Eye-Catching Bathroom Tile Ideas <br />Whether you favor bold brights or sleek neutrals, channel this design inspiration to create a spa-like oasis. <br />Spain, Morocco, Japan, you name it — the designers featured here looked around the globe to infuse a home's most intimate space with international flair. <br /> <br />TEXTURED WHITE <br />Marmi Blanco tile by Porcelanosa and a floral wall-covering create a focal wall in a feminine bathroom. <br /> <br />MOSAIC "RUG" <br />"The first thing we shopped for was that tub," says Chicago-based designer Julia Buckingham. "It's the crown jewel." A "rug" made out of tile balances the focal point, "and you'll never need to dry-clean it." <br /> <br />ARTISAN TOUCH <br />Hand-painted Portuguese tiles bring drama to the powder room of Mark D. Sikes's Hollywood house. <br /> <br />SILVER TRIM <br />Silver travertine tiles, Ann Sacks's Palladium, line the walls and floor of a Boston townhouse's master bath. <br /> <br />BLUE OMBRE <br />The master bath walls in a Manhattan penthouse are tiled in Bisazza's Mughetto, and the floors in Ann Sacks's Savoy. <br /> <br />WHIMSICAL COMBO <br />Graphic Escher tiles by Amethyst Artisan and zebra wallpaper elevate a kids' bath in an apartment decorated by Miles Redd. <br /> <br />COLORED GROUT <br />Gray-grouted Nemo subway tiles line the walls of an apartment's second bath. <br /> <br />MOROCCAN MOTIF <br />A powder room in a worldly Los Angeles home features Ann Sacks's Maghreb 4 tiles on the wall. <br /> <br />MODERN BOHEMIAN <br />"I like to blur boundaries," says designer Karen Vidal. The tile she chose for this 1970s beach house bathroom is similar to that of a cement floor in Spain, but the pattern is based on a block print from India. <br /> <br />VINTAGE PALETTE <br />In a boy's bathroom, turquoise tiles by Mission Tile West create a 1930s-inspired vibe. <br /> <br />SPANISH COLONIAL <br />In a Spanish Colonial-inspired powder room, the graphic tiles are original to the Richmond, Virginia, house. <br /> <br />FLORAL MURAL <br />"I love cherry blossoms," says designer Caroline Beaupère. "And this master bath in a house in Jersey City, New Jersey, was inspired by hanami, the Japanese tradition of going to see the blossoms as part of a celebration of spring. <br /> <br />Subscribe for more videos <br />https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN5SY0VnbxqNeqZ1TW1Rv6A <br /> <br />follow us <br />http://www.dailymotion.com/learnathome632
