I have always been told that bathroom shower tile really "makes" a room, but there has been no space that I have seen where this is more true than this house. I would definitely love to see what the rest of their home looks like if these are the master bathroom shower tile designs that they choose. I mean look at the awesome floor too ceiling stone tiles that perfectly frame the rustic wood beams on the ceiling. The whole room looks like the underground spa of a castle or some sort of old world estate. I am sure that the bathroom renovations here must have cost a fortune, but I bet that they feel so worth it every time the homeowner gets to soak in that glorious jacuzzi tub and gaze at the space around them.
Bathroom shower tile is one of those daunting design decisions that I absolutely dread every time we take on a house flip that needs major renovations in these areas. For some reason I am just not confident in picking out the right bathroom wall tiles design, mostly because it is just about the most expensive element in the room and also because it is so central to the overall style of the space. The right tile can make your bathroom look so chic and luxurious (and definitely upgrade the resale value of the home later), but the wrong pattern can turn potential buyers off because most people don't want to have to remodel this room. I usually look on here for shower tile ideas like this, before I even get started because I figure, if a professional designer did the space, then it is probably good enough for us.
The bathroom shower tile in this master is definitely one of my favorites that I have seen on my hunt for design ideas for our house. My fianc and I have been researching potential bathroom designs for few weeks now (if I'm being honest, I probably have since the day we found this house haha). Both of us tend to gravitate towards the popular marble look that you see pretty much everywhere, but the thing I like about this particular design is that they used a grey grout rather than your typical white. I think that it gives the space a more modern look, and I would imagine that it is much easier to maintain because you don't have to deal with white grout getting dirty. Regardless of the bathroom tile ideas that we choose, I definitely think we will end up going with grey grout like this, if nothing else for durability and cleanliness.
I am so in love with this bathroom shower tile because it almost looks like my favorite pattern...leopard print! This design would be so stunning in a lucky teenage girls bathroom remodel or even in a single gals pad like mine. I believe that the floor of the shower is done in a dark river tile with creamy white grout (even though it definitely looks like animal print to me) and then the coordinating geometric mosaic of the picture window on the wall has some glittering pieces in it to set off the whole design. The designer did a fabulous job of combining these bolder elements with more subtle bathroom ideas like the simple yet classic vanity and the lovely muted grey wall paint. Lets take a second to talk about the fireplace beside the soaking tub though! Luxury certainly knows no bounds these days.
This bathroom shower tile is so unique and beautiful, partially due to the unique circular shape of the space and partially due to the elegant stone mosaic finish. Most popular shower tile designs 2022 feature this simple neutral beige color scheme that can pair well with ever trendy grey palettes or warmer shades. I think that this makes it a fantastic compromise for just about any style decor architecture because it blends well with anything from traditional to ultra contemporary. If I were redoing our master bathroom, I would definitely use a material like this for either the shower or floor tiles design because I think it would go well with our current decor and be absolutely fantastic for resale later.
When it comes to bathroom shower tile I am always a sucker for the unexpected and unique. I am not one to lean towards super trendy things that everybody and their mother is using in their house, but I do like to keep things simple and streamlined. This is definitely the case for bathroom tiles design, in that I want something neutral but with some funkiness to it also. This cool brick-look shower is an awesome example of something I would totally put in my house. I love it because it is unlike anything I have seen before, and gives the space the feel of a downtown loft mixed with a beachy cottage (random I know). This may not be the best tile for shower as far as maintenance and cleaning because I am sure all the grooves and cracks would probably accumulate gunk, so you would probably have to be pretty diligent with keeping it clean.
