Herringbone Tile Bathroom

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Herringbone tile bathroom.

Also known as chevrons or zig zags. May 9 2013 herringbone is an enduring pattern that designers and homeowners have recently fallen in love with all over again. Essentially a herringbone pattern is made up of rectangular tile pieces that meet at perfect straight edges to form a zigzag pattern. Herringbone tiles are everywhere nowadays and this zig zag tile has made its way to bathrooms.

See more ideas about herringbone tile modern spaces herringbone floor. By keeping the rest of the space simple and clean the floor pops out. I love the beauty of bathrooms with black herringbone tiles and couldn t wait to share these beautiful bathrooms with you. Herringbone is a tile pattern that has long been used to jazz up standard wood floors but is making its mark in kitchens and bathrooms alike.

Jeffrey court herringbone casacade white 11 in. A classic freestanding tub and white cabinets are supported by a bold blue white and black herringbone tile floor in this bathroom by studio m interiors. Herringbone tile pattern is a current yet classic trend. This is a remodel of a guest bathroom in a client s home that turned out really lovely and i just can t wait to show you.

What makes this classic so trendy. It s a bold but effective choice. X 6 mm matte porcelain mosaic floor and wall tile 10 10. Jeffrey court herringbone casacade white 11 in.

Well for starters the zig zag lines can be colorful and playful in a more modern space or clean and sophisticated in a traditional one. See more ideas about herringbone tile herringbone tile pattern design. Re create the movement and wow factor of this design by adding a marble herringbone tile backsplash behind your vanity or within your shower stall. X 6 mm matte porcelain mosaic floor and wall tile 10 10.

In fabric herringbone is a distinctive v shaped weaving pattern usually found in twill fabric. I m sharing a recent bathroom remodel using it as well as 6 of my best tips for designing a bathroom. The herringbone pattern can be achieved by laying rectangular tiles or wood flooring in a pattern reminiscent of the skeleton of a herring fish.