Bathroom Tiles

Bathroom Tiles by Home Craft Studio

This collection covers tile for bathroom floors, shower walls and the wall behind the vanity. Our Bathroom tiles range from small mosaics for shower floors to large-format porcelain for walls.

Why Choose Tiles for Bathroom?

Bathroom tile has to cope with standing water, steam and wet feet. Water absorption and slip resistance decide which tiles go on the floor and which stay on the walls.

Key Considerations for Bathroom

• Water Resistance: Porcelain absorbs almost no water and is the usual choice for shower floors and walls.
• Slip Resistance: For floors, choose a matte or textured finish or a small mosaic, whose extra grout lines add grip.
• Easy Maintenance: Larger tiles mean fewer grout joints to scrub in a shower.
• Mold & Mildew Resistant: The tile itself does not grow mold; grout and ventilation decide that, so seal the grout and run the fan.

Ideal Applications

Our Bathroom tiles are used on bathroom floors, shower walls, tub surrounds and vanity walls. Check the rated applications on each product page before choosing a tile for a shower floor.

Expert Guidance from Home Craft Studio

A bathroom usually needs two or three tiles that work together: floor, wall and a shower floor or niche accent. A free design consultation, in a showroom or online, helps you settle the combination before ordering.

Related bathroom tile collections

Browse shower tile, mosaic tile and marble. Many of the same series are rated for vanity walls as well, which is covered in our backsplash tile buying guide. See also bathroom vanities and book an appointment.

Bathroom tile work runs in a fixed order: waterproofing, floor slope and drain, walls, then niche and bench details. The full sequence is on our tile installation page.

The tile behind the vanity sets what the mirror frame has to work against, so specify the two together. The mirror cabinets, lit and unlit, are in medicine cabinets.

Glass tile for a bathroom

In a bathroom with one small window, a reflective material changes how large the room reads. 57 tiles in our glass tile collection are listed for bathroom use, and 54 of those are shower rated.