Bathroom tiles

happyandcontented

I have just ordered some samples off the website Doozer mentioned - Walls and Floors, in grey!

goodwithsaving

happyandcontented wrote: »

I have just ordered some samples off the website Doozer mentioned - Walls and Floors, in grey!

That's where mine are from. I'm really impressed with the quality.


https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/polished-porcelain-tiles-white-square-polished-porcelain-tiles floor
https://www.wallsandfloors.co.uk/burghal-stone-effect-tiles-burghal-white-tiles for the walls

Doozergirl

Everything is going to date. Honestly, it doesn't matter what size or colour the tile is.

It's silly to think that it won't date and it's also why people should really pick what they love. (But maybe avoid things which have already dated).

moonpenny

I finally decided on a greyish wood effect large tile in B and Q. its a warm grey called pebble with quite a bit of white in but when I read the reviews I am not so sure now.
The spec says they are "splasproof" and that they will need sealing.
The photos uploaded of bathrooms done with these tiles look lovely (and they are all around shower areas) but I dont want to start painting on sealant or anything. What is the point of tiles if you have to seal them to make them waterproof?

Doozergirl

Link if you want some help, please?

clairedivas727

Decorate your bathroom with mosaic tiles as mosaics never get out-dated. Mosaic Tile Center has some cool mosaic tiles you can check them out from their site if interested.

faerielight

kleapatra, where are those turquoise tiles from, they are beautiful!

kleapatra

faerielight wrote: »

kleapatra, where are those turquoise tiles from, they are beautiful!

They are lovely, I got them here https://victoriaplum.com/product/metro-flat-powder-blue-gloss-tile-100mm-x-200mm

faerielight

thank you!

jedthehumanoid

We're just about to start doing our bathroom and have just stuck to white tiles for the walls with something more colourful for the floor. We're on a limited budget and the bathroom is small (1.7m x 1.9m) so thought white would help make it feel a bit more light and spacious. Also, white never really goes out of fashion - it might be a bit boring but we can live with that and if we do sell a plain white bathroom shouldn't put people off. It's better than the pink explosion that's there at the moment.