Tiling & Flooring

Tiles and flooring shape the look of a bathroom more than any other choice. With good advice and careful work, they can make the whole room come together.

Tiling & Flooring

New wall and floor tiles, chosen and laid with care.

Whether you want help choosing tiles or would like us to take care of the whole job, we can guide you. Read on for some of what we consider, or get in touch to talk about your bathroom.

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Good choices now mean a bathroom that looks fresh and wears well for a long time.

A bathroom has to cope with steam, splashes and constant use, so tiles and flooring need to be chosen with care. Grip, ease of cleaning and how a surface feels underfoot matter as much as colour, especially if you are planning for safer access for older family members.

Choosing Tiles That Suit You

Start with the material. Porcelain and ceramic are hard-wearing and easy to clean, which is why they suit so many bathrooms. Next, think about size and layout. Large tiles mean fewer grout lines and a calmer look, while smaller tiles and mosaics add texture and grip on a shower floor. Choose a grout colour that either blends in or frames the tiles on purpose. On the floor, look for a finish with good grip when wet. If you are unsure, we can bring samples so you can see them in your own light.

Tips for Tiling a Bathroom

Tiling works best when the planning is done first. Choose a tile that suits the room: porcelain or ceramic for most walls and floors, and a smaller format or mosaic where you want more grip. Think about pattern, too. A herringbone or vertical stack can make a room feel taller or longer, while a simple grid keeps things calm. Set out the tiles so cut pieces land in the least visible places, and plan where niches, shelves and edges will sit before the first tile goes on. Finally, pick a grout colour that is easy to keep clean.

Choosing the Right Flooring

Bathroom floors need to cope with water, cleaning products and plenty of foot traffic. When weighing up options, think about grip, durability, upkeep and the look you want. Porcelain and ceramic tiles remain a practical choice for many homes because they handle moisture well. Vinyl offers plenty of styles and feels soft and warm underfoot. Natural stone, such as marble or travertine, brings a sense of luxury but needs sealing and a little more care over time. Timber-look tiles can give the warmth of wood without the worry. We can talk you through each option against your budget and the overall design, so the floor suits the room as well as your routine.

Smart Design for Small Spaces

A few smart decisions can make a bathroom feel much bigger. Use the walls: shelves or a cabinet above the toilet add storage without taking up floor space. Choose fixtures that do more than one job, such as a vanity with deep drawers or a mirror cabinet with lighting. Keep colours light on walls and floors to bounce light around and open up the room. Run the same tile from floor to wall for a seamless look. Finally, layer your lighting, with an overhead light for cleaning and softer light around the mirror, so the room feels bright without glare.

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Picking tiles is easier with someone to talk it through. Tell us about your bathroom and we will prepare a free quote for the tiling and flooring.
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