If you have a narrow bathroom, you might be wondering what type of tiling to choose, to make the best possible visual impact. Tiles are not only a very practical option for bathrooms, due to their naturally waterproof nature, they are also a good way to complement the overall style and design of the space. So what are the effective tiling options for narrow bathrooms? And what should you consider?
So what are the effective tiling options for narrow bathrooms?
There are a number of effective tiling options for narrow bathrooms. These include:
- Large format tiles
- Subway tiles
- Mosaic tiles
Large format tiles for narrow bathrooms
If you’re looking for a way to make your narrow bathroom feel larger, large format tiles can be the perfect choice. These are tiles that are larger than standard, up to 600×600 mm or even larger, and the benefit of these for narrow bathroom spaces is that they reduce the number of grout lines. This helps to create a more seamless and continuous look in your bathroom space, drawing the eye and making the space feel more expansive. These are very effective for both floors and walls, and light colours can help to reflect the light and to enhance the sense of space even further.
Subway tiling options for narrow bathrooms
Another effective option for narrow bathrooms is to use subway tiles. These can be installed in a wide range of patterns and layout options, with horizontal layouts helping to draw the eye across the room, enhancing the sense of space and making it seem wider than it really is. Again, light coloured tiles can improve this effect.
Mosaic tiles for narrow bathrooms
If you’re looking for a way to add feature tiling to your narrow bathroom, mosaic tiling can be a good option. When you think of mosaic tiling, you might think of more traditional designs and patterns, but these are also available in contemporary patterns too, for a very effective tiling option that will draw the eye and focus attention.
Why not take a look at our range of wall and floor tiles today, here at Tiles 2 Go?