Staggered Rows Mixed with Organized Rows

You Don’t Have To Go Symmetrical. Not every tile in your shower has to be lined up perfectly to create a beautiful tile pattern. In fact, some shower tile patterns are purposely put into a disorganized look. This can be done by staggering the tiles with different colors or even shapes.

 

The Hawaiian Straw

Green Raindrops

Scales of Grey

Triangular Shades of Blue

Checkered Tan with Solid White

A Checkered to Solid Color Shower Tile.  Another shower tile idea is a solid color that meets up with a solid pattern. This wall tile can be a checkered area of different colored small tiles and then an area that has one single color of tile. This can help make certain areas of the shower sand out by the change in a pattern. The tile ideas are endless for this type of shower tile and can be laid out according to your preference.

 

Large Marble Rectangles

Shifting Planks

Blue Tile Waterfall

Solid White Marble Crisp

Try a solid color of tile in the entire shower except for on or around the built-in niche then lay out a checkered look of two tones of tile.

Honeycomb Brown

If you’re looking for something more modern, try large format tiles like porcelain or ceramic in bold colors and patterns.

Extruded White Brick

Try using a combination of different sizes and shapes for an interesting look. You can also use contrasting colors or textures to create visual interest in the space.

Chevron Shapes

Tall Standing White Tiles

A checkered tile pattern except for around certain areas of the shower like the faucets or maybe even a shelf. This shower tile pattern can be reversed as well for an equally unique look.

 

Contrasting Built-in Niche Centerpiece

To create a beautiful masterpiece in the center of your walk-in shower that is even more eye-popping, you can have a staggered look of tile with a set pattern in the center. For example, you can choose to do a letter to represent your last name or even just a diamond tile design or a particular shape with a set color.

 

Rustic Alley Way

Outdoor Oasis – Flattened Pebble Floor Tiles

Natural stone is an excellent choice for shower walls because it is durable and easy to clean.

Freckled Pebble Tiles

3 Texture Title Mix – River Stone, Marble, Faux Tile Wood

Polka Dotted Tan Pebble Tile With Faux Wood Tile

Use contrasting colors and patterns to create an eye-catching design.

Shiny Metallic

Incorporate accent pieces such as glass mosaics or natural stones into your design.

Small Pixel Tiles

Monochrome Polygonal Tile

If you want something unique, look for patterned or textured tiles such as hexagons, subway shapes, and penny rounds.

Blue Subway Tile Contrast with 1×1 White Tile

Using a Two-Toned Tile Pattern. A bathroom tile pattern that involves two different colors can definitely transform your bathroom shower. Consider, shower tile that has two of the similar colors but of a different tone. This can create a tile pattern that is less boring and more fun. Also, the tile colors can be of a different contrast altogether. This can transform the showers look completely.

 

Slant Pattern with Center Attraction

Go Green

Pac-Man Kids Shower Tile

Mosaic tiles are another great option that can be used to create unique designs on your walls or floors.

Rocky Path

Try groutless tile options like pebble stones or river rocks for easier maintenance and cleaning.

Peacock Design

Yellow 70’s Tile Design

Faux Wooded Tile Shower Idea

Is That Really Tile? One way to really change the entire look of your bathroom’s shower tile is to purchase a set of tiles that do not even look ceramic tile or like shower tiles at all. There are endless designs on the market of shower tiles that can customize any shower to perfection! Shower tile can be purchased with an appearance of wood which creates a modern touch.

 

White Rectangles

Go Completely Solid with Your Favorite Colors.  Another way to change up a bathroom shower tile pattern is to go completely solid. It is all about your individual preference! One way to change your shower tile is to choose a color that fits the bathroom. Even some vibrant colors can fit well into a shower tile setting. Solid white shower tiled bathrooms have been owned by many.

 

Tan Staggered Tile

Thin Grey Stripes with Pebbles

Professional designers often use tiles of different sizes, shapes, colors, and textures to create an eye-catching design that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. They may incorporate accent pieces such as mosaics or decorative borders for added visual interest.

Bricked Travertine Shower Tile

One of our best tile ideas is to do a contrast between a solid and checkered look between the tile floor and ceiling.

 

Sprinkles of Fun

Another way to change some things up in your bathroom shower with just the shape of the tile is to turn some of the tile pieces in diagonal directions with different colors. This can really make some of those pieces of tile stand out more than the other and even transform the entire look.

 

Slight Color Variations

For a luxurious feel, marble is always a great choice for shower tile! It’s timeless and adds elegance to any bathroom design

Beautiful Natural Stone Tile Mix

Small-Scale Narrow Extruded Rows

Diamonds Designs with Subway Tile

Different Tile Shapes Make A Wonderful Pattern. Sometimes the color of the tile does not even need to be changed to transform a bathroom’s shower tile. One way to mix things up a little bit and add a unique and elegant look to a shower is to change up the shower tile with a mix match shapes between the shower floor and shower walls. The tiles can change from squares to rectangles or even a broken tile appearance can sometimes be used to change things up a bit.

Vertical Glass Subway Tile

Translucent Polygonal Tile Pattern

Glass mosaic tiles are another popular option that adds color and texture to any bathroom space.

Moroccan Inspired Tile Pattern

Mini-Teal Subway Tile