Modern Blue Glossy Bath Accent Tile
Room
Bathroom
Material
Ceramic
Style
Modern
Size
Small
Finish
Glossy
Casework Inter Design
Experience
7 years
Specialties
Tile Installation
Location
Portland, OR
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
The vanity wall features a bold blue ceramic subway tile in a glossy finish, arranged in a classic running bond pattern. The primary wall tile uses beveled edges, sized at approximately 3x6 inches, offering a reflective, sleek look. Flooring consists of medium-format porcelain hexagon tiles in a matte charcoal finish, delivering subtle concrete-look texturing with thin, gray, contrasting grout lines that define each shape distinctly. The combination of surface finishes and geometric forms adds both visual and tactile interest within the bathroom space.
This fresh bathroom design in the ALAMEDA TUDOR PORTLAND, OREGON project by Casework Inter Design in Portland, OR pairs modern blue accents with a timeless transitional approach. The glossy subway tile wall becomes the central visual feature over the vanity, set off by the depth of the hexagon tile flooring to provide a chic yet inviting atmosphere ideal for contemporary living.
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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 wall?
The wall uses glossy blue ceramic subway tiles with a beveled edge arranged in a running bond pattern.
Are the hexagon floor tiles suitable for high-moisture areas?
Yes, the matte porcelain hexagon tiles are durable, slip-resistant, and ideal for bathroom flooring.
What grout color contrasts best with blue subway tile?
A thin white contrasting grout is used here to highlight the vivid blue subway tiles and add visual definition.
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