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Gorgeous Bathroom with Coastal Style White Backsplash
This gorgeous bathroom really catches the eye proving that for a glamorous design you don’t need over-the-top materials. A simple yet well-chosen material palette will get you far. Here, the unique delicate pattern of the backsplash takes the main stage. It gives the space a breezy and fresh feeling. The countertop is solid white, a great backdrop for the backsplash. A little sparkle is added with the golden deck-mounted faucet and wall-mounted soap handle. The vessel sink looks expensive and modern. To complete the beach-style bathroom, terrazzo floors and light oak vanity are added. A pro tip is, if you also have a floating vanity, you can choose to extend your backsplash all the way to the floor for a cohesive design.
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Cozy Cream Bathroom with Moroccan Style Floor
In this transitional bathroom, all is kept simple and cozy. The cream subway tile backsplash continues onto the shower unifying the space. Bullnose trim is used at the edge of the backsplash for a clean finish. The square mirrors with rounded corners and the knotty bright wood floating vanity complete the look. The white countertop is simple and is thinner than usual matching the framing of the vanity. The warm colors of the bathroom call for the golden hardware used. Finally, for just a bit of playfulness, Moroccan-style flooring is added. The minimal and pastel nature of the space is just the best for a homey bathroom.
White Bathroom Backsplash
Tiles are a big deal when it comes to your bathroom. Covering up almost all of your walls, you would want just the right one for the perfect bathroom. If you are overwhelmed by the number of options to choose from, playing it safe with the classics may help you out. But don’t worry, just cause it is a classic does not mean an all-white backsplash is boring by any means. A white bathroom backsplash is versatile, comes in many different shapes, sizes, textures, and patterns, and will leave your bathroom looking clean and effortless.
From playing with the grout color to choosing an unusual Arabesque shape, you can really go in any direction. A white backsplash will also help you if you have a small footprint, giving a spacious feeling. If this excites you, read on to check out our selection of beautiful white backsplashes that can inspire your next design project! And remember, whatever you go with, a white backsplash will not let you down!
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Contemporary Bathroom with Wood Vanity and White Square Tiles
This bathroom plays with the contrast of white tiles and black grout lines for a contemporary look. When creating this sort of statement, going for a simple square tile will allow the design to shine through. The backsplash pairs perfectly with the square tile flooring whose color addresses the oak cabinetry. The overall cohesive feel is kept through tiling all around including the vanity and giving the space an almost sculptural feel. To not clutter the design, you can opt for simple furnishings such as small mirrors.
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Unique Farmhouse Bathroom with Delicate White Backsplash
For a unique look in your bathroom, you can choose to mix and match patterns. This farmhouse-style bathroom brings together a delicate vertical white backsplash with an opposing black hexagon flooring. This layering works due to enough difference in the two tiles’ styles. When going for this look, choosing one tile that is delicate against another sharp cut would be a failproof method. The space is then softened by the green floating vanity and the brass mirror adds a touch of glamour. Keeping the rest of the bathroom simple with white vanity fixtures will avoid cluttering the space.
White Mosaic Tiles
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Elegant White and Green Bathroom with Black Accents
Who says you can’t make a living space out of your bathroom? This bathroom proves otherwise. The trendy space really goes all out to create an air of luxury. The geometric patterns of the mirrors are state of the art, while there is actually an art piece hung on the accent wall. The deep green of the accent wall matches well with the unique circular vessel sinks. The addition of well-designed brass pendants also contributes to the gallery-like feel. Finally, the light oak flooring and the white walls keep it simple and cozy. The key to this bathroom is utilizing minimal yet artistic pieces and letting them be the focal points of the space.
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Pastel Pink Vanity with White Wall Tiles and Brass Accents
In a bathroom without much length, you can really deepen your space by adding a wall-wide mirror. For extra effect, choose white tiles for your backsplash for a spacious feel. Keeping it simple with square white tiles with minimal grouts will ensure a bright look. Also using soft colors will make the bathroom easy on the eyes and avoid overcrowding the space. Pastel pink floating vanity and soft blue geometric flooring add a pop of fun to the space without being loud. Go for brass vanity fixtures for that classic luxurious feel.
Do you need a backsplash on a bathroom vanity?
A backsplash is needed in almost any space that is categorized as a “wet space” in your home. A wet space is a room that is exposed to water or stains and is tiled in order for easy maintenance. Just like your kitchen, maybe even more so, you would need a backsplash to catch any water droplets or soap stains to avoid mold or bubbles in your plaster walls. Thus, if your bathroom vanity sports a sink or a faucet, you will be better off by protecting your walls against water damage with a backsplash. And why not add a bit of fun to your bathroom anyways?
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Transitional Bathroom with Beautiful Blue Hexagon Floors
Creating a focal point in your space, and designing around it will always guarantee that you end up with a tidy and cohesive design. Here, the blue large hexagon tile flooring stands out from the rest. To keep the rest of the transitional bathroom clean, the vanity, countertop, and backsplash are all a matching white color. Black details such as the vanity fixtures, drawer knobs, or wall sconces add contrast. Rather than opting for a matching style in your backsplash to your flooring, you can highlight your centerpiece further by choosing a backsplash style that is simple yet dissimilar.
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Modern Bathroom with Unique Wall Tiles and Frameless Mirrors
The modern feel of the bathroom is twisted by the backsplash that almost looks three-dimensional. The unique soft shape of the tile pattern catches the eye right away and gives off an ethereal feel. To continue this feeling opting for frameless oval windows, light oak vanity, and simple hardware is perfect. Two tips for your design; one is when using a floating vanity stretch your tile backsplash all the way down to the floor for a cohesive feel. Two, when pairing differing patterns with each other such as the floor and backsplash here, you can add a strip of solid color to avoid clutter.
Marble Mosaic Tiles
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Beach Style Bathroom with Shimmering Tiles and Blue Vanity
When we say a white backsplash does not need to be boring, we mean it! While the stone-like texture of the tiles adds depth to the space, the oyster-shell glow catches the light beautifully. The light blue vanity matches the backsplash creating an air of a beach house. A cream-colored Corian quartz countertop with a drop-in sink avoids being loud. Bringing all these elements together, the Spanish tile floor adds an artistic feel. To learn how you can use these colorful tiles in your kitchen also, check out our article: “Spanish Tile Backsplash Unique Patterns & Vibrant Colors”.
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Soothing Bathroom with Staggered Small Tile Backsplash
To keep your bathroom calm yet dynamic, using a patterned white backsplash is the way to go! Opting for a smaller tile size will ensure your wall reads as one whole pattern and add movement to the rest of the space. In this gray and white bathroom, the staggered small rectangle backsplash is paired with subtle green-grey cabinetry and beautiful bronze hardware that almost looks translucent in the light. To keep the soothing feel opt for circular decorations.
White Backsplash Materials
Once you decide to use a white backsplash in your bathroom, next is to select what material you would like to go with. From marble to glass, there are so many options. Each of these options offers you a balance of shimmer, texture, and pattern that will beautify your space if chosen well. To help you out, we listed different white backsplash materials and gathered inspiration for your next project!
White Marble Bathroom Backsplash
Marble is a timeless and failproof material, no matter if you choose a single slab or a small tile version. Each of these methods will yield a result that highlights a different characteristic in the material and will no doubt become the focal point of your space. Marble also fits a variety of styles, making it a default option to consider no matter what design you are going for.
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Traditional Bathroom with Marble Teardrop Backsplash
This traditional bathroom really combines the beauty of marble with a unique tile cut. The mosaic teardrop tiling mix and matches the texture of the material, creating interesting moments. The beige hue of the marble then speaks to the dark wood vanity with a worn texture. Ornamented pull handles complete the vanity and gives it an old chest feel. Silver vanity fixtures and lighting match the hardware. To keep the rest of the bathroom clean, white countertops and cement tile flooring is used.
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Transitional Bathroom with Herringbone Marble Backsplash
To break the continuous veins of the marble and create a pattern out of it instantly producing a dynamic accent wall for your space. The horizontal herringbone pattern of the backsplash does just that while the title cut style adds a modern twist to the traditional material. The rest of the bathroom is simple with light oak vanity topped by white countertops, cream walls, worn metal faucets, and traditional style wall sconces. The sculptural stool between the double sinks completes the look.
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Luxurious Bathroom with a Green Wall and Marble Ogee Drop Backsplash
When your bathroom is kept minimal, you can opt to build your backsplash sparingly for a unique look. The ogee drop marble backsplash is only tiled just enough to catch all the splashes from the sinks creating a focal point against the deep forest green wall. The dark color also highlights the rest of the rather austere yet polished elements in the bathroom including the floating double sinks and golden vanity fixtures. The pastel pink floating vanity is perfect against the green and the traditional linear wall sconces bring an art deco feel.
How tall should a bathroom backsplash be?
The standard height for a backsplash is 3-4 inches. This height will ensure your backsplash functions properly. However, for more aesthetic solutions you can choose to tile your backsplash all the way up to the ceiling or even the whole wall. This way you can not only create a cohesive space and a focal point, but you can also protect the rest of your bathroom from the water steam inside.
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Monochromatic Transitional Bathroom with Unique Picket Tile Backsplash
The overall monochromatic look of this transitional bathroom works thanks to its play on textures. The unique picket-style marble backsplash really adds the dynamic to the space and the frameless mirrors match its style with their classic cut corners. The off-white recessed-paneled cabinetry is merged with the white countertop. The silver hardware blends into the space, just adding a dash of sparkle. Finally, the texture of the floor reminisces the backsplash completing the design.
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Scandinavian Bathroom with Single Slab Half Marble Backsplash
This Scandinavian bathroom strays away from doing too much to preserve its minimal calm ambiance. No element in the space is overdone and this includes the backsplash. The single slab marble backsplash looks like it is extending out of the countertop, just enough to function but not impose. The light wood vanity and frameless rectangular mirror are simple yet elegant, while the wall sconces are modern. To add just a touch of movement, white hexagon tiles are used on the floor, but still in small size and with minimal grout visibility avoiding being too loud.
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Modern Bathroom with a High Slanted Ceiling
This bathroom is really all about continuous lines and sharp borders. The modern elegance of the design’s simplicity is the key. To achieve this result, a balance of textures is needed to differentiate and accentuate the surfaces. The white walls are the perfect backdrop, while the single-piece marble half backsplash is unified with its countertop. The intense texture of the marble is softened with the black cabinetry of the vanity and the whole design is brought to completion with the marble footing. The elongated mirrors really emphasize the high ceiling and the diagonal finish adds sharpness. To match the mirrors lose pendants are used, and the dark grey floors act as the perfect connector between all elements.
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Transitional Bathroom with Subway Tile Marble Backsplash
When using similar textures for both your floors and walls, opting for different tiles sizes will ensure that they read differently and do not clash. Here, the subway tile marble half backsplash continues onto the shower walls where it meets the mosaic tiling of the floor. Together, the tiles create a unique ambiance rather than causing clutter. The light pink wall is great for a pop of color and not avoid blend into the tile design. The dark wood floating vanity is simple yet adds enough contrast to the space.
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Trendy Bathroom with a Single Block of Marble Vanity
The focal point of this bathroom has got to be the state-of-the-art floating vanity that looks like it is carved out of a single block of marble. The beautiful texturing of the material adds both movement and contrast to the space. The marble backsplash behind is subtle and is a simple rectangular tile with invisible grout lines which is the perfect background to the vanity. The frameless mirror, drop-in sink, and silver faucet blend into the background. The geometric-patterned floors create a trendy look overall.
White Glass Tile Bathroom Backsplash
Glass tiles are the first step in creating the aesthetic bathroom of your dreams! Due to the high amount of options, you will find one that fits just what you have in mind. Not to mention, glass tiles will catch whatever amount of natural light you receive – generally pretty low in a bathroom – and add a shimmering brightness to your space. Glass tiles are also stain-resistant and non-porous, so they won’t harbor any bacteria or germs giving you a hygienic bathroom. A white glass tile backsplash will also look great in your kitchen! To learn more about how to check out our article: “White Glass Tile Backsplash Pure White & Glamorous Glass”.
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Transitional Bathroom with Dark Wood Vanity and Beige Vanity Top
The versatile nature of glass tiles allows you to mix and match styles to create a custom design just for your space. The white vertical wave tiles are sprinkled tastefully with grey tones to create a pattern for this beige bathroom. The tile size is important in this design as too big of size will hide the pattern, while mosaic tiles would conceal the wave shape. The tiles are then completed with dark wood floating vanity and a beige countertop with a drop-in sink. The worn metal mirror adds a touch of ornament, while the cream walls are the perfect backdrop. In a simple bathroom like this, you can choose to play around with the hardware, opting for fun ornamented pieces.
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Soothing Pastel Pink Bathroom with Light Blue Glass Backsplash
If you have the square footage, you can choose to create a niche for your vanity by drawing invisible borders around it. This transitional bathroom plays off of geometric shapes and pastel colors, the focal point is certainly the deep blue vanity with gold hardware. The backsplash sits atop a white countertop and is light blue. The vertically staggered subway tiles end at the edge of the vanity and continue all the way to the ceiling. The gold ornamented mirror matches the space perfectly and is a highlight against the light blue. The rest of the bathroom is pastel pink, wrapping up the space in a cozy feel, while the art on the wall encases all colors.
White Ceramic Tile Bathroom Backsplash
The budget-friendly option of backsplash materials, ceramic tiles are nowhere near limited. From different tile shapes to colors, to finishes, you will find the perfect match for your project. Ceramic tiles are also durable, less likely to chip and break during installation, and are easy to maintain; so you really get a return on your investment! Read on to find out just how you can use this material in your bathroom.
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Gorgeous Concrete Bathroom with Sleek White Subway Tile Backsplash
If your bathroom sports a concrete wall, sticking to contemporary minimal elements will yield a trendy design. The overall grey feeling of the bathroom is continued with the grey wood vanity. For a bit of breathing room in the space, white countertops and vessel sinks are used. Additionally, the thin subway tile mosaic pattern is poised and polished. Against the sharpness of the white backsplash, the round vessel sinks, frameless mirrors with round edges, and oval wall-mounted vanity fixtures create contrast. In a contemporary bathroom with minimal elements, it is important to create a balanced composition with the shapes for a cohesive end result.
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Contemporary Bathroom with White Moroccan Backsplash
As the key to a contemporary bathroom is light touches, a subtle Moroccan tile can yield an unusual eye-catching look. Here, the flat panel white cabinetry is set against light grey walls, and the middle backsplash sports a subtle shine to highlight its design. The pattern idea is continued on the cabinetry below with a 3D design. The black-edged mirror and brass hardware add contrast to the space.
Is white backsplash good for bathrooms?
White backsplash may not be the most unique solution out there, but it offers the most variety out of any other backsplash options meaning you can create cost-effective designs. Along with this, a white backsplash is basically a blank canvas that you can build on to achieve any style of bathroom from traditional to contemporary. Finally, generally, the smallest square footage is left for the bathrooms – unless it is a master – and not much daylight is let in. In this case, a white tile backsplash will ensure that your space feels bright and spacious.
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Classic Modern Bathroom with White Bathroom Backsplash
When your bathroom receives a lot of daylight, to capitalize on the asset you can opt for white walls. In this contemporary bathroom, the large space features all-white walls with one of them tiled with a glossy subway tile backsplash that glows under the sunlight. The ashy wood floating vanity, a single standing bathtub, and the glass-enclosed shower are all minimal and sleek. In contrast, the whole look dark grey flooring and black framing all around the shower, mirrors, and windows are used. To finish off, brass wall sconces and the single wooden beam above add warmth.
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Timeless Farmhouse Bathroom with Hexagon Tile Floors
You can never go wrong with the black, white, and gold combination. This farmhouse bathroom keeps it simple above eye level with the sleek white shiplap design all around. Where a backsplash is needed such as in the shower or the sink, the shiplap gives way to a matching minimized staggered subway tile. Where the walls are quiet, the floor is loud with the black and white geometric hexagon design. The floor is then paired with black vanity and marble countertops. All around the bathroom, there are touches of gold for a bit of sparkle.
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Transitional Bathroom with a Unique Marble Waterfall Vanity
The waterfall-style marble vanity is the focal point of this space. The white cabinetry inside is kept simple with single black knobs. The rest of the design also features black and white marble. The glossy white subway tiles are paired with black framed mirrors. The silver hardware of the wall sconces and vanity fixtures blend into the color palette. Overall, the space feels cohesive and balanced.
How to install a bathroom backsplash?
Installing a bathroom backsplash is basically the same as installing a kitchen backsplash. Making sure everything is sealed and caulked is the biggest priority to avoid any water leakage. You should always start by making sure your walls are even and smooth, so your tiles will adhere without a problem. Once you have that covered, you should lay out your design before application to ensure that your design fits exactly the way you imagined onto your wall space. Make sure to account for any outlets and light switches.
Next, mix and apply your adhesive to the wall, some tile types may require you to work in batches or back butter instead of applying the mortar directly to the wall, so make sure to check in with your tile manufacturer for the best installation method. Once the tiles are on the wall, let the tiles set for 24 hours, and then apply your grout lines by feeding the slots with the rubber float at a 45-degree angle as you apply, covering any seams in the application. Scrape away any excess grout, then let it set. Once the grout is hard enough, clean the surface of any leftover grout with a damp sponge. Finally, make sure to caulk any edges of the tiles to seal in the backsplash. And Voila!
Tile Types
The materiality of the tiles is important, but you should also consider what type of tile you are going for. From an Arabesque tile in a traditional bathroom to a sharp subway tile in a contemporary space, you can really go any direction with a white backsplash. You should also keep in mind the size of your tiling. The smaller you go, you more you will be able to create a pattern that reads like one, yet if you have a unique tile shape or texture, going for a larger size will flaunt it better. To keep you from being overwhelmed, we gathered a few inspirations for you to choose from!
White Subway Tile Bathroom Backsplash
You cannot go more classic and timeless than a white subway tile backsplash! This style will fit with really any bathroom design and will act as the perfect backdrop for other design features. You can also choose to up play your white design by choosing a darker contrasting grout color or a textured tile type.
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Simple Bathroom Nook with Vertical Subway Tiles
In an open bathroom like this, carrying the floor mosaics of the adjacent space will make sure your spaces flow undisturbed from one another. The sage green square mosaics climb up the wall until the border of the vanity fixtures and then give way to the vertical white subway tiles which create a clean look. The minimal floating sink and a single floating shelf are functional and austere, a perfect match for the simple design of the backsplash. The overall bathroom design avoids clutter and plays into the Scandinavian feel of the house.
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Small White Bathroom with Marble Countertops and Oak Vanity
If you are battling with small square footage in your bathroom, keeping to a single surface material will keep your walls clean and continuous. Additionally, you can choose an elongated subway tile in white to brighten up your space and accentuate your walls. Keeping the rest of the space light is also important. Here, the marble countertops with drop-in sinks and light wood floating vanity avoid clutter. If you wish for a fun pop of color, you can choose a mosaic hexagon tile in deep blue for your floors.
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Black and White Bathroom Nook with White Subway Tile Backsplash
Above eye level, this cozy nook is kept bright and clean. The clean walls are paired with classic white ceramic subway tiles that reach all way up to the ceiling. While the mirror adds a rounded softness, its bottom edge is straight and in parallel to the vanity below. The bottom half of the space is clad in darker colors anchoring the design. To avoid clutter, the handles of the vanity are hidden. Overall, this elegant design balances contrasting elements really well!
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Traditional Bathroom with Unique Wallpaper
When you go for a beautiful yet busy wallpaper in your bathroom, your backsplash should be plain and simple to balance it out. The half backsplash in the space is the classic subway tile style and is paired with a subtle marble countertop. The cream floating vanity adds warmth yet is not too loud. Silver hardware and traditional style grey tiled floor complete the look.
White Herringbone Tile Bathroom Backsplash
Herringbone, still a pattern composed of subway tiles, is a more dynamic alternative to the classic design. When you would like to avoid a complex tile style but still want to accentuate your backsplash, herringbone is a great choice! You can choose to tile vertically or horizontally, either stacking them or miter joining them. There is really no right or wrong!
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Luxurious Contemporary Kitchen with Dark Blue Vanity
This contemporary bathroom highlights the location of the vanity with the tonal herringbone style backsplash. The glossy finish of the tile also adds a touch of shimmer creating an air of luxury. When tiling your backsplash you can choose to tile the whole wall, minimizing the visibility of the offset. The elegant dark blue vanity geometrical panel design matches with herringbone. The single slab marble flooring adds to the luxurious feel but does not disturb the array of patterns in the space. To complete the expensive look brass hardware is always a good choice.
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Traditional Bathroom with Unique Wallpaper and Herringbone White Bathroom Backsplash
The wallpapers in traditional bathrooms could be tricky to design around but keeping to a geometrical backsplash style is the key. The herringbone style in this bathroom keeps the traditional feel by avoiding the sharp lines of a modern style while being simple enough to not overpower the wallpaper. The light grey vanity and marble countertop draw their colors from the wallpaper along with the hexagonal flooring. The golden ornaments on the vanity and the unique branch wall sconce preserve the style.
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Unique Shed Roof Bathroom with Skylights and Herringbone Style Backsplash
Herringbone is really a versatile pattern that can fit traditional to modern style bathrooms. The unique rounded shed roof of the bathroom really calls for a diagonal design to accentuate its shape and the huge amounts of daylight coming in from the skylights are caught by the white glossy finish of the backsplash. The mirror that covers the whole upper wall deepens the space while hexagon flooring adds an extra texture. Finally, the golden hardware adds sparkle and breaks the overall white space.
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Contemporary Bathroom with Large Tile Herringbone Backsplash
The mature and calm design of this contemporary bathroom stems from the matte finish large tile herringbone backsplash that is clean and calm. The single block black floating vanity is topped by the glamorous granite countertop whose thickness adds to the grounded feeling overall. A vessel sink and golden vanity fixtures are timeless with a matching black-framed mirror. The rest of the walls are staggered subway tiles, allowing the herringbone to highlight the contrasting luxurious vanity.
Glass Mosaic Tiles
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Unique Bathroom with Floating Wood Vanity and Herringbone Tiles
The composition of this bathroom is really all about proportions and symmetry. The space is divided vertically into three pieces starting from the sun-shelf windows. The middle is clad in a white herringbone backsplash that has dark grout lines to highlight its pattern. The circle mirrors and bulb pendants are distributed evenly and geometrically oppose the backsplash. Finally, the bottom floating vanity is bright oak and has drop-in sinks that are directly under the mirrors. The cabinetry is symmetrical and matches the overall composition. The dark flooring anchors the design.
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Transitional Bathroom with Marble Herringbone Backsplash
For a unique design, you can choose to tile the bottom half of your bathroom that continues on as your backsplash above your vanity. In this small bathroom, the herringbone backsplash is large in size and flaunts the marble texture for a luxurious feel. The floating vanity and the toilet seat are dark wood, a contrast against the marble. A niche of towel bars is golden and matches the faucet. The transitional feel continued through the ornamented mirror, whose frame matches the vanity. For a cohesive feel, the countertop is the same material as the backsplash.
White Chevron Tile Bathroom Backsplash
Technically a cousin of the herringbone, the chevron-style backsplash is a little sharper and less dynamic than the former. This style is great when you want to create a continuous wave pattern and you can even choose to highlight certain rows of tiles for a unique design.
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Chevron White Ceramic Tiles in a Midcentury Bathroom
This kitchen brings together various diagonal patterns to create a cohesive look. The chevron white backsplash is mirrored on the upper drawers of the dark wood vanity as herringbone and finally shows up as diamond cut flooring. The rest of the kitchen is simple with frameless mirrors, black hardware that matches the floors, a quartz minimal countertop, and golden wall sconces that work together to yield a timeless bathroom. This style of kitchen is failproof but plays with patterns from the same family to add a little dynamic.
White Hexagon Tile Bathroom Backsplash
Hexagon’s unique shape can really bring out your backsplash, instantly elevating your bathroom. The angular edges can aid in custom edges, the wide surface showing off any material you opt to use. The style offers less harsh than 90-degree angles but still yields visual precision. You are probably familiar with the equilateral honeycomb hexagon tile, but there are other unorthodox options such as the picket tile. Read on to discover how hexagon tiles may elevate your bathroom!
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Trendy Bathroom with Floating Vanity and Large Hex Tiles
This trendy kitchen uses gigantic hexagon tiles to really make a statement! The tiles continue on both the wall and the floor creating one cohesive design. On the floor, the white ceramic tiles switch into dark wood hexagons for a dynamic design. On the wall, the honeycomb’s angular design offers an artistic transition from the backsplash to the grey plaster. The floating shelves match the wood on the floor, and the vanity fixtures and the flat panel cabinetry match the ceramic tiles. The hexagon tiles continue into the shower wall, which can be seen through the floor-to-ceiling glass not breaching the cohesive look.
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Framed Marble Honeycomb Backsplash in a Traditional Bathroom
The backsplash is literally framed in this bathroom to create an eye-catching focal point. The marble honeycomb tiles offer the perfect backdrop to the minimal mirrors and the floating white vanity. The rest of the bathroom’s color palette does not stray too far from these tones, the cream walls are paired with the light wood floors. The stainless steel pendant above and the hexagonal ornamental rug create a traditional air. Picking silver hardware will suit the design perfectly.
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Contemporary Bathroom with 3D Wall Tiles and Black Floor
Your hexagon tile backsplash can create the movement you need in an unusual pattern. In this contemporary white bathroom, even though the honeycomb design is the same color as the white walls, its deep grout lines add a certain depth that varies visually due to its angular shape. The backsplash is cleverly wrapped around the adjacent wall, covering the splash zone of the bathtub. There the tiles end in an aesthetic style thanks to the cut style. The concrete tile floors add contrast and the slightly cloudy look prevents the space from becoming too immaculate. Opting for minimal fixtures such as the single standing bathtub and the one-piece floating vanity will preserve the simplicity of the design.
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Midcentury Bathroom with Sea Blue Honeycomb Floors and Unique Mirrors
When used in a smaller size, hexagon tiles can create a pattern that is very visually pleasing. Here, the backsplash frames the bright oak floating vanity. The reddish countertop and the sculptural mirrors framed with the same wood are aligned with the cabinetry. The slightly concave bottom of the mirrors houses the wall-mounted golden faucets. The roundness is mirrored on the vessel sinks and the globe pendants above. Finally, the honeycomb design is also embedded into the beautiful sea blue design of the floor completing the look. This design really plays off similar shapes throughout the space to construct one unified look.
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Honeycomb Backsplash in a Modern Bathroom
Honeycomb is a very versatile shape when it comes to pairing your backsplash with other patterns. Its angular yet gentle shape speaks to almost any other design. The hexagon large tiles in this bathroom are paired with the cross pattern rug on the floor and the mosaic square tiling on the shower floor. The backsplash manages to be the mediator between these very different patterns. To soften the angularity, a circle hanging mirror is added, still in the perfect shape family of the hexagon. The minimal black vanity adds contrast to the space.
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Trendy Black and White Bathroom with Unique Hexagon Tile Backsplash
To create an extraordinary space, you can go for a unique hexagon shape. Here, the halved shape of the hexagon tiles adds an extra layer of sleekness to the backsplash while the differing angles of the cutting lines dynamize the design. The anthracite wall behind adds contrast and the matching grout line color really draws out the tile shape. A perfect circle mirror is on top of the backsplash, reminiscing the shape in softer notes. The concrete floors, simple black vanity, and white countertop complete the look.
White Penny Tile Bathroom Backsplash
Literally penny size, the penny tile backsplash creates a non-obtrusive texture in your bathroom. You can play around with the grout line color, try to highlight certain tiles for a pattern, or even create a custom design by tiling them like a mosaic. Due to their small nature, the personalized design allows you to use this backsplash in any style of kitchen. Though the installation of penny tiles may look daunting, don’t fear! Many stores sell penny tiles in squares or sheets, allowing you to adhere to a whole patch at once.
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Unique Scandinavian Bathroom with Penny Tile White Bathroom Backsplash
Scandinavian style is known for its minimalistic nature, thus dynamizing the space can be challenging without disturbing the simplicity. The smooth pattern of the penny tiles aid in creating a cohesive surface that looks more like a wall texture than ornamentation avoiding cluttering the space. Paired with the oval mirrors, round vessel sinks, and globe wall sconces, the penny tiles will preserve the softness of the Scandinavian style. As inherent to the style, the rest of the space is kept in ashy light wood and white with black framing and hardware. An oriental rug is added for decoration, its presence addressing the backsplash.
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Minimal Penny Tile Backsplash in a Transitional Bathroom
If you will choose to tile your backsplash just enough for functionality, the minimal surface area may be overwhelmed by angular tile styles. Penny tile backsplash will fit great while still creating an eye-catching design. Here, the white backsplash is bright against the beige walls and cream vanity. The unique cross shape knobs contrast with the circular tile shape. The geometric design is concluded with the triangular rug on the floor.
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All White Bathroom with Penny Tile Floor with Floral Mosaic Design
Tiling your backsplash all the way up to the ceiling is a great way to highlight your vanity and create a continuous surface with your wall elements such as the mirror and the wall sconces. The white backsplash here is trimmed with silver detail, while the wall sconce and faucet match the material. The mirror and the vanity are the same widths flowing from one surface to the other. The darker grout line of the backsplash prevents the white of the cabinetry from blending into the background. The penny tile is continued on the floor, a flower mosaic design is added in black.
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Black and White Modern Bathroom with Penny Tile Backsplash
Your backsplash can really reflect the color palette of the design between its tile and grout color, making it easier to achieve a cohesive look. The white penny tile backsplash here is contrasted with black grout lines and both of these colors are reflected in balance throughout the vanity fixtures. While the sink and toilet are white, the metal details are black. The dark wood floor adds warmth and elegance, while the vast mirror deepens the rather small bathroom space.
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Pastoral Farmhouse Bathroom with Penny Tile Backsplash and Concrete Floors
Due to its fluid pattern, the penny tiles can really fit any style, especially if you are aiming for the coziness of a farmhouse bathroom. To create a clean edge between your penny tiles and the plaster wall above, you can choose to use a row of thin subway tiles as a trim. The austere enameled sinks, the large dual-handle faucets, bare concrete floors, and the exposed bulb wall sconces are pastoral. The oriental rug adds the much-needed coziness to take this bathroom from an outdoor ranch bathroom to a farmhouse one.
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Modern Bathroom with Penny Tile White Bathroom Backsplash
The safest way to achieve a well-designed space is to keep to one language in your design elements. This modern bathroom makes use of the circle shape in more than one way to create a simple yet eye-catching look. The white penny tile backsplash has dark grout lines to draw out its shape, while the mirror is an enlarged version. The big difference between the sizes creates a focal point in the space. The addition of black circular wall-mounted faucets and white round vessel sinks complete the look. The angular vanity avoids clutter and adds a little warmth via its tonal wood.
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Unique Modern Bathroom with Custom Penny Tile Design
Penny tiles are the way to go if you would like to customize your backsplash design. Acting as mosaics, you can personalize your wall by designing out your idea pixel by pixel. Here, the darker tiles against the white ones are used to spell the names of the owners of each sink, a great idea on how to use your ability to customize. On the floor, the same tiles as the white penny tile backsplash are used. This time, the darker tiles are used in a triangular shape to locate the standing points in the bathroom. Thus, if you would like to add some custom graphics to your space, penny tiles may just be what you are looking for!
