There’s a new design trend gaining traction: tile drenching.
Instead of tile just on floors or backsplashes, homeowners are wrapping entire bathrooms — and sometimes kitchens — floor to ceiling in tile.
When it’s done well? It feels high-end, intentional, and dramatic.
When it’s not? It can feel overwhelming and dated quickly.
In Northeast Florida, I’m seeing tile drenching most often in:
• Custom builds • Luxury renovations • Statement powder baths
If resale is part of your long-term plan, here’s what I recommend:
Stick to timeless materials if tiling large surfaces
Use bold color in smaller spaces (powder baths are safer than primary baths)
Avoid ultra-trendy patterns unless you love them enough to live with them
Design should reflect your personality — but smart updates consider future buyers too.
If you’re renovating and want a resale-minded perspective, I’m always happy to weigh in.
—
Tammy
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