Mosaic/kitkat tiles provide a cohesiveness in colour and a subtle repetition of lines and curves, echoing the ripples and movement of the ocean.

The custom tub provides a welcoming focal point on entry to the ensuite

Copper-toned tiles in the scullery connect with the wood-tones of the cabinetry.

Matching channel drain in new shower. - Compact design – big spa vibes -

The timber vanity is substantial and masculine while gun metal vessel basins/tapware contrast and complement the feature tiles behind.

Copper-toned tiles in the scullery connect with the wood-tones of the cabinetry.

The Tribeca tiles were in keeping with the earthy colour palette while also adding a touch of glam.

This family home’s first floor contains bedrooms, laundry and main bathroom, with a separate toilet decorated with ornate Kalafrana Ceramics tiles.

Trastevere Moka Natural tiles feature on the bathroom floor and shower walls.

Taking the tiles all the way to the ceiling has allowed the space to feel larger and highlights the ceiling drop as a design feature.

Designer: To create a visually appealing and calming environment, we incorporated a palette of beautiful blue hues in the selection of tiles.

Black shutters match with the black strip tiles behind as the designer wanted to keep the material palate simple to maximise the visual impact of the tub.

Marble vanity tops find harmony with the veined tiles on floor and walls – the grained cabinetry offers a contrasting yet complementary finish.

Brass elements accentuate the black and white marble-look tiles.

The table top vanity basins are as vibrant as the tiles behind them.

Concealed lighting highlights the colourful Mexican tiles in the shower soap niche.

The owners requested a large shower, ample storage, and the integration of Mexican mosaic tiles – creating a sanctuary where they could unwind and rejuvenate.

The floor tiles were laid in orientations that complemented the shape of the bathroom layout.

Marble-look tiles connect to the ocean - their veining pattern creates a sense of movement, energy and waves. The picture window frames the rural setting.

The seagrass-toned feature tiles have a distressed look.

The feature tiles make for a vibrant splashback.

Table top basin meets wall-mounted, bronze-look tapware.

The designer opting for a variety of subway wall tiles, that were laid in an offset stacked pattern – instantly modernising the space.

A spiral stair partly conceals the master suite while its colour offers a taste of the verdant tones to come.

The rippled tiles also feature in the shower stall niche.