Patterned Bathroom Tiles

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A patterned bathroom floor is the cheapest way to make a small room look designed. One hundred and ninety-nine here, and 107 of them are rated for floors — which is the number that matters, because pattern on a bathroom floor is where it earns its keep and pattern on all four walls rarely is. Porcelain or ceramic One hundred and nineteen are porcelain and 92 ceramic. For a bathroom floor, porcelain: through-body, no sealing, and it takes the wear at a doorway that a glazed ceramic will eventually show. Ceramic is the wall material, and it is where the hand-finished and hand-painted patterns sit — 15 of them, where the print is not a print. How much pattern One hundred and eleven are matt, which is the finish you want underfoot; 39 carry a decorated face. The practical rule in a small bathroom is one patterned surface and everything else plain: the floor, or a single wall, or the bath panel. Two hundred is a lot of choice for a decision that should end with one tile. Format follows the same logic — 125 sit in the 12–25cm bracket, small enough that the repeat reads as a textile rather than a poster, with 18 large and 16 extra-large formats for a quieter, more architectural version of the same idea. White, blue and grey dominate, then green, cream and black. Order cut samples and lay four of them together on the floor — a single patterned tile tells you almost nothing about how the repeat behaves. Cut samples are free on eligible tiles, with paid full-tile samples elsewhere; postage is £4.99 per supplier (£8 Original Style), credited on tile orders of £50+. Narrow it down: All patterned floor tiles · Ca'Pietra patterned · Hand-painted · Black & white · Moroccan See also: All bathroom tiles · Wet room tiles