Blue and White Tiles for Bathrooms

If you want to incorporate color into your bathroom design, there is no other couple that gets on well with each other like blue and white hues. The blue and white tiles for the bathroom adds texture, layers and color but creating a soothing, relaxing atmosphere, just the one we would expect from a place where we start and finish each day. Some could say that opting for just two tones can be quite dull or make a room look flat, but your designing opportunities are endless with our classic cobalt blue and Mexican white tiles.

Our handmade, ceramic tiles reflect the tones of nature and our artisans still use the same hues as in the XVI century Spain where the Talavera tiles technique was born and flourished. Since the beginning, the white and blue combination was one of the most lavish and elegant and became even the equivalent of prosperity (as cobalt blue was the most expensive pigment of them all). If you travel through the South of Europe or Colonial cities of Mexico, you can still find many famous landmarks, palaces, mansions and churches decorated with white and blue decorative tiles. However, in the modern days, the handcrafted Talavera tiles enhance the rustic style. Whether in a contemporary or more traditional version, the rustic interior design exploits the vintage charm and functional durability of ceramic Mexican tiles.

The two most obvious choices for tile application are kitchens and bathrooms. A good quality tile will protect the walls from the humidity, is very hygienic and easy to clean. Additionally, white and blue tiles for the bathroom brings such a timeless look that will never go out of style. It brings to mind Mediterranean resorts or Carreabean beach houses and transforms your Master bath into a customized spa. Use your white and blue tiles to create accents or decorate a whole wall. It is a very subtle color choice so it will never overwhelm the overall look of your rooms. You can decorate a bathroom counter with one pattern and the floor with a different one. Our Talavera tiles can also be complemented with a handmade, ceramic sink you can find on our Web page. Blue and white tiles for the bathroom are not your only choice. Consider adding some contrast by applying colorful and vivid accent tiles. They can help you add a cheerful feel and also create a clear separation between different areas such as the shower and the vanity zone.