Walls and floors do different jobs.
A decorative wall finish does not automatically belong on a wet floor. Select every surface according to its actual use.
Bathroom Solutions
Build the Bathroom as One Coordinated Surface System.
Mastile brings bathroom wall and floor tiles, decorative surfaces, sanitary ware and installation solutions together in one showroom experience. The result is a more considered bathroom—planned around water exposure, safe movement, cleaning, proportions and the way every finish works together.
Start with the Whole Room
A premium bathroom is not created by one expensive tile.
The wall tile, floor finish, grout, sanitary ware, waterproofing and drainage must all respond to the same plan. Mastile’s showroom presents these elements together so homeowners, designers and contractors can compare scale, tone and practical suitability before construction locks the decisions in place.
Sanitary ware sets the room geometry.
Basin depth, toilet position, counter height and shower clearance should be resolved before final tile setting-out.
The finish relies on what is beneath it.
Waterproofing, substrate preparation, adhesive and grout are part of the bathroom system—not invisible afterthoughts.
Explore by Bathroom Zone
Each zone needs a different design response.
Use the planner to move through the key bathroom zones. The design can remain visually consistent while the technical priorities change from one area to another.
Select a zone
01 / Floor
Prioritise safe movement and practical maintenance.
Bathroom flooring should be selected for the expected wet conditions, cleaning routine and room size. Tile format, joint layout, drainage falls and surface finish all affect how the floor performs and feels underfoot.
Check: wet-area suitability, drainage falls, grout colour and cleaning access.
02 / Shower
Treat the shower as a complete wet-area assembly.
The shower combines constant water exposure, multiple junctions and frequent cleaning. Waterproofing, floor falls, drainage, tile suitability, adhesive coverage and grout must be coordinated before the finishes are installed.
Check: waterproofing details, drain position, corners, niches and wet-floor finish.
03 / Vanity
Resolve the basin, counter and wall finish together.
Basin shape, counter depth, tap position, mirror height and wall tile setting-out are interconnected. Planning them as one composition avoids awkward joints, poor clearances and mismatched proportions.
Check: basin dimensions, tap reach, mirror alignment, splash protection and storage.
04 / Feature
Use decoration where it strengthens the room.
Pattern, relief or colour can define a vanity, bath or selected wall. The effect is strongest when the feature has a clear boundary and is balanced by quieter surrounding tiles.
Check: pattern repeat, grout tone, edge termination, fittings and sightlines.
Build the Bathroom Palette
Surfaces and fixtures selected as one visual language.
The Mastile showroom includes tiles, decorative surfaces and sanitary ware, allowing the room to be coordinated across texture, tone, scale and practical use.
Walls & Floors
Large-Format Calm
Use larger visual fields and restrained joints to create a cleaner, more architectural bathroom atmosphere.
Compact Planning
Small-Space Precision
Coordinate compact fixtures, tile scale and storage so limited floor area remains comfortable and easy to use.
Decorative Detail
Focused Character
Introduce pattern, mosaic or texture in selected zones while keeping the surrounding bathroom visually controlled.
Complete Coordination
Surfaces with Sanitary Ware
Review tiles together with basins, toilets and surrounding finishes before the room dimensions are finalised.
Choose with the Real Conditions in Mind
Material decisions should follow the bathroom zone.
Product suitability varies. Confirm the exact tile, sanitary fixture and installation material against the intended location, manufacturer information and site conditions.
Floor Surfaces
Consider wet conditions, cleaning, drainage, tile format and the slip characteristics required for the exact floor zone.
Wall Surfaces
Coordinate tile size with wall dimensions, niches, fittings and the position of sanitary ware to reduce awkward cuts.
Grout and Joint Colour
A matching grout creates a quieter field, while contrasting grout makes the tile module and setting-out more visible.
Sanitary Ware
Check dimensions, plumbing connections, maintenance access and visual alignment before wall and floor finishes are fixed.
A Clearer Way to Decide
Resolve the bathroom in the right order.
These steps are fixed because the sequence matters. Changing fixtures or drainage after tiling decisions are made creates avoidable redesign and site coordination problems.
Bring the Room Information
Start with dimensions, plans, photographs and the intended users of the bathroom.
Set the Fixture Layout
Confirm the toilet, basin, vanity, shower and storage relationships before choosing decorative details.
Choose Surfaces by Zone
Select floor, shower, wall and feature materials according to their actual performance requirements.
Confirm the Installation System
Coordinate waterproofing, adhesives, grout, drainage and final product specifications with the appointed installer.
Mastile Gallery
Bring the bathroom plan. Compare the complete palette.
Visit the Mastile showroom to compare bathroom tiles, decorative surfaces and sanitary ware in person. Bring your room dimensions or interior references so the team can understand the full space—not only one isolated product.
Plan Your Showroom Visit