Choosing Tile Flooring for Bathroom Floors
Whether you're after hexagon, stone look, mosaic tiles, herringbone, travertine, matte or patterned tiles, they're all here in one collection. If you're planning a feature floor, our How to Nail Your Bathroom Feature guide walks you through making it work with the rest of the room. And if it's tiling above the tub or vanity you're after, that's a job for wall tiles rather than anything made for underfoot.
Most tiles suited to bathroom floors are porcelain tiles or ceramic. Porcelain is denser and less porous, which suits high-moisture floors particularly well, while ceramic performs strongly too and is a solid choice for lower-traffic bathroom floors. Either way, prioritise a slip-rated, textured finish underfoot over a high-gloss one.
Renovating a compact ensuite or powder room? Larger-format tiles with fewer grout lines can make a small footprint feel bigger and are quicker to keep clean, while a hexagon or mosaic floor adds detail and interest in a larger family bathroom. Not sure where to start — for the full picture across walls and floors, browse our bathroom tiles collection, or if you're tiling the rest of the house at the same time, our porcelain tiles work just as well through kitchens and laundries.
Complete the Look
Tiles are only half the room. Once your floor's sorted, shop bathroom vanities and round out the space with new bathroom tapware to match.
Still narrowing down your style? Take our tiles quiz to find tile flooring for bathroom spaces that suit your taste, or get more ideas in our bathroom tile ideas guide. For anything else, our design team is on hand to help you make the final call, and for tiles beyond the bathroom, modern bathroom tiles and the wider range are one click away from buy tiles.
