One of the main design elements is ceramic tiles. It is on how it is laid that will depend on the appearance of the room. Tiling can be done in several ways:
Classic. This method is the most common. Square or rectangular tiles are laid on the wall in even rows. Usually, a solid color material without a pattern is used. However, there are several decor options that combine tiles of various shades. The first method involves changing colors based on contrast (dark-light). In this case, the border of the two shades should be separated by a border. In the second option, the layout of the tiles is carried out in such a way that the transition from one color to another is as smooth as possible (bottom - dark shade, top - light). In this case, the walls can be decorated with tile inserts with a pattern. This will increase the space a bit
Vertical tile layout. It will look best in a room with a low ceiling. This method assumesthe use of rectangular tiles, which must be laid seam in the seam. At the same time, the decor of the room can be made both in a single color and with some variations. For example, in the corners you can lay out vertical lines using a material that is opposite in color to the base. This will visually increase the height of the room. The layout of the tiles in the bathroom can be done using zoning. For example, a ceramic tile of a color that contrasts with the main one is attached to the entire width of the toilet bowl, bathtub and washbasin. Crossing points can be emphasized with borders
Combined. This method will allow you to create an unusual memorable interior. The layout of the tiles can be done diagonally. It should be noted that this option is the most costly. For laying, only square tiles are used, which are placed at a 45-degree angle relative to the floor
Tile layout can be done in a combined way. Square tiles are used as the main coating, and rectangular tiles are used to decorate horizontal and vertical lines of the opposite shade
