Medium or Large Size Tile for Small Bathroom Floor
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Which tile size for small bathrooms?
Comments (5)I would recommend you this kind of rectangular tiles for bathroom walls if you are looking to design small bathrooms. I personally think 30cm X 60cm would be a big size if you are considering for small bathrooms. I am going to share few more small bathroom designing ideas with you and to confirm the size you can also try this ruler to measure tile sizes while visiting a shop to purchase. Here are few more tile designs for small bathrooms: These were my suggestions and you are open to oppose them if you don't like....See MoreSize of tile in small bathrooms, rule of thumb?
Comments (3)I've used large tile (12x12 and 16x16) in smaller bathrooms with similar color grout to help the space look / feel larger. I think if I'd used contrasting grout with the large tile, the bathroom would have looked smaller because then the room is chopped up visually with grout lines. Yet I also think very small patterns (basketweave, small hex, penny round, pinwheel, etc) work really well in small bathrooms. The small scale pattern looks more like a texture and your eye can't really count the grout lines like you could on a large format contrasting grout tile job....See More12 x 24" tile too large for small bathroom?
Comments (12)thanks everyone. I'm glad you agree with the 12 x 24 because I really like the look. And I will skip the border tile which was iffy in my mind. For the person who told me to fix the layout size, I wish I could. Only eliminating my bedroom closet or an extension on the house could fix the problem. So I'm making the best of it. It works as a 1 person bathroom, and is off the master bedroom so it's not such a problem....See MoreLarge format tile vs small tile for small bathroom
Comments (5)We are also doing two bathroom remodels. Our tile installer is telling us that large tiles are the rage right now, however our master bath will be a wet room. I am very hesitant to put large tiles on the floor thinking that they could be very slippery. On the other hand, I really don't want to deal with discoloring of grout as time goes on. Now my mother installed lots of tile in the 80s and and the grout became very discolored. I am suspecting grout has come a LONG was since then. I have read about epoxy and urethane grout. Does anyone have suggestions for a bathroom wet room? Thanks so much for your opinions in advance!...See Morebrenda_md
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