Hard Tiling

• Granite, which is made of quartz and mica, is impervious to water and highly resistant to scratching, making it ideal for a bathroom floor. Its speckled composition contains many colors and will coordinate in your bathroom. Because it is so hard, you can install thin tiles, making it cost effective. Consider a textured granite that will help with slippery areas of the bathroom.
  
  Slate, which comes in a range of beautiful colors, is waterproof and economical. Slate is also wearresistant with a hard and durable surface, allowing for minimal upkeep. The colors are typically blue, blue-gray, dark green and black, which coordinate well in bathrooms and provide a warm and inviting space.
  
  Ceramic tiles come in different styles, some even mimicking stone. Made from refined clay, ceramic is durable. Its characteristically hard surface is water resistant, wearr esistant and cool to touch, making it perfect in your bathroom.
  Install ceramic tiles diagonally for a patterned effect or in two different shades of the same color.
  
  

Soft Tiling

• A sustainable and long-lasting floor for your bathroom is rubber. Rubber comes in sheets and is simple to install. The grip that rubber provides works well in bathrooms where the floors can become slick. For added grip, try studded rubber, which adds texture to prevent slipping. Rubber is also warm on your feet, which is a bonus during cold winter months. Rubber comes in every color and can be installed in any design. Create a checkerboard pattern using two different colors.
  
  Cork is soft, comfortable and quiet, making it ideal for your bathroom floors. Its resilient material is sturdy and virtually slip-proof, which is perfect for high-traffic areas like bathrooms. Its neutral color will match with brighter colors or other neutral shades, making it suitable for any bathroom design palette. Cork can be easily cut for hard-to-reach areas in a bathroom. Cork will need to be sealed to prevent penetration of dirt and debris.
  
  Water-resistant carpet tiles installed in a bathroom provides a soft and elegant tiling idea. For a high-traffic bathroom, consider installing the carpet tiles in areas away from the shower, such as around the sink and doorway, where water will not affect the carpet. Carpet tiles come in many different patterns and colors so you can create a one-of-a-kind design.