Beyond the practical luxuries, the bathroom wall tiles design is so intricate and beautiful, definitely a work of art in itself. If I had the room for this in my house, I would certainly try to make a huge unit like this but, for now, simply recreating the tile design will be the closet I can get to this gorgeous bathroom.

I have found that shower tile designs often center around these frameless corner showers that almost fade into the background because of the all glass surrounds as you can see. The glass surround gives the illusion that the shower is just the corner of the flooring and not an actual freestanding unit. This is a really awesome feature to use in small bathroom designs because they look like they take up way less room than they actually do (look how close the toilet is to the shower). A benefit (or maybe detriment) of this style unit is that you can also see the beautiful tile work inside the shower. This means that you really need to be on point with your shower tile designs 2022 because they will certainly be on display.

I am always interested to see how bathroom decor trends fluctuate over the years, lately I have been researching shower tile designs 2022 the most to get inspiration for our own home remodel. As a pretty busy interior decorator I rarely work on projects in my own house, but this summer we are going to tackle a new bathroom tiles design in our master. I am particularly inspired by the muted beige tones of the granite tile in this photo because it is very reminiscent of the marble that has been so popular recently, but with a slight twist on the common design. Whatever we choose for the bathroom shower tile will also be used on the floor and perhaps halfway up the wall for wainscoting, so it is important that I pick the right material.

I am loving how shower tile designs 2022, seem to focus on utilizing new and unique materials to create large and luxurious units. Even better, pretty much ever photo I have see shows frameless glass doors (whether a single unit like here or an entire corner wall) to show off whatever shower tile designs lay behind. This is a great way to get the most decor bang for your buck from expensive tile work, because shower curtains or even smaller doors oftentimes hide everything you spent time and money planning out and installing. The bathroom tile ideas in this master stand out to me in particular because they are very modern in style, especially with the mixing and matching of the various sizes and shapes. It all works though because of the cohesive monochromatic color palette.

Here is another great example of shower tile designs 2022 that are put on full display as a result of the sleek frameless glass doors used to enclose the unit. I have always hated covering up beautiful tile work that we worked so hard to create, so it is fantastic that these seamless transparent doors have become so trendy and readily available in recent years. They are especially fantastic for small bathroom ideas like this because they make the room feel so much larger than it actually is. Imagine how cramped it would feel if there were a tub and shower curtain bumping right up to the toilet. By covering up the gorgeous subway tile shower, you wouldn't be able to take full advantage of the decorative benefits, and you would get the illusion of loosing a third of your floor space.

Usually I do not tend to gravitate towards trendy shower tile designs 2022 and much prefer classic timeless looks, but I must say that there is something about this unique beige patterned wall tile that keeps drawing me in. I stumbled upon this photo in a bathroom remodel 2022 gallery when I was looking for marble tile ideas of all things. I can't decide if this tile looks like cork or wood, but I just love the unique textured finish that it has and the very earthy and organic vibe that it gives the space. Most tiled showers pictures do not move me like this because I kind of consider this element to be just a boring background feature of the overall design, but this particular unit absolutely makes the space.