A bathroom is typically one of the smallest rooms in a house, but it can still make a huge style statement. Accent tile can add design to an otherwise bland space and gives you the opportunity to have two distinctive designs in one space. A little can go a long way, even a single accent strip of decorative tiles can make all the difference. The added design will catch your eyes immediately and becomes the main attraction of the space. If you focus within the details, it can become a work of art.

Accenting your space give you the opportunity to go beyond the ordinary grid pattern. Combining colors and materials in interesting and creative ways will give just the right touch of style. Accent Tiles and borders typically complement each other and can fit in the tiniest of spaces. Choosing two accent colors that work well together can add dimension to any color palette and really pull the design together. Many suppliers make it simple for you to coordinate by offering color and pattern variations in the same style and tile brand. Be subtle or add a splash of color in an otherwise plain design. Small pops of color can keep the neutral tones from feeling dull.

Add even more interest with sculpted textures. Combining unconventional materials in a shower is not only allowable but encouraged. Ceramic or porcelain field tiles can be accented with natural stone, a glass tile or a timeless marble. Glass tiles in a shower helps reflect light, keeping the shower bright and feeling fresh. Textural and visual contrast showcases a hint of creativity and drives away any boredom from the typical bathroom design.

Choosing the perfect accent location will have your imagination running wild. Accent strips can be installed in all shapes and directions. Choosing the right vertical or horizontal layout direction can make your shower appear and feel larger. Install an accent at baseboard level, along the ceiling line, outline the entire space, the design possibilities are endless. With such a wide variety of styles, shapes, materials and colors available, you can be sure to create a one of a kind space and really make your bathroom stand out. Did you decide to go with a tile accent ? Why or why not?