Bathroom

What fits a bathroom project

• 255 Countertops
• 468 Backsplashes
• 9 Sinks

Filter all 732 in search

Materials, counted

How many products in each material suit the bathroom, with a note where the material changes the decision.

• Porcelain 179
• Quartz 133

  Nonporous, so spills sit on the surface instead of soaking in, and it never needs sealing.

• Marble 114

  Acids etch it, but a vanity meets far fewer of them than a kitchen counter does.

• Granite 80

  Seal it, and keep acidic bathroom and grout cleaners off it: they dull the polish.

• Ceramic 77
• Quartzite 44

  Porous like granite. Run the water-drop test once or twice a year and seal when it fails.

• Glass 42
• Mixed materials 23
• Travertine 10
• Wood 8
• Slate 6
• Engineered stone 4
• Limestone 1
• Metal 1
• Onyx 1
• Sandstone 1
• Soapstone 1

A few to start with

Engineered Quartz

Alabaster White Quartz

Natural Marble

Carrara White 2" Hexagon Honed Mosaic Tile

Porcelain

Overmount White Oval 2118

Natural Granite

Andino White Granite

Porcelain

Abedul

Porcelain

Overmount White Rectangle 2118

Engineered Quartz

AuraTaj

Porcelain

Alabaster

Porcelain

Overmount White Rectangle 2417

Natural Quartzite

Azul Imperiale Quartzite

Backsplash

Bianco Dolomite Alana Polished

Porcelain

White Oval 1512

How we decide what suits the bathroom

• Every countertop color counts: a vanity top is cut from the same slabs as a kitchen counter.
• A backsplash tile counts unless its own rating says it is not recommended for walls, and shower and tub collections count too.
• Sinks count when they are vanity sinks.
• A product also counts when one of its own room photos shows a bathroom or a shower.