Ceramic Tile Design Ideas — Bathroom

The combination adds the right amount of color and still allows the bath area to look fresh and clean. Spanish field pairing a bold stripe or shape against a neutral tile, such as our Barcelona Field Ivory 6" x 6" shown here, is a great way to add rich color to a shower or bath without making it look too dark.

Hand-painted Spanish decorative tiles, like the Teruel 4-inch shown here, can be used on the floor as accents with large cement or ceramic pavers to add color and design. Adding small decorative tiles to a floor can break up the monotony of a large tiled floor. The tiles will bring both interest and color. You can alternate different patterns or use all of the same pattern depending on your color scheme and what appeals most to you. The insets can be placed randomly on the floor or you can create a pattern alternating or repeating their placement. It's best to...

A repeating tile background behind a sink or a stove draws immediate attention to a space. When paired with neutral colored countertops and backsplash, it can create just the right amount of color and visual interest. Tile design & images complements of Garrett Interiors.

A mural can create a dramatic focal point in a room, as shown here with the Teruel ceramic tile mural. By pairing tiles with complementary colors, such as the Teruel Mural & 2" x 2" tiles and coordinating field tiles, you can create a stunning design perfect for an old world kitchen or bath. Add a cornice molding around your design and create artwork without hammering a single nail!

An eclectic mosaic of ceramic rhomboid tiles makes for a striking look. A tesselation in various colors can be the perfect way bring visual interest to a room. Every color from our Cracked Ice ceramic tile collection was used to create this stunning look.