Bathroom Wall Tiles Design

This awesome faux wood bathroom wall tiles design really could not be any cooler, wouldn't you say?  I think that extend the wood material up the wall not only emphasizes the beauty of the bathroom floor tile ideas that they used, but it also draws the eyes up to the ceiling and accentuates the impressive height of the room.  Very few master bathrooms have 15 foot vaulted ceilings like this (nor anything even like it), so I think it was definitely the right move to accentuate all of these unique features.  I also love how the tiles design essentially acts as a natural divider in the room to separate the shower and tub area from the vanity and everything else.

This stunning high contrast marble bathroom wall tiles design is unlike anything I have ever seen before.  All of the marble that I have seen before has a much more muted look with very subtle variations in the veining of the stone so that it has a slightly washed out appearance.  I didn't realize that you could achieve such fantastic variation in black and grey bathroom tiles without going with something like a granite stone.  This looks like it could be used in a modern style home, but yet still retains some of the traditional elegance that marble is so known for.  Do any designers or contractors on here know a source for tile with this coloring? None of our local tile shops have anything like this.

This is definitely one of the more funky bathroom wall tiles design that I have seen in these galleries and I am certainly not mad at it, if you know what I mean.  When I first came on here, I definitely was not looking for your standard bathroom shower tile ideas.  I wanted something eclectic and maybe even on the slightly strange side, that would definitely make my space standout and also bring me joy every time I got read for the day in there.  You wouldn't think that something like bathroom wall tiles could spark joy, but I am very color and pattern oriented and my mood is certainly reflective of the appearance of my surroundings.

I absolutely adore this marble bathroom wall tiles design because it is so classically elegant, but has a nice modern touch to it that makes it feel very hip and chic.  I certainly do not want to renovate our master with trendy shower tile ideas 2020 that will look overly dated in a year or two.  If I am spending ten thousand dollars to renovate this bathroom, I sure as heck want it to look good for many years to come so that I can recoop my investment.  Using these photos as my inspiration for everything from tile to bathroom wall colors seems like a good decision because it is neutral, stylish, yet with classic elements that feel timeless to me.

I never realized how much something has seemingly simple as bathroom wall tiles design can really have a remarkable effect on the overall look of a room.  As you can see from these photos, we recently overhauled our bathroom tiles, but left everything else as is in order to save a little bit of money (and because we really like our vanity and fixtures). I was actually inspired to do marble subway tile from another photo on this site, but I wanted to make sure that they way we had the contractor apply it would ensure that the space looks contemporary rather than too traditional.  Having the very geometric edges (rather than classic rounded) with the dark grout was able to make my modern preferences very clear.

This is exactly what I want for the bathroom wall tiles design in our master suite at our new house that we are building.  Trust me, based on my research, I know that the trendiest bathroom tile ideas 2020 often focus on stark white subway tile or some sort of marble designs, but I much prefer a warmer neutral tone like they used here.  I think that a color palette like this will actually remain popular much longer because it has a timeless elegance that I think is very unlikely to go out of style any time soon.  In fact, I think that these subtle stone tiles would look even more fantastic with those dark wide plank floors that are people cannot get enough of in the design world these days.