Explore Edward Martin’s comprehensive selection of bathroom tiles designed for diverse applications. Whether refreshing a guest bathroom or designing a durable, stylish master bath, our tiles meet every need with elegance and practicality.
Versatile Tiles for Every Bathroom Function
From slip-resistant floor tiles for wet areas to decorative shower wall tiles that resist humidity, our exquisite range consists of the perfect ceramic and porcelain tiles that would suit each specific use in your residential or commercial bathroom renovation.
Choosing the right tile for each bathroom area is crucial. Our FAQs will help you decide by providing guidance on the best materials, sizes, and styles for various bathroom applications.
How do I select bathroom tiles that will make cleaning easier?
Choose bathroom tiles with a glossy finish for walls as they are easier to wipe down. For flooring, consider tiles with a matte finish that hide water spots and soap scum better.
What are the best tiles for shower areas in terms of functionality?
For showers, opt for non-porous, water-resistant tiles like porcelain, which offer durability against constant moisture and are easy to clean.
How can I make my bathroom walls more visually interesting with tiles?
You can elevate your bathroom walls by exploring different tile patterns and layouts. Consider using classic patterns like subway tiles in herringbone for a timeless feel, or opt for playful designs such as basketweave, pinwheel, or arabesque mosaics for a more unique style. Mixing looks, like marble-inspired mosaics or stone-effect tiles, can further enhance the design, creating an eye-catching and personalized space.
What type of tiles should I use on bathroom floors for safety?
Select bathroom floor tiles with a good anti-slip rating, such as matte or textured mosaic tiles made of porcelain to ensure safety when the floor is wet.
Can I use large format tiles in a small bathroom?
Absolutely. Large format tiles can make a small bathroom appear bigger by reducing the number of grout lines, which creates a more seamless and open look.
