Classic Bathroom Design with Multicolour Tiles and Vanity Storage

Design Specifications:

Style: Classic
Tile Colour: Multicolour Encaustic with Patterned Cement Tiles and White Subway Tiles
Vanity Storage: Classic wooden vanity unit with 2 doors and 4 drawers
Shutter Finish:
- Drawer: Wood Veneer with Satin Polish
- Countertop: White Marble and Cream Quartz
Mirror: Oval or rectangular decorative gold-frame mirror (36x26 inches)
Room Dimension: 8x6ft

Design Features:

  • Heritage Patterned Tile Artistry: Encaustic and cement tiles have been around for a very long time. Craftsmen in India and around the Mediterranean made them by hand with bold flowers and neat geometric shapes in many colours. Put a few of them on your bathroom floor and they instantly become the talking point.
  • White Subway Tile Balance: A patterned floor is busy enough. If the walls also get loud the room starts to feel tiring. That is why white subway tiles are a good call here. They stay in the background and let the floor shine.
  • Generous Vanity Storage Unit: Most Indian homes have a lot to store in the bathroom. This wooden vanity with two doors and four drawers handles all of it. Towels go in one place and soaps and creams in another so the counter stays clear.
  • Heritage Wood and Marble Pairing: Many of us remember a wooden cabinet with a cool white marble top somewhere in an old family home. This vanity has that same charm. Wood and marble have worked together for ages and honestly they still look great.
  • The gold mirror with its carved frame is what finishes this corner. Its swirls and fine details go so well with the tile patterns on the floor. Try picturing the vanity without it and the wall just feels empty.
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11 Year
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What exactly are encaustic tiles and are they a good fit for Indian bathrooms?

These are cement tiles where the colour and pattern are pressed into the tile instead of painted on top. They do fine on bathroom floors if you seal them well. Plan to reseal once every year so water and stains stay out. One tip from bathroom interior design is to get the subfloor checked before you choose tiles. A weak base will cause trouble no matter how good the tiles are.

Where can you buy patterned encaustic or cement tiles in India?

Bharat Floorings is a well known name for these. You can also try tile makers in Jaipur who still craft them by hand. Mumbai, Chennai and Delhi have a few specialty importers too, and most of them stock traditional patterns that work nicely on bathroom floors.

Do you need a big bathroom for a classic design?

Not really. Say your bathroom is about 6x5ft. Use the patterned tiles only on the floor and paint every wall white. The design still stands out, the room stays open and you get the classic look without it feeling crowded.

Can a classic bathroom design suit a modern apartment?

Yes it can. There's no need to make the whole room classic. Pick one feature such as a patterned floor or a vintage style mirror and let everything else stay clean and modern. People call this a transitional look and it sits really well in most Indian homes now.

What stops encaustic floor tiles from cracking?

It all comes down to the base. Before tiling, check that the floor is level and has dried out fully. A base that moves even slightly will crack the tiles over time. Try to hire someone who has laid encaustic tiles in the past. The best interior design for home floors always pays attention to what lies underneath because that is what decides how long your tiles will last.

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