Bathroom Remodel

Everything for a Bathroom Remodel in One Place

The bathroom takes more abuse than any other small room in the house. Steam, standing water, and daily traffic all work against your surfaces, so what you put on the floor and walls has to hold up. This collection brings together the tile, natural stone, and trim our customers actually use for full remodels: honed marble field tiles like Italian Carrara and Bardiglio Light in 12x12, tumbled travertine, arabesque and picket accents, and pencil liners to finish an edge.

Which tile goes where

Different spots call for different tile. On the floor, pick a honed or tumbled stone, or a matte porcelain, so it isn't slick when wet. On walls and around the vanity you have more room to play, and polished marble looks great there since slip isn't a worry. In the shower, small mosaics wrap the niche and give your feet grip on the pan, while a larger field tile keeps the surround calm. Mixing sizes like this is what makes a bathroom look designed instead of just tiled.

Finishes and upkeep

Honed stone is matte and hides water spots. Polished stone shows off veining and reflects light. Tumbled edges look older and softer. Any natural stone should be sealed when it goes in, and you'll want to wipe up toothpaste and cleaners quickly since acids can dull marble. If you'd rather not think about it, porcelain and ceramic need no sealing at all.

Order a few samples before you buy so you can see the color in your own light, and grab what you need from our grout and sealers. For the shower, compare shower wall mosaics and shower floor mosaics.