Modern Bathroom Tiles

This page covers modern bathroom tiles for walls and floors — polished marble-effect porcelains from the Jazz, Genova and Statuario ranges, plus super-white and sparkly quartz options, from our wider bathroom tiles collection.

Large formats, reflective polished finishes and fewer grout lines are the visual hallmarks here, with strong sale savings across most of the range.

Free cut samples and 0% finance are available to help confirm choices and spread the cost of your project.

What does a modern bathroom look like?

This page groups tiles suited to modern bathrooms: polished marble-effect slabs, super-white porcelain, soft creams and grey marbles, and sparkly quartz tiles — each contributing something distinct to a contemporary scheme.

The common thread is clean geometry and minimal surface clutter. Our tile designs for 2024 article covers the broader trend context for anyone still deciding on a direction.

• Large 600×600 and 1200×600 formats to minimise grout lines and give walls and floors a clean, unbroken look.
• Polished marble- and onyx-effect porcelains with bold yet controlled veining — striking without being busy.
• Bright white and soft cream options — Super White, Supreme White, Super Cream — for a fresh, minimal base.
• Sparkly quartz tiles including Midnight Black, Zultanite Grey and Diamond White as glamorous accent surfaces.

Modern marble, onyx and super-white tiles

The range here covers a broad sweep of modern looks: Jazz Blue, Jazz Black, Jazz Pink, Genova Black, Onyx Seam White, Ashphar Blue, Oreal Crema, Oreal Pearl, Dyna Natural Cream and grey marbles including Coyate, Martian and Megalith.

White and cream porcelains form the quieter end of the collection — Supreme White, Super White, Brillo White and Super Cream for minimal, light-filled bathrooms. Our Classic Statuario White marble effect porcelain tiles stand out as a flagship option for the full Italian marble look.

• Modern marble-effect tiles: Jazz Blue, Jazz Black, Genova Black, Statuario Carrara, Oreal Crema, Oreal Pearl, Dyna Natural Cream, Coyate Nero Grey, Martian Grey, Megalith Grey and Black Rose.
• Onyx-effect whites and blues: Onyx Seam White, Imperial Onyx White and Ashphar Blue — contemporary veining with a sleek, layered quality.
• Super-white and cream porcelains: Classic Statuario White, Brillo White, Super White, Supreme White and Super Cream for minimal, bright modern schemes.

Adding sparkle and warmth to modern bathrooms

Polished tiles with strong veining can tip into feeling cold if nothing in the room balances them. A quartz accent surface or warm material detail makes a noticeable difference to how the finished space feels.

Our modern bathroom with red quartz article shows this kind of contrast in practice and is worth a look before committing to a full-room scheme.

• Use Midnight Black, Zultanite Grey or Diamond White sparkly quartz on one wall, bath panel or floor zone for a glamorous focal point.
• Combine polished white or marble-effect walls with wood-effect furniture or real timber accessories to soften the overall look.
• Contrast dark quartz or black marble-effect tiles with super-white or light marble-effect surfaces for a modern monochrome scheme.
• Keep lines simple and surfaces uncluttered so the tiles remain the main feature of the room.

Modern bathroom tile options at a glance

Practical tips for modern bathroom tiles

Finish and format both affect how a modern bathroom performs day to day — polished tiles look impressive but behave very differently underfoot compared to matt options in wet conditions.

For detailed material guidance, our best tile for the bathroom article covers the key decisions clearly.

• Use polished tiles mainly on walls and low-splash floor areas; choose matt or structured finishes for main floors and wet zones.
• Large-format tiles cut down on grout lines and produce a clean, consistent look — plan cuts carefully to avoid narrow strips near edges and fixtures.
• Check each product's wall and floor suitability, particularly with heavier quartz tiles that carry specific weight and adhesive requirements.
• Order around 10% extra for cuts and to maintain pattern continuity, especially with tiles featuring prominent veining.

Modern bathroom tile prices

Many marble-effect porcelains here carry significant reductions — sale prices typically sit around £17.97–£19.97 per m² against regular prices in the £26.97–£63.16 range, making a high-end look considerably more accessible.

Sparkly quartz tiles sit at a higher price point, reflecting their specialist surface quality and finish.

• Polished marble-effect porcelain: Jazz ranges, Genova, Statuario, Oreal, Coyate, Martian and Megalith typically £17.97–£29.99 per m² in sale.
• Super-white and cream porcelains: Super White, Supreme White, Brillo White and Super Cream around £17.97–£29.99 per m².
• Sparkly quartz tiles: Midnight Black, Zultanite Grey and Diamond White around £41.99–£49.99 per m².

Free cut samples and 0% finance make it easier to test a modern look at home and spread the cost of larger projects.