Bathroom Tiles

1. Ceramic Tiles:

• Versatile and available in various colors, patterns, and textures.
• Durable, water-resistant, and easy to clean.
• Suitable for both floors and walls.

1. Porcelain Tiles:

• Similar to ceramic but denser, making them more durable and resistant to moisture and stains.
• Available in a wide range of styles including wood-look and stone-look options.

1. Natural Stone Tiles (e.g., marble, travertine, slate):

• Offer a luxurious and timeless look with unique variations in color and texture.
• Require sealing to prevent stains and water damage.
• Generally more expensive and may require more maintenance.

1. Glass Tiles:

• Add a modern and glossy appearance to the bathroom.
• Reflect light, making the space appear brighter.
• Suitable for accent walls, backsplashes, or decorative borders rather than large areas due to cost and potential slipperiness.

1. Vinyl Tiles:

• Affordable and available in a wide range of designs, including styles that mimic natural materials like wood and stone.
• Water-resistant and relatively easy to install.
• Less durable than ceramic or porcelain tiles, so may not be ideal for high-traffic areas.

1. Mosaic Tiles:

• Small tiles mounted on sheets, often made of glass, ceramic, or natural stone.
• Ideal for adding visual interest as accents or decorative borders.
• Can be used on floors, walls, or as backsplashes.

When selecting tiles, consider factors such as slip resistance, ease of cleaning, and compatibility with the overall design scheme of your bathroom. It’s also a good idea to choose tiles with a PEI (Porcelain Enamel Institute) rating appropriate for the level of foot traffic in the bathroom.