Red and White Tiled Bathrooms

The first thing to bear in mind is that if we deliberately look for contrast, the ideal will be to opt for white toilets. Shower tray, toilet, bidet, sink ... it is better not to risk with colors that may clash in this type of decoration.

From here, there are a number of ways to do the tiling with red and white tiles.

Red porcelain floor and white tiles

One of the possibilities is to use red porcelain flooring for the floor and lay white tiles.

This is one of the ways to achieve contrast, but at the same time avoid making a color too garish.

White tiles with red border

Another decorative option is to use white tiles on all the walls, and at the same time, use a red border.

This would allow us to generate a feeling of greater openness and use of space, since we give it that touch of elegance without the need for it to look like a very overloaded bathroom.

White floor and red wall tiles

This would be the most striking option, where all the tiles would be red. In general, the ideal is that they are of a plain tone or brick style, or with some decoration or relief. There are glossy red and matte red tiles.

The larger the number of tiles you use and the smaller they are, the more welcoming and less spacious your bathroom will be.

In this type of decoration, it is very important that the bathroom furniture is white, as this will give it the desired contrast.

Red tiles and white painted walls

Another of the designs that can be original is to use red tiles up to approximately half of each of the walls, and the rest would be a wall painted in white.

This can be an inexpensive option, but keep in mind that painted walls in bathrooms tend to look worse over time. At the very least, the shower area should have tiles on the entire wall, since it is the part that will be in greater contact with water and humidity.