All Bathroom Styles - Part 2
Let's resume the analysis of bathroom styles, in which we discover new furnishing solutions and how ceramic or stoneware bathroom coverings are able to adapt to the most diverse tastes.
Classic
Let’s begin with the longest-lived style that has recently become trendy again. We can only refer to marble, in this case to ceramic and marble-effect stoneware. Even for faux marble tiles, the choice is vast and able to satisfy even the most sophisticated taste. Our suggestion is to prefer the large formats, 40x120, 60x120, 75x150, which can best represent the effects, veins and colors of the natural stone slab.
Carrara, Statuario, Imperiale, Assoluto there are many types of white marble reproductions that can create extraordinarily elegant bathrooms, by installing the matt version of the product on the floor and the glossy one on the wall. You can also choose grey, black or beige marble effect tiles such as Tundra, Emperador and Marfil, that also have that aura of class and sophistication which is typical of marble. Whatever your favorite marble is, you will be able to combine it with both classic and modern furnishing solutions, creating pleasant style contrasts.
Not only that, a wood-effect stoneware floor can give notes of warmth and emphasize the brightness of marble-effect wall tiles, while maintaining all the characteristics of classicism and giving new opportunities for combinations by using different styles of wood effect tiles.
Vintage
The recovery of the 1930s cement tiles has also been remarkably successful in the bathroom, as this vintage style is generally used to recreate bathrooms with a retro atmosphere. In addition, the replication of these ancient tiles in stoneware has led to their reinterpretation in a modern key, where the graphic elements have completely contemporary textures and designs. If on one hand, the return of the hexagonal tile, which is associated with Art Nouveau graphics, allows to create characteristic vintage bathrooms, on the other the choice of contemporary and trendy colors expands the possibilities of choice and styles, lending itself to a mixture of contemporary and classic styles.
Minimal
The modern style by definition, with the motto "less is more", which has accompanied us for the last twenty years and which still is in trend, is undoubtedly the minimalist one. Few furnishing elements, neat, clear lines with predominantly neutral colors, with a preference for white, are the basis for this style which, while refusing to appear, never goes unnoticed.
The ceramic covering has followed and sometimes anticipated this trend, with products with an extremely clean look and an almost complete lack of graphics, which are replaced by material textures and bas-relief structures. The neatness of these products is able to perfectly satisfy the minimal taste, while adding dynamism and curiosity to the walls, which are no more a simple backdrop in the background, but become the protagonists of this style and real elements of furniture.
Contemporary
The minimalism that prevailed in the 90s has recently given way to the search for new options that would underline the importance of color in the furnishing solution. The resin-effect stoneware and ceramic wall tiles and the latest generation solid-color tiles have been able to intercept fashion tastes and trends, making color palettes, which are directly inspired by the choices of the most famous trendsetters, available to the consumer. From the complete range of turtledove to the annual Pantone colors, today the bathroom can be seen as a real canvas in which to play with colors and create interesting contrasts with the white bathroom fixtures.
Glossy, opaque, in pastel tones or in vivid and bright colors, bathroom wall tiles really allow anyone to find a satisfying solution. The bathroom thus acquires a new dimension of design, which is integrated with furnishings and bathroom fixtures to create unique styles.