12 interesting uses of tiles from the 2020 TIDA bathroom awards

Large-scale terrazzo style tiles and a warm ply vanity were chosen to add interest to this master ensuite renovation.

A bold feature wall of blue herringbone tiles adds interest and a sense of space to this sleek kid’s bathroom.

Brushed brass detailing and burnt timber-look tiles give this villa bathroom the luxurious, moody impact the clients asked for. 

Stone and ceramic elements were chosen in this home gym bathroom to create an understated and luxurious feel. The stone pedal basin adds a sculptural effect to the space.

Colourful, with a handmade feel was the design brief given for this bathroom renovation. The feature wall of green tiles certainly nailed the brief.

This French inspired bathroom has a classic, feminine style that was designed to be functional for easy wheel chair access.

With a pared-back palette of large, timber-look tiles and matte black fixtures, this carefully considered bathroom is all about minimalism.

This bathroom is an artistic meeting of form and functionality. A reimagined layout and rich material palette combine to create a refined space.

With secret panels, glittering surfaces and a pop-up television, this impressive bathroom looks like it's straight out of a Bond film.

Mottled, hexagonal tiles bring a soft focus effect to this new ensuite in an addition to a family home that had undergone poorly thought through renovations in the past.

Located in the Victorian Railway Headquarters from the 1890’s, this project sought to reverse an unsympathetic renovation, whist still creating a contemporary space.

The challenge for this powder room was to create a luxurious space that was also practical for the laundry. The result is a richly finished room with layers of texture.