Here are some beautiful pictures of bathrooms from HGTV that have been thoughtfully and intelligently renovated/updated with different tiles.
Pay Attention to the Details
Portland, Ore., designer Jessica Helgerson believes the little tiling details can make or break a space. For example, she finds it's important to carefully consider where the tile starts and stops. If there isn't a clean way to end the tiling, she'll often take the tile all the way up the wall. This bathroom features one of Jessica's favorite tiles, made by Oceanside GlassTile. Photo courtesy of Jessica Helgerson
Play With the Trim Options
In this bathroom, Jessica Helgerson uses a 3 x 6 brick from Pratt and Larson's Simple Solutions, which is chosen for the great variety of trim options. For example, the tile wainscot has a decorative base and top cap, and a different cap is used for the edge of the tub. She then uses black and white marble hexagon mosaics on the floor, creating a decorative border with the white tile. Photo courtesy of Jessica Helgerson
Create a Spa-Like Effect
When
Cortney was presented with the challenge of a large bathroom, she decided to
create a light and airy waterfall-like atmosphere. To accomplish this, she has the glass tiles installed
vertically and keeps the grout neutral. Bishop says, "As a general rule, less is more. Using one tile
throughout a space gives a cleaner, more consistent look." Photo courtesy of Courtney Bishop.
Use Various Tile Shapes in Different Colors
San
Francisco Bay-area designer Kriste Michelini uses tile to create a divide
between the wet and dry areas of the bathroom. She frequently experiments with
unique combinations of tile and uses various tile shapes in the same marble
material to create a sense of infinite space. Photo courtesy of Kriste Michelini
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