This bathroom's designer uses the same tile for the floor, wall, and sink basin, but the shower floor is a smaller tile (great for grip for wet feet) in the same style. Many tile sellers will allow you to bring home samples to try out in your bathroom. If you know you're going grey and white, then stick to those colors for your tile. Now that you know the tiles don't have to be the same, how do you pick different tiles? With all designs, one trick is to start with a color scheme. This bathroom is a superb example of a matching floor and shower tile.Ĭhoosing Different Floor Tile Than Shower Tile If you like things super clean-lined, or maybe you hate making decisions about home decor, this is a perfectly acceptable way to go. In our research, we found it's less common to have everything match than it is to have different styles of tile.
We'll take a look at popular options as well as answer your questions about tile size and color in the post below.ĭoes The Floor Tile Have To Match The Shower Tile? Though it may seem daunting to have to pick out more than one type of tile, it's not complicated. Many homeowners prefer to mix things up a bit and choose unique tile for each. Your bathroom floor tile doesn't have to match the tile you use in your shower. It's time to pick out tile for your bathroom, and you're wondering if the bathroom floor tile needs to match the shower tile? There are so many choices out there! We've done some research to help you with your tile decision and the answer to that question.ĭisclosure: We may get commissions for purchases made through links in this post.
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