustic charm of an exposed brick wall to your bathroom using these durable wall tiles.
-
50
of 71Dimensional Shower Tile
Credit:
Add an unexpected touch of artistry to your space with a feature mosaic. The cubist design will make shower time more entertaining.
-
51
of 71Mosaic Tile Feature Wall
Credit: Sarah Barnard Design / Photo by Steven Dewall
Turn your bathroom into a work of art with an eye-catching mosaic feature wall. This mosaic adds movement and texture to the space with a wavy pattern.
-
52
of 71Black Zellige Tile
Credit: Sarah Barnard Design / Photo by Steven Dewall
Add drama with a black zellige tile for a tile accent wall or sink backsplash. The dark color enhances natural variations in color and depth in this modern space.
-
53
of 71Textured Wall Tile
Credit: Sarah Barnard Design / Photo by Steven Dewall
If your space calls for some visual interest, choose textured wall tile. High-gloss finishes are particularly eye-catching thanks to their ability to reflect light, as seen in this small powder room design.
-
54
of 71Pink and Green Tile
Credit: Design by @simplysoutherncottage / Instagram / Photo by Hector Sanchez
This bathroom featuring green and pink pastel tiles is equally retro and vintage in design. The unexpected color choices add an eye-catching touch and the soft hues create a soothing and inviting environment.
-
55
of 71Gray Brick Floor Tile
Credit: Brooke Spreckman at Design Hutch / Photo by Madeline Tolle
Pair gray brick floor tile with shiplap walls to create a timeless farmhouse feel in a primary bathroom. Finish the look with matching skirting.
-
56
of 71All-White Tile
Credit: Design by Kozy Kasa / Photo by Madeline Harper
Pair white tiles with different finishes to create interest in an all-white bathroom. Finish the space with white walls and wood and gold-toned metal accents for a modern look.
-
57
of 71Royal Blue Shower Tile
Credit: Design by Diana Pauro of Rebel Builders / Photo by Lara Kimmerer
Blue is a classic choice for bathrooms thanks to its serene and soothing qualities. Instead of opting for a pastel or muted shade, add some regal elegance to your space with a rich royal blue tone.
-
58
of 71Mosaic Tile Accent
Credit: Design by Victoria Meadows Interiors / Eve Greendale Photography
Create an eye-catching focal point with a mosaic tile shower wall accent. The strong borders of this black-and-white feature give the illusion of a framed piece of art.
-
59
of 71Blue Shower Tile
Credit:
Add a pop of color to your space by opting for blue tiles in the shower. These multi-toned tiles offer an aquatic look that is fitting for a bathroom.
-
60
of 71Industrial Bathroom Tile
Credit:
Don’t forget to consider the impact of your grout. You can keep the tile front and center by opting for matching grout, or go for a high-contrast look by choosing grout of the opposite color for an industrial feel.
-
61
of 71Tile Borders
Credit:
Use two different colors of tile to create borders in your bathroom. This look is particularly popular for wall tile and often gives the space a vintage feel.
-
62
of 71Small Subway Tiles
Credit:
Oversized floor tiles are popular for bathrooms because of the elegant look they lend to a space, but tiny floor tiles can be equally as impactful. This intricate and eye-catching look is a great way to add some visual interest to your space, especially if they are positioned in a subtle pattern.
-
63
of 71Classic Checkerboard Tiles
Credit:
Classic checkerboard tiles will lend your bathroom a timeless feel. Pair them with dark gray walls and a vintage sink in a cozy farmhouse bathroom.
-
64
of 71Pale Wood-Effect Tiles
Credit:
Soften a modern bathroom with pale wood-effect tiles. Pair with black walls and off-white shower tiles and install a gallery wall to add visual interest.
-
65
of 71Shower and Floor Tile
Credit:
Match the shower and floor tile to create continuity in a smaller space. Light blue-and-white patterned tile adds a note of color in this petite primary bathroom.
-
66
of 71Concrete-Effect Tiles
Credit:
Use large-format concrete-effect floor tiles to lend an industrial edge to your bathroom. Pair gray floor tiles with a concrete vanity and vertical shiplap walls to mimic the style of this industrial farmhouse bathroom.
-
67
of 71Marble Floor and Wall Tiles
Credit:
Create a glamorous feel with all-over marble. Use large format marble tiles to cover every surface for a sleek, upscale look.
-
68
of 71Brick Tile Bathroom Floor
Credit:
Add a note of rusticity to your bathroom floor with brick tiles. Pair natural brick flooring with a modern farmhouse sink and graphic wall tiles for a mix of old and new.
-
69
of 71Pink Marble Floor Tiles
Credit:
Finish a vintage-style bathroom with pink marble floor tiles. Complement with soft gray painted walls, a pedestal sink, and vintage lighting for a romantic look.
-
70
of 71Penny Tile Floor Mosaic
Credit:
Personalize your bathroom floor with a penny tile word mosaic. Keep it casual in a modern space with a welcoming greeting or a favorite phrase.
-
71
of 71Retro Bathroom Tile
Credit: Design by @simplysoutherncottage / Instagram / Photo by Hector Sanchez
Give your bathroom a retro look with pastel colors and bold black and white tile. This bathroom features yellow wall tile, black borders, and a black-and-white tile feature wall for a nostalgic feel.