Our bathroom wall tiles, photographed installed rather than as flat samples. A sample tells you the colour and nothing else; a finished wall tells you how a tile behaves against a mirror, a counter and the light from one small window. Several of these tiles suit a kitchen too and are shown there. Every photograph links to the tile in it.
652 photographs, showing 241–264.
Look past the tile and at the joints. Grout colour changes a bathroom wall more than most people expect: matching grout makes a wall read as one surface, contrasting grout turns the pattern of joints into the design. The photographs here show both.
Then look at where the tile stops. Most Bengaluru bathrooms tile to door height rather than the ceiling, and where that line falls, and what sits above it, decides whether the room feels finished or cut off.
A highlighter belongs on one wall, usually the one you face from the door, and usually behind the basin or the shower. Used on every wall it stops being a highlight. The rooms here that work keep the other three walls quiet.
A photograph is taken under lighting chosen to flatter. Ask us for a sample of anything here and hold it in your own bathroom, against your own counter, before you commit.
Every photograph above links to the tile in it. To browse by design instead, see Marble, Highlighter or Subway . For advice rather than photographs, read our guide to choosing bathroom wall tiles.
My Home Studio, No 17, 12th A Main Road, BTM 1st Stage, Bengaluru 560029, open Monday to Saturday, 9:00am to 7:30pm, and Sunday, 9:30am to 1:30pm. Parking on site, walk-ins welcome. Send us a photo of your own room on WhatsApp and we will tell you which of these would work in it.
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