Finding your shade: green bathroom tiles

Green is one of the easiest colours to live with in a bathroom.

It sits happily alongside warm wood, brushed metals and crisp white, and it brings a touch of the outdoors in. The question is which green. Here’s a guide to the shades, and how each one feels on the wall.

Dark green bathroom tiles

Deep, glossy and full of depth, dark green makes a bathroom feel cocooning. Hoxton Bottle Green Gloss Porcelain Square catches the light across its surface, and looks particularly good with open shelving and trailing plants. For a veined, stone-like alternative, Savoy Verde Alpi Matt Marble Effect Porcelain pairs inky green with white veining. Laid on the diagonal, it gives a wall real movement, and brass taps warm it up.

Mint green bathroom tiles

Fresher and lighter, these greens bring a calm, airy mood. Terrazzo Mint Honed pairs a pale mint ground with flecks of olive and sage, a soft, speckled backdrop that sits well with a freestanding bath and polished nickel taps. Strand Mint Gloss Porcelain stacks tall and narrow, which draws the eye upwards and suits a small room. Both are lovely with a bold basin or a pop of colour.

Mossy green bathroom tiles

Earthy, warm and a little unexpected, mossy greens suit bathrooms with natural materials. Hoxton Olive Gloss Porcelain in a herringbone layc adds a graphic grid, and Talia Mika Matt Ceramic brings pattern, so the green can sit alongside a copper basin or warm metals.out has a rich, glossy depth. Mizu Green Decor Gloss Cerami

Subtle green bathroom tiles

If you want green without the full commitment, look to stone. Calacatta Verde Honed Marble has a soft, grey-green veining that reads as quiet colour, and works as a slab for shelves and a vanity as well as in a herringbone mosaic. Terrazzo Ivory Honed adds a neutral, speckled backdrop that lets the marble stand out.

Jade green bathroom tiles

Cooler and richer, jade has real presence. Nola Jade Gloss Ceramic stacked vertically gives a clean, glossy wall that looks striking with a blush basin. Java Jade Green Fan Gloss Ceramic has a softly textured surface and a scalloped shape, creating contrast with the brass taps.

Choosing your green

• Light. Natural light shifts a green through the day, and a north-facing room will read cooler than a south-facing one.
• Finish. Gloss reflects and brightens, matt feels calmer, and honed stone sits in between.
• Fittings. Brass and copper warm a green up, while chrome and black keep it crisp.
• Material. Porcelain, ceramic and marble each have their own surface and feel, so see a few side by side.

Not sure which green is right? Order free samples to see them in your own light, or visit a showroom to find your shade in person.

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