Ceramic Tile Design Ideas — Bathroom

Cracked Ice rhomboids, triangles and small liner pieces are used here as an accent. A "cool ice" look can be achieved with a mix of slate blue and white Cracked Ice tiles.Because of their translucence, Cracked Ice tiles can really make a decorative strip stand out, even when using the same color as the field tile surrounding it.

A variety of Cracked Ice tiles are used to create this decorative strip. Rich amber and burgundy tiles can add warmth to a space, even if just used as an accent, as shown here. The unique rhomboid and triangle shapes of the tiles add an unexpected visual dynamic element to a wall or backsplash installation.

The Spanish Caceres 6"x6" is featured in this concept board. The lovely blue tones in these tiles will add softness and beauty to any room.

Spanish Teruel ceramic tiles are grouped in the lower half of this shower and shared with tumbled stone to create an elegant, but simple effect. The light blues in the Teruel complement most natural stones and help keep smaller shower areas lighter, appearing to have more space. Additionally, The hint of bright yellow and dark brown centers of this tile are in keeping with the themes of a natural stone color scheme.

A classic Spanish look is achieved by adding a single row of Spanish Cadiz 4 ceramic tiles to this vanity's countertop. A few decorative tiles placed with field tile in complimentary colors can create a timeless Old World feel. Our Spanish Field Brushed Navy tiles look beautiful with the Iberica Cadiz.