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Conch

Matte Subway Ceramic Tiles 3x6

$8.07 / sq ft $8.88 / sq ft -9%
3x6

Frost

Metallic Subway Glass Tiles 3x9

$5.32 / sq ft $5.86 / sq ft -9%
3x9

Peau D Elephant

Matte Chevron Wood Look Porcelain Mosaics 17x7 3/4

$1.53 / piece $1.69 / piece -9%
17x7 3/4+1 size

Silver

Natural Travertine Look Porcelain Pavers 24x24

$8.90 / sq ft $16.95 / sq ft -47%
24x24

Birch

Natural Pebble Mosaics 12x12

$15.99 / piece $20.79 / piece -23%
12x12

Wood Age

Natural Pebble Mosaics 12x12

$16.99 / piece $22.09 / piece -23%
12x12

Nero Marquina Premium

Honed Marble Tiles 4x12

$13.90 / sq ft $19.95 / sq ft -30%

Crimson

Leather Subway Glazed Terracotta Tiles 2 1/4x7 9/16

$9.95 / sq ft $13.93 / sq ft -29%
2 1/4x7 9/16+1 size

Tempest

Matte Porcelain Tiles 12x24

$4.45 / sq ft
12x24

Azul Aqua

Leather Ceramic Tiles 2 1/8x7 1/2

$10.90 / sq ft $16.95 / sq ft -36%
2 1/8x7 1/2
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Frequently Asked Questions

What tile is best for a shower floor?

A mosaic with plenty of grout lines: 1x1, 2x2, penny round, hexagon or pebble. The joints give your feet something to grip and the small pieces let the floor slope to the drain without lipping.

Can I use marble in a shower?

Yes, and it is one of the most popular choices here. Seal it before you use the shower, wipe the walls down after use and clean with a pH neutral cleaner. Avoid acidic or abrasive products, which etch the surface.

How big can the tile on a shower wall be?

Most shower walls take 12x24 or 24x48 comfortably. Larger formats need a flat substrate and a proper mortar bed, so check the wall is true before you order.

Do I need a different tile for the shower niche?

Not necessarily. Many people run the wall tile into the niche, or use the floor mosaic there to pick out the recess. Both work; what matters is that the niche is waterproofed and sloped so water drains.

Shower Tile

Every tile here is rated for a shower, split between the big formats that go on the walls and the small mosaics that belong on the floor. Marble and porcelain lead the range, with pebble and glazed terracotta for people who want more texture.

The floor and the walls have different jobs. A shower floor needs enough grout lines to give grip, so a 1x1 or 2x2 mosaic, a pebble sheet or a hexagon is the right call. The walls can take 12x24 or 24x48 panels, which means fewer joints to scrub.

Natural stone in a shower is fine as long as it is sealed before the first use and cleaned with a pH neutral product. If the shower gets daily use by a big family, matte porcelain is the lower maintenance answer and it now mimics marble convincingly.

Related collections: shower floor tile, marble shower tile, porcelain shower tile and shower mosaics.

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