Bathroom Tile

Bathroom Tiles for Walls, Floors & Showers

Bathroom tiles are used to protect surfaces from moisture while defining how the space looks and functions. The right tile depends on where it will be installed, floor, wall, or backsplash, since each area has different requirements for durability, grip, and maintenance.

This category includes tile options designed for all bathroom surfaces, with materials like porcelain, ceramic, stone, and waterproof vinyl.

Choose Tiles by Bathroom Area

Bathroom tile is not one-size-fits-all. Different surfaces require different properties.

Bathroom Floor Tiles:

matte porcelain, stone and floor-rated mosaics chosen for grip and daily traffic. For wet areas, see our anti-slip floor tiles.

Bathroom Wall Tiles:

Focus on design, finish, and ease of cleaning.

Bathroom Backsplash Tiles:

Used for accent areas and sink zones where moisture protection and design both matter.

Common Bathroom Tile Materials

Porcelain Tile

Dense, water-resistant, and suitable for both floors and walls.

Ceramic Tile

Lighter and more cost-effective, commonly used for walls and low-traffic areas.

Natural Stone

Used for texture and variation, often applied on walls or accents.

Vinyl Tile

Waterproof and softer underfoot, mainly used on floors in residential bathrooms.

What to Consider Before Choosing

• Water Exposure: Floors and showers require higher moisture resistance.
• Slip Resistance: Matte or textured finishes are better for floors.
• Maintenance: Glossy tiles are easier to clean, matte hides marks better.
• Tile Size: Larger tiles reduce grout lines, smaller tiles add detail.