Tiling a small bathroom ...

[hander]

Hi, getting a bathroom tiles which is about: 3.4x1.7m.

So it's small.

Any tips on what to avoid in such a room?

Thanks.

 

[Fekin]

very large format tiles :sifone:

 

[enduro]

Nothing different just the same as tiling a big bathroom, same setting out etc, i wouldn't use tiles to big or with a pattern as these might make the room feel smaller. Have you thought about having a mirror on the wall and tiling around that, as this would make the room feel bigger.

 

[pjtiler]

Hi, getting a bathroom tiles which is about: 3.4x1.7m.

So it's small.

Any tips on what to avoid in such a room?

Thanks.

swinging cats

 

[smokey1234x]

Hi, getting a bathroom tiles which is about: 3.4x1.7m.

So it's small.

Any tips on what to avoid in such a room?

Thanks.

havin a threesome:lol:

 

[hander]

Thanks for your comments, people.

@smokey - chance would be etc.

 

[hander]

As a postscript to this, we're probably going for something travertine-related in 50x50. Any comments? Please feel free to express personal opinion!

A mirror is a consideration for the back of the room (running the length of the bath) but the constant demisting might prove tiresome (small children etc).

Here's the plan - but you're forgiven for not reading on...

Tiles would be full height on the back (shortest wall, which carries the length of the bath) and around the width of the bath at one end (for shower - at end of bath).

THen on wall opposite the bath end, they would run the full length of the wall about 1.3m in height.

The other short end of the room is a window.

The other long end of the room (minus the end of the bath) would have no tiling.

Floor is a wood Amtico.