Transitional Gray Marble Bath Wall Tile
CHRISTOPHER LEE FOTO
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
This bathroom features honed marble tiles applied across several surfaces, providing a clean and refined transitional look. The wall and shower walls are clad in rectangular honed marble tiles in a classic running bond pattern, primarily showcasing soft gray and white tones for an airy, spa-like ambiance. The floor and shower floor transition to a mosaic of hexagon honed marble tiles, harmonizing with the wall material while introducing delicate geometric visual interest and maintaining a seamless gray and white palette. All surfaces utilize straight edges, with thin, contrasting grout lines that accentuate the marble's natural veining and artisan craftsmanship.
Bringing understated luxury and contemporary charm, the Transitional Gray Marble Bath Wall Tile elevates the aesthetic of the 81 st St. - Westchester project by CHRISTOPHER LEE FOTO in Los Angeles, CA. The use of marble and refined patterns uniquely complement the inviting tone and elegant atmosphere, delivering both lasting beauty and modern sophistication to the space.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What material are the wall and floor tiles in this bathroom?
Both the wall and floor tiles are honed marble, providing a luxurious and timeless appearance.
What pattern is used for the wall and floor tiles?
The wall tiles are arranged in a running bond pattern, while the floor tiles feature a hexagon mosaic layout.
Are these marble tiles suitable for both walls and shower floors?
Yes, honed marble is used for the walls, floor, and shower floor, offering durability and a cohesive look throughout the bathroom.
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