Bathroom tiles: 6 of the best patterned designs
Give your bathroom a fresh new look by tiling your walls in our pick of the latest shapes, patterns and prints.
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Victorian-style bathrooms are a classic design, and one of the features that makes them timelessly stylish is the way they use patterned tiles.
We’ve put together a few of the best for you below.
Miro ceramic tile, £34 per sq. m, Verona
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Suitable for both walls and floors, Miro is a 25x50cm glazed ceramic collection from Verona, ideal for a stylish shower enclosure.
Deco Tayberry tile, £3.38 per tile, Original Style
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Chosen as Original Style’s Tile of the Year 2020, the Deco Tayberry is a glamorous design, sure to give any bathroom a vintage feel. The arched scalloped design, luxurious handmade feel and berry colour will complement all kinds of bathroom schemes.
Forest stem tile, £5.10 per tile, Bert & May
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Inspired by reclaimed finds, enjoy the natural pigment of Bert & May’s Forest Stem encaustic tile. As part of the organics range, it is sure to give a relaxed lived in feel to any bathroom.
Masquerade tile, £32.99 per sq. m, Tons of Tiles
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For pastel pattern with a matt finish, pick the porcelain Masquerade tile from Tons of Tiles. This range features a random mix of beautiful patchwork and plain tiles in subtle pastel shades.
Grazia hexagon tiles, £102 per sq. m, Tile Mountain
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Go monochrome with Tile Mountain’s Grazia hexagon tile, which is part of a range of 20 different stylish designs. Create a patchwork look to mirror the authentic design of a Victorian bathroom.
Nova porcelain custard, £2.74 each, Ca’Pietra
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Ca’Pietra’s striking Nova matt porcelain tile comes in bright shades, including this bold custard colour. Nova has an exciting Moroccan feel that offers endless design possibilities for walls, wet rooms and splashbacks. Paired with a monochrome scheme, this tile makes a loud statement.
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