Stone In Baths And Showers

Stone and stone look tiles give bathrooms a spa level feel when used thoughtfully. Marble shower walls around a simple white shower tile base create a calm envelope that flatters fixtures and skin tones. In more dramatic schemes, black shower tile on one wall or a band of blue shower tile behind the head turns the enclosure into a feature.

Floors And Safety

Floors must stay comfortable and safe. Porcelain shower floor tile mosaics that resemble stone provide grip without feeling rough. Black shower floor tile grounds lighter walls and hides marks between deep cleans. Gray shower tile on adjacent floors links the shower to the rest of the bathroom without obvious transitions.

Wall Layouts

A well planned shower tile wall respects grout lines and fittings. Large shower tile panels along the longest surfaces keep joints minimal, while stone look details frame niches and benches. Where ceilings are low, running vertical joints in marble tile shower layouts visually stretches the height.

Colour Balance

Colour should support how relaxing the room feels. Green shower tile or soft stone hues work well where you want a retreat. Stronger contrasts, such as black shower tiles combined with white tile for shower surrounds, suit bolder bathrooms and should be balanced with warm towels and timber to avoid starkness.