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Porcelain · 24" × 24" · Matte
Fewer grout lines, and a floor that has to be flat for it.
12" × 24" and up. Big tile makes a room look larger and calmer, with less grout to scrub.
The catch is flatness. A long tile bridges dips a small tile would follow, so edges end up proud of each other, which tilers call lippage. Run a straightedge over the slab before you order, and budget for levelling if it's out.
Lay long tile with an offset of a third or less. A half offset puts the high middle of one tile next to the low ends of the next, and the edges show it.
Porcelain · 24" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 24" × 48" · Matte
Porcelain · 24" × 48" · Matte
Ceramic · 12" × 24" · Satin
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Polished
Porcelain · 12" × 24" or 24" × 24" · Polished
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Polished
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Polished
Porcelain · 14.5" × 16" · Matte
Porcelain · 14.5" × 16" · Matte
Porcelain · 14.5" × 16" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Matte
Porcelain · 12" × 24" · Polished
Large-format tile, asked and answered
Yes, on the walls and the main floor; fewer lines make the room read bigger. On the shower floor, switch to a mosaic so the tile can follow the slope.
It's heavier and less forgiving. The floor has to be flatter and the tile needs full mortar coverage underneath. Price the labour before you fall for the look.
Yes. Many of these are rated for floor and wall, so one tile can run from the floor up a feature wall or a shower.