Tile Walls In Craftsman Bathroom

Bathroom walls tile.

Tile walls in craftsman bathroom.

White 4x12 subway tile bathroom with wainscoting and black accent border. Other than the earth colored tiles found in craftsman stylehomes the late 1910s and 1920s were obsessively white tiled rooms because of the recent discovery of germs and the resulting sanitary craze. The vanity has a craftsman style base made from solid teak wood and topped with black stone tiles. Walls were painted in a minty sage green color while the floors uses cream granite tiles.

The patterned flooring tiles of this craftsman style bathroom have gray white and yellow hues that provide a complex background for the beige walls that are dominated by the wooden vanity with modern designs on its cabinets and drawers. The 1930s was a mix of the sanitary white and the crazy bold colors found in art deco homes. By dividing the wall into two color blocks the first half with a stone gray tile and the top with a light green tile you can create an installation that echoes the outdoors. For pricing and availability.

For pricing and availability. It was thought that white made it easier to spot germs. This bathroom design combines cool toned colors with natural warm wood tones for a nice contrast and a balanced look. Mohawk foreverstyle oak wood 6 in x 24 in matte porcelain wood look floor tile.