Transitional Gray Porcelain Bath Floor Tile
Advantes Group
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
The bathroom in 1002 Glenbrook features a harmonious tile combination ideal for modern and transitional settings. The flooring is a gray porcelain tile in a plank format, approximately 6x24 inches, installed in a subtle running bond pattern. Its matte finish and slightly structured wood look texture bring an elegant, natural feel to the space. The shower wall stands out with classic white ceramic tiles in a glossy subway format, each about 4x12 inches, stacked for a clean visual impression. Flooring uses rectified edges for minimal grout lines, while the shower wall applies straight edge tiles with medium gray contrasting grout for emphasis on the crisp grid layout.
This inviting bathroom design, brought to life in the 1002 Glenbrook project by Advantes Group in St. Louis, MO, blends easy-care porcelain flooring with the timeless appeal of subway-style shower walls. The interplay of cool gray tones and reflective white surfaces creates a bright, spacious ambiance that feels both fresh and sophisticated, appealing to homeowners seeking practicality without sacrificing style.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What type of tile is used on the bathroom floor?
The bathroom floor uses gray porcelain plank tile with a matte finish and a subtle wood look.
Are the shower walls made of real subway tile?
Yes, the shower walls feature glossy white ceramic subway tiles, stacked for a clean and timeless appearance.
What design style does this bathroom tile suit best?
The tile combination perfectly fits transitional and modern bathroom styles, blending practicality with a timeless look.
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