The Trendy Color Combination You'll See In Bathroom Tiles This Year

Far too often, homeowners are afraid to experiment with their bathroom tiles. However, unconventional bathroom tile color combinations easily add character to the space, so many people are missing out on a major upgrade. If you are brave enough to try out emerging trends that embrace bold colors, you might be interested in one increasingly popular combination you'll see in bathroom tiles this year: olive green tiles with yellow accents. Although this might seem like a bit of an odd choice for a bathroom, mustard yellow pairs well with the earthy feel of olive green.

If you've been looking for a way to add olive green to your home decor without paint, this might just be the perfect design choice for your bathroom. You can add another element of visual appeal to this look by playing with textures too. Textured green olive tiles provide a more rustic feel. This is ideal if you want your bathroom to give off an earthy vibe. If you prefer a clean and crisp contemporary aesthetic, opt for either semi-glossy or glossy smooth tiles. There are so many spins you can put on this trendy pairing that it shouldn't be hard to create something original.

If you would like to incorporate this color combination trend in your bathroom, you'll need to think about which olive green tiles suit your preferences and then make your selection. If you are interested in glossy tile, check out the Mawr Green Ceramic Wall Tile sold by Home Depot. These thin, long tiles are intended to be used on walls only (not showers), so keep that in mind. The Kelp Forest tiles from Zia Tile are a glossy option worth considering if you are in need of olive green shower tiles.

Those who would like to install textured olive green tiles to create an earthy feel should take a look at the Ellie Matte Ceramic Tile in Moss from Edward Martin. This can be used on shower walls and bathroom walls safely. There are even options available if you are on a budget and cannot have tiles professionally installed in your bathroom. To save money, you could install self-adhesive tiles like the Alwayspon Vinyl Backsplash Tiles. Just remember that this is not the best choice to use to DIY tile your shower, as moisture and warmth may eventually damage the self-adhesive. Consider installing them right above your bathroom sink instead.

As for the mustard yellow accents you could pair with the olive green bathroom tile trend, shower curtains, bath mats, and decor pieces are all great options. You could also opt for a yellow bathroom accessories set, such as the JHLAYKG Yellow Ceramic Bathroom Decor. If you prefer super bold design choices, you could also add a mustard yellow accent wall to compliment the olive green tile.