Which green tiles work on a shower wall?
A good share of the green tiles here are listed for shower walls. On the ceramic side that means the Pebble glossy line, in subway, picket, hexagon, diamante and tear shapes, plus Felce matte and Acquamarina glossy 4x8 tiles. Grecianisle satin glass and Fresh gloss glass subway are listed for shower walls too, as is Dayat glossy zellige. In natural stone, Ming Green polished marble and Seagrass honed limestone are listed for both shower walls and floors, and in porcelain, Vision Color Jade Green and Forest Green, Elite Color Green and Deco XL Green Ginkgo are as well.
Green subway tile for a bathroom
Green subway tile gives a bathroom a classic shape in a fresh color. Pebble glossy ceramic subway comes in 3x6 and 4x12, Grecianisle satin glass subway in 2x6 and 3x9, and Fresh gloss glass subway in 3x9. MSI adds Verde glass subway mosaics in 2x6 in a blue-green shade and Renzo Jade glossy ceramic in 3x12 for backsplashes, and Coronado honed marble, a blend of green, gray and rust, comes as a 2x6 subway mosaic. More shapes and colors are in subway tiles.
Zellige and crackled tiles
For a handmade, vintage feel, Dayat glossy zellige 4x4 tiles have the uneven glaze and soft surface movement that zellige is known for. Verdant crackled Ennis accent tiles in 3x6 add a fine crackle pattern under the glaze, and Aqua glazed 2x6 tiles give a softer, glassy green. These smaller tiles suit a vanity wall, a shower niche or a feature band. More zellige in other colors is in zellige tiles.
Marble, limestone and granite options
Ming Green is a polished green marble in 12x12, Icelandic Green is a polished green marble hexagon mosaic, and Seagrass is a honed green limestone in 12x12 with a textured 3D hexagon mosaic in the same stone. For a mixed look, Coronado honed marble blends green, gray and rust in hexagon, subway and 4x12 mosaics, Rain Forest is a polished marble with green among creams, browns and reds, and Ubatuba is a polished granite with green, black and gold speckles. All of these are listed for interior floors, so a green stone floor can anchor a bathroom with white or cream walls.
Porcelain for floors and large walls
Green porcelain gives a bathroom larger formats. Vision Color Jade Green and Forest Green are resin look tiles in 12x24 and 3x12, Elite Color Green is a terrazzo look in 24x24, and Deco XL Green Ginkgo prints a large ginkgo leaf pattern on 24x48 porcelain for a statement wall. Each of these is listed for interior floors, shower walls and backsplashes.
Is there green tile for a shower floor?
Two green tiles here are listed for shower floors. Esmeralda is a glossy green ceramic 4x4 tile, and Gold Green is a polished ledger slate mosaic on a 12x12 sheet in gold and green tones. Both are listed for shower floors.
Tile behind the vanity
A vanity backsplash is a small area, so it can take a strong green. MSI's Renzo Jade glossy ceramic comes as 3x12 wall tile with matching bullnose and narrow liner pieces, so the edge of a backsplash can be finished in the same color. Verde glass subway mosaics in 2x6 add shine, and the Coronado honed marble mosaics bring a quieter, mixed stone color. Vision Color Mix Green is a 12x12 porcelain mosaic that blends several greens on one sheet. Green walls look fresh above a white bathroom tile floor, and softer with a gray bathroom tile floor.
Glass mosaics and accents
Glass brings light into a green bathroom. Marea and Fresco interlocking slides glass mosaics mix gloss and matte pieces on a 12x12 sheet and are listed for shower walls, and MSI's Anacapri Blend glass mosaic suits a backsplash behind the vanity. More glass in green is in green glass tiles.
