Shape, color, and texture are just a few of the things that Orange County homeowners need to consider when selecting tile for their bathroom remodel. While these decisions may seem easy, getting the look that you want can take a lot of time and planning. They say that variety is the spice of life, but when it comes to choosing tile, it can sometimes make the decision all the more difficult to make. Don't worry; we're here to help. In this post, we'll take a look at three trending tile looks to help you get inspired.
Matte Finishes
Forget that glossy or metallic tile look for a moment, as one popular trend that appears here to stay is matte finishes. Soft, yet powerful — this tile look isn't too overwhelming. What's more is that these tiles are very easy to maintain, largely because matte tiles don't show smudges or pesky watermarks as easily as other styles do. Glossy and metallic tiles are still a great choice, but a matte finish can help add subtle beauty to your bathroom.
Subway Tiles Are Always In
Subway tile is a classic look that has maintained its timeless appeal over the years. A 3 x 6-inch rectangle is the subway tile standard, but new patterns and shapes are becoming increasingly popular in this style. Pair subway tiles with the right grout and watch your bathroom come to life in a whole new way.
A Statement With Size
If you're looking for a more dramatic statement, opt to go larger with your tile. Bigger tiles are trending — some in sizes of up to 48 inches in length. While larger tile can be more expensive to have installed, the end look is often a sight to behold. Offering a clean and streamlined look, you can even go beyond your floors and extend this look to your bathroom walls or shower tile.
Get Started Today
When you’re ready to remodel your bathroom, contact the team at Floor Coverings International® of . We’ll help you find the right material to create the bathroom you’ve always wanted. Stop by our showroom or schedule a free in-home consultation today. We are proud to serve Orange County, Middletown, Goshen, and Warwick and the surrounding areas.
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