Types of tiles that best fit for your bathrooms
Porcelain: Very dense, durable, and highly water-resistant, making it excellent for floors, walls, and showers.
Ceramic: Affordable, easy to clean, and comes in many designs, though slightly less dense than porcelain.
Natural Stone (Marble, Limestone, Travertine): Luxurious look but porous; requires regular sealing to prevent water absorption and damage.
Glass: Adds reflection and modern flair, great for accents, but can scratch.
Vinyl (LVT): Budget-friendly, softer underfoot, and good moisture resistance.
Textured/Matte Finishes: Essential for floors to provide better grip and prevent slips, notes The Tiles House.
Key Considerations
Moisture: Porcelain, ceramic, and LVT are great; natural stone needs sealing.
Safety: Matte or textured tiles are best for wet floors.
Maintenance: Natural stone needs more care;
porcelain/ceramic are low-maintenance.
Style: Larger tiles can make rooms feel bigger
with fewer grout lines, while subway or encaustic tiles create specific looks.