Tiles placed at a 45-degree angle to the walls, either in a herringbone or chevron pattern, lead the eye across the floor in a dynamic way
Using larger tiles, such as 12x24 inches or even larger, reduces the number of grout lines, which can help make a room feel more open and spacious.
Placing rectangular tiles horizontally (long side along the wall) creates a sense of width, helping the room feel more expansive.
Traditional subway tiles laid vertically can draw the eye upward, creating a sense of height and making the room appear taller.
Using tiles of the same color in varying shades or tones can make the space feel more cohesive and seamless.
A simple grid pattern, where tiles are aligned with straight grout lines, creates a clean and orderly look.
A larger mosaic design with less noticeable grout lines can make a room feel more spacious.