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Tile has been a popular material in bathrooms for thousands of years because of its durability and resistance to mold and bacteria. The Romans copied Greek ceramic mosaics and then took the concept to another level, introducing a variety of materials, including marble, glass, shells, and different types of natural stone, to create elaborate designs in the floors and walls of their structures. Contemporary manufacturers have added a few new materials to work with, including metal and resin. Below, we present a curated gallery of design options for bathrooms that use tile flooring.
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1. Marble Tile Used Wherever There’s Water
Marble tile is used in this primary bathroom wherever there’s water, including the flooring and walls and around the freestanding corner bathtub and the open shower. A large sink is inset into a wooden floating vanity with pendant light fixtures overhead. Clerestory windows above the tub draw in plenty of natural light.
2. Subway Tile Surrounds Drop-In Tub and Walk-In Shower
A glossy ceramic subway tile surrounds the entire area combining a drop-in soaker tub and walk-in shower. Ceramic mosaic tiles are used for the flooring in this low-maintenance, high-quality primary bathroom. The space also features a large window and a sink set into a dark wood floating vanity with a marble countertop.
3. Ceramic Tile Flooring Set Under Freestanding Soaker Tub
A contemporary primary bathroom features ceramic tile flooring under a freestanding tub soaker tub with flared ends and in a glass-enclosed walk-in shower. The space is lit with a skylight, windows, and pendant lighting fixtures.
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4. Drop-In Soaker Tub Features a Tile Façade
A primary bathroom, with ceramic tile flooring, features a large mirror that extends the length of a gray-stain wooden floating vanity with two sinks and pendant lighting fixtures overhead. A drop-in soaker tub with a tile façade sits underneath glass windows with a waterfront view.
5. Drop-In Soaker Tub Shares Nook with Fireplace
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Spacious primary bathroom features a walk-in shower with marble tile on the floor and walls and surrounding a drop-in soaker tub, as well. The space also includes a fireplace within the same nook as the tub and recessed lights.
6. Marble Tile Surrounds Tub and Walk-In Shower
Primary bathroom features a walk-in shower and freestanding tub with mosaic tile flooring and marble wall tiles. The space also includes recessed lighting and natural light from a window over the tub.
7. Minimalist Space Basks in Wood, Marble and Glass
Minimalist primary bathroom features light wood floating vanities and a bench with a round drop-in bathtub in front of corner windows. Marble tile is used for both the walls and the flooring, with the glass windows providing plenty of natural light and expansive views.
8. Decorative Marble Incorporates Interlocking Border Pattern
Primary bathroom features marble flooring with a thematic interlocking border pattern that continues around a drop-in tub. More marble is used in a walk-in shower, with a continuation of the interlocking border, and the space also includes a pair of pedestal sinks, recessed lights, and windows over the tub.
9. Freestanding Slipper Tub Set on Marble Tile Flooring
Primary bathroom features a freestanding slipper tub positioned in front of windows and set on marble tile flooring. The space also includes white wooden cabinetry with marble counter tops, a walk-in shower, several large mirrors, and recessed lighting.
10. Mosaic Sections Used As Accent Tiles Within Marble Scheme
Primary bathroom features an open shower and a freestanding soaker tub with marble tile flooring and walls. Mosaic tiles are used as accent tiles in the shower base and as decorative patterns on the wall and floor. The space also includes dark wood cabinetry with a marble vanity counter top, recessed lighting, and two large windows.
11. Smooth Outer Edges Act As Border Around Pebble Tile Flooring
Primary bathroom features a walk-in shower, a drop-in soaker tub, and a pair of vessel sinks on a dark wood vanity with a stone counter top. The pebble stone flooring includes a six-inch smooth outer edge, while the tub has subway tiles as a façade and as a backsplash.
12. Marble Encased Soaker Tub Sits Under Windows
Primary bathroom features a large walk-in shower, a corner drop-in tub near a bank of windows, and wooden cabinetry with a marble counter top. The space also includes marble flooring and walls, with mosaic tiles used in the shower base.
13. Marble with White Veins Used Throughout Space
Primary ensuite bathroom features gray marble tile floors and walls, along with a single-sink vanity and a freestanding soaker tub. The space is illuminated by recessed lighting and natural light coming in from the bedroom windows.
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