Thanks to the plethora of tile shapes, finishes, colors, and materials available, there's never been a better time to remodel your bathroom. Bathroom tile trends today are fun, and you don't have to spend a fortune to get a designer look because tiles can mimic luxe materials for less, with the added bonus of easier upkeep. Let's take a look at what's trending in bathroom tile design for 2025 and get inspired with some fabulous tile designs.

Intriguing Textures for Interest

Tiles with texture or dimension create an interesting visual and sensory experience, especially effective in small bathrooms where bold colors could be overpowering. Current design trends sway toward the intriguing depth and texture of fluted, slatted, chiseled, grooved, three-dimensional, Zellige-style, and fabric-look tiles.

Fluted Wall Tile

Sweet Bars fluted wall tile offers chic matt colors, fresh and vibrant translucents, earthy organic clays, and rich deep minerals.

Slatted Wood look Tiles

Woodridge™ ceramic wall tile conveys the essence of natural slat wood panels, perfect for a tranquil Scandinavian spa bathroom or a space alive with Mid-Century Modern flair.

Chiseled Look Porcelain Tiles

Raw textures and gentle hues combine to craft serene and harmonious spaces with Urbanology™ collection's chiseled-look interior and matching exterior tiles.

Grooved Porcelain Tiles

Inciso™, which means engraved or grooved in Italian, takes inspiration from the surface of chiseled stone, scratched and worn by the passage of time.

Zellige Style Ceramic Tiles

Mestizaje™ ceramic tile embraces ancestral “Zellige” art and antique terracotta charms. Zellige walls are a tribute to the North African Zellige craftsmanship, treasured from one generation to another. Chateau floor tiles, inspired in graceful French terracotta, offer century old beauty of clay in chalky colours, embellished by the passage of time.

Color Returns

Bolder colors are replacing the spa-like neutral hues of the past few years. Along with more color saturation, monochrome is being favored by designers over accent walls. If there is a tile accent, it's not just the back wall but a more extensive treatment, such as the entire shower or wet area.

Our Flow™ ceramic wall tile collection transforms bathroom designs with its fresh color palette and unique texture, creating a space that stimulates the senses.

Glow™ ceramic wall tiles offer translucent shine and luminosity in bold colors with subtle tone-on-tone geometrics. 

Inspired by Arab Mediterranean "Kasbah" architecture, Casbah™ ceramic wall tile is a collection full of vibrant colors and striking geometry over a really matte finish. 


Transform any bathroom into a vibrant oasis with these gorgeous Moroccan-inspired glossy tiles! Marrakesh™ wall tile offers six dazzling hues, and each tile has its own unique handcrafted feel. 

Travertine for Luxe Looks

Real travertine tile (and travertine-look porcelain) is resurging in popularity because it's the perfect pairing of texture and muted color for creating a calming, luxury hotel bathroom look.

Stone Fiction floor and wall tile collection offers the luxurious, timeless appeal of crosscut travertine with the power of pure porcelain tile performance. This porcelain tile collection is the elegantly effortless alternative you've been searching for!

Perfect for creating a luxurious and calming environment, Travertine natural stone is a rich and warm stone with beautiful, marble-like veining. Turn your bathroom into a relaxing, spa-like sanctuary with natural travertine stone tile. 

Large Format

Large-format tiles continue to shine, as they are loved for their seamless look, easy maintenance, and ability to make rooms feel more spacious.

This gorgeous bathroom by FG Schaub Custom Homes is chock-full of Crossville® porcelain panels by Laminam®. The look is expansive, modern, and elegant.

Crossville Porcelain Panels Collections
Shower and Tub Walls: Filo Argento 
Tub Wall Accent Panel: I Naturali Calacatta Oro Venato Polished 
Floors: I Naturali Calacatta Oro Venato Unpolished 
Shower and Tub Walls: Filo Argento 
Tub Wall Accent Panel: I Naturali Calacatta Oro Venato Polished 
Floors: Crossville I Naturali Calacatta Oro Venato Unpolished 

Designer Michelle Workman incorporated porcelain panels in two bathrooms of her renovated Tennessee farmhouse. 


I Naturali Shower Walls
Marble-inspired I Naturali porcelain panels in Statuario Venato tcreates a Roman bath feel for the oversized shower area.

Filo Argento 3+ Tub Surround
The slight shimmer of Filo Argento porcelain panels offers a perfectly understated glamorous effect for the farmhouse, and because the tile panels are installed with minimal grout line, they create an uninterrupted, panoramic backdrop for the soaking tub area. 
 

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