Pebble Tiles for Bathroom Floors

f you like the idea of a natural-looking floor reminiscent of a riverbed or beach, then you’ll love our pebble tiles for your bathroom floor. 

As tile options go, they are utterly unique and create a spa-like aesthetic with a luxury feel that is far beyond the usual printed pebble effect created by vinyl. Instead, our pebble tiles for bathroom floors feature genuine pebble stones set onto a mesh backing for easy and quick installation. 

Pebble Tiles for a Spa-Like Feel

Bathroom floor pebble tiles are different from any other tile style you could choose. Featuring real or replica stones, their organic shapes and textures provide a soothing and relaxing experience underfoot, while also being very visually calming. 

The naturally textured surface also makes them ideal for wet areas, such as outside the shower or bathtub. They also suit those areas well due to their durability, making them resistant to wear and tear. 

We find it feels like a massage every night post-shower!

Where to Use Bathroom Floor Pebble Tiles

Bathroom floor pebble tiles are very versatile, allowing you to choose between full or partial coverage. 

Full coverage is a great idea if you’re after a cohesive spa vibe. You can also use them as a shower floor or tiling just outside the shower door, as they offer exceptional grip and water drainage. 

Bathroom pebble tiles are also lovely as accents around a vanity or as inlay patterns. We recommend combining them with other tile types for a modern, carefully crafted aesthetic. 

Bathroom Pebble Tile Design Tips:

If you’d like a truly natural, warm look, then we recommend pairing your pebble tiles with wood vanities. The combination of the two natural elements helps create that spa-like feel. 

If you want to be extra bold, you could also extend the pebble tiling to the walls of your shower. 

We also suggest combining them with large-format porcelain tiles for a modern contrast. You can also achieve contrast with grout coloring and your choice of vanity wall tiling. 

Finally, remember to waterproof your floor before tiling! Pebble tiles are slightly different from regular tiles as they have gaps between each stone, which can let water through.