How to Achieve the Earthy Spa Style Trend
Want to nail that relaxing spa-style bathroom at home? Good news - TileCloud has all the tips and tricks to help you create a space that makes you feel like you're on a weekend getaway (without the hefty one-off price tag). We're talking natural stone textures, organic shapes, and those calming earth tones that make spa style decorating feel easy and effortless. Whether you're planning a full bathroom reno or just want to add some spa-inspired touches to your space, we'll cover everything you need to know about bringing earthy decor style to your home.
Earthy Spa Style: Why We Love This Look
Our take on the traditional “spa-like” style is rooted in nature and leans into natural materials like stone, timber and clay combined with organic textures and shapes. It’s all about tactile elements. The colour palette is effortlessly soothing with tones like sand, taupe and, of course, the 2025 Pantone Colour of the Year, mocha mousse.
Our homes are a place to relax and hidden away from the outside world. The best part about this look is how versatile it is. Natural stone textures, timber touches, and clay tones work together to create spaces that feel considered but not over-styled. An earthy home style should feel lived-in while still giving you that calming feeling you get at your favourite day spa.
The secret? It's all about layering natural materials, soft textures, and a soothing colour palette. Let's get into how you can bring these earthy decor elements into your own space, making every day feel a bit more like a spa day.
Creating Your Base with Natural Materials
For a space that feels like a retreat, it's all about keeping things natural. Think of the calm you feel when you're at your favourite spa - smooth stone under your feet, soft natural light, and textures that make you want to reach out and touch everything. That's the feeling we're looking for with the earthy spa style trend.
The key is mixing an array of natural elements. Travertine-look tiles are fantastic for the base, while timber touches add warmth. Clay pots and woven baskets bring in those organic shapes that make the space feel carefully considered without overwhelming the room. Add in some brushed finishes and matte surfaces, and you've got yourself a space that feels both earthy and cohesive.
Selecting Your Colour Palette
When it comes to earthy spa style, the colours you choose set the mood for the whole space. Those calming mocha mousse tones (hello, 2025's colour of the year) are the perfect starting point. Mix in some soft sandy shades and warm taupe, and you've got a palette that helps you unwind as soon as you walk in.
Our biggest tip is to keep your base colours simple - it's like creating a blank canvas that you can build on with different textures and natural touches. These shades work with pretty much any existing colours you've already got going on at home, making it easy to bring this style to your space, slow and steady.
Perfecting Your Spa Style with Tiles
When incorporating a spa look and feel into your home, there’s a pretty obvious starting point — the bathroom. Also known as your own personal retreat from the rest of the world. The bathroom spa style starts with choosing the right tiles to set the mood. Think organic stone looks, handmade finishes, and tiles that have a nice feeling underfoot - these are the bases for a relaxing space that works for everyday life.
Looking for the ultimate spa style bathroom tiles? Our Clovelly Travertine Look Crazy Paving Tile is perfect for creating that natural stone feeling in your space. When it comes to spa style bathroom tiles, this option brings plenty of creativity while keeping things earthy and grounded, whether you use it on floors or as a feature wall. For a more subtle take on spa-style bathroom decor, our Thirroul Travertine Look Matte Subway Tile and Byron Travertine Look Ivory Matt are great base options. They give you that stone-inspired look in a classic format that's easy to live with and style around. Want to add some subtle texture? The Noosa Gloss Zellige White Tile brings beautiful handmade character to any space.
Working with Natural Light
Getting your lighting right makes all the difference whether you're creating an earthy spa style living room or a spa-inspired bathroom. Where possible, let natural light do its thing - it shows off textures beautifully and makes spaces feel more open and airy. But if sunshine isn’t in abundance in your humble abode, don’t worry, layering different types of lighting can create that same warm, welcoming feel. Add some wall sconces or pendant lights with warm bulbs to nail that spa-like glow.
Hardware That Ties It All Together
Details matter when you're going for spa-style bathroom decor. Our Warm Brushed Nickel tapware brings a softness that blends perfectly with earthy decor style. It's these little touches that make a bathroom feel special without trying too hard, which is exactly what this style is all about. Think shower heads, taps, towel rails, and those little extras like robe hooks - they all work together to create a cohesive look. Plus, as an added perk, the brushed finish is super practical, hiding water spots and fingerprints, making it perfect for everyday life.
That’s a Wrap
Creating an earthy spa style at home isn't about copying your local day spa to a T - it's about making a space that helps you relax in your own way. One of our favourite parts about this style is how easy it is to build up gradually. Start with base materials like tiles and tapware, then add those natural touches that make the space feel like your personal brand of relaxation.
Remember, this look is all about feeling good in your space. Mix materials that appeal to you play around with different textures, and don't be afraid to keep things simple. Whether you're going all-in with a renovation or just want to add some earthy spa touches, take your time and enjoy the process.
Want to see how all these elements work together in real life? Our Earthy Spa Style Sample Pack lets you play around with different combinations in your space. Sometimes, the best design decisions happen when you can see and feel the materials for yourself.