Room Bathroom Shower
Material Porcelain
Style Modern
Size Medium
Finish Matte

Design by Numbers / Rebecca Zajac LLC

Experience 7 years
Specialties Tile Installation
Location Las Vegas, NV

About This Project

Hall Bath

Material & Feature Breakdown

The Hall Bath combines distinct finishes and forms across its surfaces. The main wall and shower wall feature small-format, glossy finish, white ceramic tiles in a vertically stacked arrangement, reminiscent of artisanal zellige with slight texture to capture the light. The floor employs smooth, matte porcelain tiles in an eye-catching ellipse shape and white-beige palette, set with thin, contrasting beige grout for striking definition. Edges throughout are crisp, maintaining a tailored, modern aesthetic across all tiled zones.

This project by Design by Numbers / Rebecca Zajac LLC, based in Las Vegas, NV, showcases a harmonious blend of modern, minimalist, and Scandinavian inspirations. The Hall Bath achieves a serene yet visually dynamic environment through curated contrasts – glossy, vertically installed wall tiles and soft, geometric porcelain floors – underscored by the use of artisanal texture and carefully matched finishes. The resulting space feels bright, airy and both contemporary and timeless, delivering a sophisticated retreat that seamlessly unites upscale material choices with inviting warmth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.

What type of wall tiles are used in this bathroom?

The vertical bathroom walls feature small-format, glossy white ceramic tiles with a slightly textured, zellige-inspired finish.

Are the floor tiles suitable for wet bathroom areas?

Yes, the matte porcelain ellipse floor tiles are durable and slip-resistant, making them ideal for high-moisture bathroom settings.

How is grout used for contrast in this design?

Thin contrasting beige grout emphasizes the shape and pattern of both the wall and floor tiles, adding visual interest and definition.

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