Bathroom Tiles

Popular Bathroom Tile Sizes

Here are the sizes bathroom tiles are available in

Popular Bathroom Tiles Price

There are a wide variety of bathroom tiles which vary in their designs, colours, sizes, materials, finishes and prices. Even if you have a tight budget, you can still use some of the best bathroom tiles just by clubbing them with other tiles! Let’s say if you want a combination of tiles for your shower area, you can combine 2 or 3 low-priced appealing designs together to create an attractive concept. Be it clubbing plain tiles with highlighter tiles or designer tiles; you can still get stylish bathroom decor even on a tight budget.

Latest Bathroom Tiles Design Images

ODM Roland Grey LT is a subtle and classy bathroom tile apt for wet areas. The tiles are matte in finish and look like a cement slab. These can be combined with similar dark tiles – Roland Grey Dk and highlighter tiles to create a wall concept.

ODG Real Travertine Beige DK is a stylish and classy bathroom wall tile.  These 300x600 mm ceramic tiles can be installed at your accent walls, bathrooms, and kitchen.

ODM Venezia Oak Wood Lt is a beautiful wooden wall tile that can add the warmth of wood to your bathroom effortlessly.

Picasso Pink Duro is a pink-coloured designer wall tile that can give a bright and fresh look to the bathroom. The monotony of the pink is broken up by the white, creating a visually balanced space.

Small Bathroom Tiles

OHM Multi Mosaic Beige HL is a stylish small-sized bathroom tile that can be installed in a continuous pattern to create an interesting wall concept.

Grey Bathroom Tiles

HWG Khadi Gris LT is a classic grey-coloured bathroom tile that can beautify the shower area in your bathroom with its unique design and give it a chic, modern touch.

HWG Penta Grey HL is a super glossy finish grey-coloured bathroom tile, which can enhance the aesthetics of the bathroom.

Checkout this video, to know how to buy the right bathroom tile for both walls and floor with popular sizes, colors, etc.

FAQs:-

Which type of tiles is best for a bathroom?

In wet areas such as bathrooms, the tiles installed should be less slippery, especially when it comes to floor tiles. The anti-skid tiles or bathroom floor tiles with a matte finish are apt for floors, whereas bathroom wall tiles should be durable enough to withstand the constant onslaught of moisture. Also, these modern bathroom tiles should be less water absorbent in order to last longer.

How to select bathroom tiles?

When it comes to selecting the right bathroom tile, first of all choose the tile design! The next step is to measure the area of your bathroom and opt for the appropriate tile size according to your bathroom area. Instead of selecting one particular type of tile, you can even use 2-3 different types of tile designs to create an interesting decor concept. Make sure that the tiles you choose are made with less water-absorbent material so that they can last longer.

Is it a good idea to fully tile a bathroom?

Yes, it is a good idea to fully tile a bathroom. Traditionally, tiles were only used in the “wet areas” in the bathroom, namely floors, backsplash and shower area, while the rest of the walls were either painted or wallpapered. Another trend was to only tile half the walls, where there would be splashes of water, and paint the other half. While this is not a wrong practice, what a lot of people do not take into consideration is the damage from water vapour and the general mustiness of the space. So, while your painted or wallpapered walls may not be getting splashed with water, they can still get damaged by the moist air. To prevent this, it is best to tile the walls so that they are protected from all kinds of moisture-related damage- direct or indirect. 

Are bathroom tiles waterproof?

No, bathroom tiles are not completely waterproof. Rather, these tiles have a low rate of water absorption and can withstand splashes, spills and even standing water without letting a lot of water percolate through. Also, if the gaps between the tiles are not properly sealed, water may make its way through. So, it is best to let professionals handle the installation to ensure maximum protection.

Which bathroom tiles are better - ceramic or vitrified?

Both ceramic and vitrified tiles have low rates of water absorption, are easy to clean and require minimal maintenance - making both materials an apt choice for the bathroom. To use ceramic tiles in the bathroom or vitrified tiles in the bathroom is completely a personal choice depending upon the variety of designs and colours you wish to install.

Do small tiles make a bathroom look bigger?

No, small tiles do not make a bathroom look bigger. It is large tiles that create an illusion of more space and can make your small bathroom look a lot bigger. The reason for this is the lack of grout lines. When you install smaller tiles, there is an abundance of grout lines that can make the space look visually cluttered. But, with large tiles, there are fewer grout lines, giving you an uninterrupted view, and making the space seem bigger.

Why should you buy bathroom tiles from Orientbell Tiles?

Orientbell Tiles has a vast range of bathroom tiles, be it in terms of materials, sizes, finishes, designs, colours and texture. With an experience of almost 45 years, Orientbell Tiles has been manufacturing tiles. The company has ISo & ISI certification and an almost zero-defect manufacturing process - ensuring great quality. The tiles from Orientbell Tiles can be purchased online on our website as well as offline at stores near you.

Should you choose anti-skid tiles for the bathroom?

Yes, anti-skid tiles are the best choice for bathroom floors. They come with a special coating that increases traction and reduces the chances of slips and falls - making your bathroom floor safe to walk on, especially for elders and kids. Apart from anti-skid tiles, matte finish tiles can also be used on bathroom floors as they are non-slippery when wet. The use of glossy tiles on the floor of the bathroom should be avoided at all costs since glossy tiles turn extremely slippery when wet.

Tile Visualiser - TriaLook

TriaLook is the tile visualiser tool available on the official website of Orientbell Tiles, which can help you out on choosing tiles sitting at home on your phone or laptop. You just need to upload a picture of your space, and you will be able to see how the tile will look when installed in that space