8 tile treatments to turn your head

1. Vibrant presence

In step with its heritage building, this Arts & Crafts-inspired bathroom features timber-look floor tiles by Earp Bros, marble slabs and intricate Granada mosaics by Perini Tiles Melbourne

Design: In Design International

2. Rising to the occasion

This individualistic powder room, part of a highly individual home, features ornate embossed Kalafrana Ceramics tiles, their raised, textured surface accentuated by a striking ceiling light

Design: Clinton Cole, CplusC Architectural Workshop

3. Natural affinity

This bathroom exudes a natural accent with Italian glazed, flecked Frammenta Bianco tiles from The Tile Depot offering an ideal complement to the wood grain finish on the vanity

Design: owner Carly Flynn and The Tile Depot

4. Dark bather

The odd welded light sabre might not go amiss in this dark, atmospheric bathroom featuring floor and walls finished in Atlas Concorde's Evolve Night concrete-look tiles

Design: Davinia Sutton, Detail by Davinia Sutton

5. Set in stone

This bathroom may not have been carved out of solid marble, but it looks that way – large format, marble-look porcelain sheeting provides the effect without the need to mine faraway hillsides

Design: Michael John, AO Architecture

6. Playing up the contrast

Grey/white tiles from Designa Ceramic Tiles were selected to give the tub in this bathroom more impact, making it look whiter than white

Design: EJ Building

7. Hey, wood-lookin'

Wood-look ceramic Crosswood Dust Matt  floor tiles from The Tile Warehouse extend up the shower wall in this rural master ensuite that evokes its natural setting

Design: Peta Davy, Yellowfox

8. Well covered

On the inside, this powder room's discreet pocket door has been tiled in Blanc Invisible 90, from Tile Space, to continue the walls and floor treatment and create a seamless aesthetic when closed

Designer: Leonie Hamill, Cube Dentro

Story by: Trendsideas