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6 Stunning Walk-In Shower Tile Ideas for Your Bathroom Remodel With Pictures<\/h1>\n

\nIf you choose a neutral, simple tile for the majority of your walk-in shower, an insert accented with complementary mosaic tiles can add variety. It also adds additional storage space for hygiene products (and who doesn\u2019t need extra storage?) This is a great option if you can\u2019t decide between two different tile options \u2014 it allows you to use both.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

21 Walk-In Shower Ideas That Elevate Your Bathroom<\/h2>\n

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When you’re remodeling your bathroom, it’s worth considering a walk-in shower. A beautiful and spacious shower is more than a place to wash the day away in style without a care in the world. High impact and small space friendly, a well-designed bathroom with a walk-in shower allows you to take advantage of every square foot and build in functional storage, multiple lighting options, and even room for your humidity-loving plants.<\/p>\n

“Architecturally speaking, a walk-in shower can ‘disappear’ and [make a space feel] more open,” says Matt Baran, founder of Baran Studio Architecture. “It’s useful when trying to capture views through multiple layers of space and in increasing the amount of light available to the bathroom.”<\/p>\n

There are practically limitless ways to customize a walk-in shower to suit your spa day dreams. Add storage that delights you in the form of a bamboo cabinet or shelves carved into the wall. If your shower is near a window, embrace the light by installing glass walls (so you can enjoy the charm of golden hour in peace). You could even add a freestanding bathtub and make it a wet room. From stunning tile options to sleek hardware and shower heads, you’ll be tempted to spend all day in your new shower.<\/p>\n

To help you rethink your bathroom floor plan, we found breathtaking designer bathroom projects that have all the inspiration you need. You’ll find showers with a tranquil West Coast air, bold monochromatic tiled bathrooms, and wet rooms that bring the outdoors in. Below, explore glorious walk-in showers that give you the luxury you deserve! Your dream bathroom awaits.<\/p>\n

Chic Black and White<\/h2>\n

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Valerie Wilcox<\/p>\n

Designer Sarah Richardson created this spa-like walk-in shower for a picturesque A-frame chalet near a ski resort in Collingwood, Ontario. Its sloped roofline was no match for her skilled eye. The peaked design in crisp black-and-white marble looks like a hidden treasure.<\/p>\n

Sapphire Paradise<\/h2>\n

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David Tsay<\/p>\n

You’ll bask in the beauty of a gemstone blue walk-in shower like this one in Justina Blakeney’s Jungalow even when it’s not in use. The shower’s center niche is inset with a vintage mirror the same shape as the tile. The blue-and-gold color combo makes a morning shower even more energizing and glamorous too.<\/p>\n

Curtained Curves<\/h2>\n

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Annie Schlechter<\/p>\n

Designed by Cathy Chapman, this open-concept shower is in a league of its own. The shower curtain opens up to reveal a circle design on the floor and a rounded asymmetrical marble wall slab that’s another eye-catching surprise.<\/p>\n

Illusory Tile<\/h2>\n

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Romanek Design Studio<\/p>\n

The stacks of subway tile in this bathroom by Romanek Design Studio are smoky, cool, and mysterious. They’re complemented by foxed mirror tile that makes it look larger and more lively\u2014and adds interest to the wall between the soaking tub and walk-in shower.<\/p>\n

Indoor-Outdoor Beauty<\/h2>\n

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Karyn Millet<\/p>\n

Walk right out your bathroom door to take in the stunning view of the Pacific Ocean, the way Eric Olsen can do in his California home. There’s an outdoor shower on the deck outside this glass door too, so you have your choice of spots to soak and relax.<\/p>\n

Bold Moves<\/h2>\n

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Colin Price<\/p>\n

Clara Jung of Banner Day Interiors chose statement floor tile that extends into this bathroom’s asymmetrical walk-in shower. It’s a design tactic that helps “reduce visual disruption,” she says.<\/p>\n

Earthy Greens<\/h2>\n

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Romanek Design Studio<\/p>\n

Zellige tiles lend the walk-in shower of this tranquil, sun-filled wet room with a skylight by Romanek Design Studio a cool vibe.<\/p>\n

Serene Sanctuary<\/h2>\n

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Lauren Pressey<\/p>\n

This light and airy bathroom by LH.Designs founder Linda Hayslett showcases a spacious walk-in shower fit for two.<\/p>\n

Warm and Contemporary<\/h2>\n

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Alex Zarour<\/p>\n

A1000xBetter founder Kirsten Blazek chose to line the walls of this midcentury-modern bath with dimensional tiles to create more texture and complement the terrazzo floor. “We chose a walk-in shower because we liked the clean aesthetic and made the bathroom feel larger,” she reveals.<\/p>\n

Emerald Escape<\/h2>\n

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LH Designs<\/p>\n

Who says walk-in showers have to be encased in glass? For this cozy and polished bath, Hayslett added a playful pop of color by lining the interior with glossy green subway tile.<\/p>\n

Clean and Simple<\/h2>\n

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Alex Zarour<\/p>\n

“We chose this shower because it’s minimal: few lines, no walls,” reveals Baran Studio Architecture founder Matt Baran, who designed this relaxing space.<\/p>\n

Set in Stone<\/h2>\n

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Ishka Designs<\/p>\n

Ishka Designs seamlessly combines stone, wood, and tile in this luxe, nature-inspired bathroom, which features an airy walk-in shower.<\/p>\n

Gilty Pleasures<\/h2>\n

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Christopher Stark<\/p>\n

Marble abounds in this stylish primary bathroom by Julie Rootes Interiors, which has a luxurious walk-in shower trimmed in gold.<\/p>\n

Glass Act<\/h2>\n

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Shannon McGrath<\/p>\n

This contemporary Hecker Guthrie\u2013designed bathroom features an all-glass walk-in shower that makes you feel like you’re outside.<\/p>\n

Artful Retreat<\/h2>\n

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Bess Friday<\/p>\n

This dreamy, spa-like space by K Interiors owner Kristen Pe\u00f1a showcases a luxurious marble walk-in shower alongside a wall handpainted by decorative artist Caroline Lizarraga.<\/p>\n

White and Gold<\/h2>\n

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Kirsten Francis<\/p>\n

In this sumptuous bath by Josh Manes Architecture, the walk-in shower touts gilded fixtures and a wall niche perfect for toiletries.<\/p>\n

Bright Side<\/h2>\n

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THOMAS KUOH<\/p>\n

This sunny all-white bathroom by Studio Munroe features an asymmetrical walk-in shower replete with all the fixtures, including a rainfall showerhead.<\/p>\n

Cool and Calm<\/h2>\n

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Courtesy of CW Interiors<\/p>\n

For a longtime married couple’s private bath, CW Interiors designed this walk-in shower with a marble ceiling to offer a much-needed daily respite.<\/p>\n

Pretty in Pink<\/h2>\n

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Ashley Delapp<\/p>\n

Ashley DeLapp energized the walk-in shower of this guest bath with pink-and-gold tiles that pair well with the hummingbird wallpaper.<\/p>\n

Light and Modern<\/h2>\n

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Jill Weller Photography<\/p>\n

Chevron tiles liven up the floor of the walk-in shower in this sun-filled bath by Arterberry Cooke, which features a matching tub.<\/p>\n

6 Stunning Walk-In Shower Tile Ideas for Your Bathroom Remodel [With Pictures]<\/h2>\n

You\u2019re giving your bathroom a complete refresh, and you\u2019re excited about the potential for stunning details. One of the changes you\u2019re considering is a walk-in tile shower. But now comes the tricky part: What will the tile shower look like? What materials, patterns and colors should you use?<\/p>\n

There are many creative ways to tile a walk-in shower. From simple colors and patterns to varying textures and designs, your options are endless. But don\u2019t be overwhelmed \u2014 to give you inspiration for your bathroom remodel, we\u2019ve compiled a list of walk-in shower tile ideas. Hopefully, these examples will help you and your design team create a walk-in shower you won\u2019t want to leave.<\/p>\n

Walk-In Shower Tile Ideas (with Photos)<\/h2>\n

1) Large Marble Tile<\/h3>\n

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We see plenty of clients choose rectangular marble tile for their walk-in showers. Why? Because it\u2019s elegant and timeless, never going out of style. Marble tile comes in all shapes and sizes, but the large rectangles always look good, especially if you\u2019re going for an upscale look. Consider added details like darker grout, border tiles in a different size and color, or a unique niche tile \u2014 these will give the marble more flair.<\/p>\n

2) Classic Subway Tile<\/h3>\n

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You can\u2019t go wrong with the simple, clean look of subway tile. White is especially popular and will likely never go out of style. Whether you choose a traditional size and pattern, or try something different like a herringbone layout, this design choice is timeless, sleek, and elegant. Love color? You can always add some personality with a busier, patterned tile that stretches horizontally across the middle of the shower.<\/p>\n

3) Natural Stone Tile<\/h3>\n

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Do you want your walk-in shower to have more of an outdoor feel? Using natural stone on the walls, inserts, or floor gives a subtle nature vibe. This walk-in shower tile idea is also a neutral and beautiful way to add personality and texture to your shower space. This is the perfect way to incorporate varying shades of beige, tan, brown, or gray into your bathroom.<\/p>\n

4) Mosaic Inserts<\/h3>\n

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If you choose a neutral, simple tile for the majority of your walk-in shower, an insert accented with complementary mosaic tiles can add variety. It also adds additional storage space for hygiene products (and who doesn\u2019t need extra storage?) This is a great option if you can\u2019t decide between two different tile options \u2014 it allows you to use both.<\/p>\n

5) Intricate Ceramic or Glass Tiles<\/h3>\n

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Small, glass tiles are a popular choice for walk-in showers because they\u2019re both attractive and practical. This type of tile is low maintenance and easy to clean, plus it looks upscale and elegant. In some situations, it\u2019s the perfect solution for a bathroom that has a little color. Spice up the space with bold glass tile that pairs well with neutrals.<\/p>\n

6) Matching Floor-to-Ceiling Tile<\/h3>\n

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A modern approach to walk-in showers is a large, floor-to-ceiling tile design that creates a seamless effect. With thin grout lines and a neutral color, these tiles give the shower clean lines with a sleek, sophisticated vibe. If you don\u2019t want bold mosaics or colors, and you like contemporary designs, using matching tile throughout your shower\u2019s floors and walls might be perfect for you.<\/p>\n

Tiling a walk-in shower is a fantastic decision \u2014 it\u2019s going to take your shower to a whole new level and add value to your home. As you get a feel for what you want the shower to look like, use the ideas above to spark inspiration. Think about the colors, textures, and patterns you like, then work with your contractor to bring the rest of the update to life.<\/p>\n

Walk-In Shower and Bathroom Renovations in Columbus, Ohio<\/h2>\n

Dave Fox is an employee-owned company that makes our clients our number one priority. We design and build bathroom remodeling, renovation, and room addition projects for our clients in Central Ohio and deliver the best value through exceptional craftsmanship, excellent materials, and ethical business practices. Contact us today to get ideas for your walk-in shower!<\/p>\n

(614) 459-7211
3505 W. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus, Ohio 43235<\/p>\n

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