This avant-garde wetroom is a masterclass in how to combine completely different tiles, giving an end result that’s modern yet unique. Who knew shades of grey and indigo tones would make such perfect companions? Not us, we’ll admit. Our Country Grey and Orchard Walnut tiles offer a similar vibe complete the look with period fittings and quirky accessories. We actually featured it on the School of Tile a couple of years ago, and it’s fair to say the combination of rustic wall tiles and wood planks has stood the test of time. Like to do things the old fashioned way when it comes to bathrooms? Then we’re sure you’ll love this award-winning space. Our Portland Light Grey tiles have a similar, contemporary appeal.

If we ever win the lottery, we’d like this space, please. In this breathtakingly beautiful bathroom, large format porcelain tiles seamlessly flow from the bath to the bedroom, with matching mosaics adding a lasting impression. Pair with matt black fittings to complete the modern look.Īn open-plan layout gives you the luxury of an ensuite without the space feeling boxed in. Here, Motion Grey is used to cover the entire space and the results are undeniably contemporary. While we love getting creative with tiling - mixing materials, shapes and sizes - sometimes, you can’t beat sticking to the same colour throughout. Get the look with our Foundry Iron and Silver porcelain tiles. The midnight hues of these extra large tiles have a city-sleek feel their sheen adds a dash of understated glamour. Metallic slabs might not immediately spring to mind as the material for a sexy, elegant bathroom, but, used subtly, they’re ideal for crafting an atmospheric space. Our eyes are transfixed on this bathroom by the brilliant folk at Roca - the striking linear veins offer a strong and striking personality to what could otherwise be a rather sterile space. But that doesn’t mean you have to opt for the classic style of white marble. And houseplants never go amiss!ĭecadent and brilliantly dramatic, all-over stone is a great way to make a big impact. Simplicity is the key here, so add interest with texture rather than pattern. Popularised by Georgio Armani in the 80s, the love-child of grey and beige falls on the warmer side, so it’s a perfect choice for a calming room. It seems like we’re rediscovering just how cool Greige is.

Get a similar look without the cost and hassle, by using Ancoats Grey and Ascot Oak. In this bathroom, designed by Schulberg Demkiw Architects, warm pine planks add a soft and organic touch - perfect for a relaxing space. They’ll hopefully get your creative juices flowing!Ĭoncrete walls don’t have to be stark and brutal. And although we couldn’t possibly cover the myriad of tones from almost-beige to nearly-black, we’ve picked out some of our favourite grey bathroom tiles. So that’s why we’ve put together this handy guide. After all, with more hues than you can shake a stick at (cue tacky gag about all those shades), it can be tricky to find your perfect grey. Move over, white! The days of clinical spaces are behind us - these days, the coolest bathrooms are all wearing grey tiles.īut even though this neutral is the building block of modern design, it can prove a challenge to get right.

Grey bathroom tiles design