Steal My Tried and Tested Strategy for Coordinating Bathroom Tiles
1 Choose Your Feature Tile First
Your feature tile is the star of the show it sets the tone and style for the entire space. Whether it’s a bold pattern, interesting texture, or one of kind colour, selecting your feature tile first will guide all other material decisions.
2 Perfect Pairing: Finding Complementary Tiles
Once you’ve chosen your feature tile, the next step is to find complementary tiles that support the feature tile. You may choose to have only one other tile in the space. But chances are you will need a secondary wall tile and a different floor tile to comply with slip rating requirements. Be on the search for tiles that share similar colours or textures to create a cohesive look. Consider using neutral tones or subtle patterns to balance the feature tile.
Steal My Tried and Tested Strategy for Coordinating Bathroom Tiles
3 Consider the Vanity and Tapware
To complete your bathroom’s look, choosing the colour and finish of your vanity and tapware are up next! Depending on the look you are trying to achieve consider whether you want the vanity to blend in seamlessly or stand out as a focal point alongside your feature tiles. Don’t overlook the tapware, with new colours and finishes always becoming available consider explore different options and how it works in with the rest of the colour scheme.
About the author
Interior Designer, Isabella Ghaly
With 10 years experience in residential and retail design, Isabella comes with an extensive portfolio of expertise in creating beautiful spaces for living. A graduate of Interior and Spatial Design from the University of Technology Sydney, with additional qualifications in both Colour Design and Interior Styling along with Kitchen and Bathroom design.
You can be assured Isabella will bring unwavering commitment to achieving the most beautiful and functional solution to your project. She has a keen eye for detail and is committed to translating your needs and dreams into reality.
