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| The arrangement of this accent tile is so smart. The shape mimics a colorful painting on a white wall in a gallery. Because the designer opted for a clear glass shower separation, it can be enjoyed from anywhere in the bathroom, and makes the room seem more spacious.
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Tip: Want to use this strategy but have a shower curtain instead of a partition? There are clear shower curtains on the market, and they are easy to clean. |
| This simple stripe of square tiles goes all the way around the room. It adds just enough color and variation to keep things interesting, without overwhelming this minimalist clean white bathroom. Private Comment
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| This powerful textured tile in variegated shades is so strong that one wall of it is plenty. Private Comment
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| Here the accent is used at the top of the stall. It gives the illusion of looking beyond the white tile to the sky. Private Comment
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| Two stripes in the shower pick up the same tile used in the fireplace surround. How luxurious is that? Private Comment
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| Here one simple line of accent tile connects the different areas of the bath to one another. A tile with a rhythm like this one really stands out in a narrow stripe.
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Tip: This is a great way to make the most of a more expensive tile. Very few square feet will pack a graphic punch. |
| This solid area of accent tile (two adjacent sides and the ceiling) clearly demarcates the shower, instead of letting it fade into the background. Private Comment
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| This person had some fun arranging these circular accent tiles in the shower and over the sink. Now "Everyday is a Winding Road" by Sheryl Crow is stuck in my head!
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Are you thinking about using tile as an accent? |
