Shower Tiles
From porcelain and ceramic to glass and stone-look mosaics, our shower tile collection covers wall and floor styles built to handle daily water exposure.
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Shower Tiles
Tile Mart's shower tile collection spans porcelain, ceramic, glass, and stone-look mosaics in wall and floor styles, so you can build a shower that fits your bathroom's layout and your design taste in one place.
About Shower Tiles
Porcelain and ceramic are the most common picks for shower walls and floors thanks to their low water absorption, which makes them a practical fit for wet areas. Large-format porcelain tile creates a clean, low-grout-line look on shower walls, while smaller mosaic sheets in glass, penny-round, or hexagon shapes are popular for shower floors and niche accents where more grout lines help with traction. For shower floors specifically, textured or matte-finish tile is a popular choice for added underfoot grip.
Design-wise, subway tile remains a classic choice for shower walls, often laid in a herringbone or vertical stack pattern for a more custom look. Wood-look planks bring warmth to a shower without the upkeep of real wood, and marble-look porcelain slabs deliver a natural-stone aesthetic with easier maintenance than natural stone.
Why Choose Tile Mart for Shower Tiles
Tile Mart curates a wide selection of shower-ready wall and floor tile from trusted manufacturers, with samples available so you can compare color, veining, and pattern variation in your own bathroom lighting before ordering.
Shop shower tile online today or contact us for help matching materials and sizes to your shower project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Smaller mosaic tiles are often used on shower floors because the additional grout lines improve slip resistance, while larger-format tile is typically reserved for shower walls.
Porcelain and glazed ceramic do not require sealing, but natural stone shower tile like marble or travertine should be sealed to protect against water damage and staining.
Epoxy grout resists moisture and staining better than standard cement grout, making it a popular choice for showers and other consistently wet areas.
Yes, large-format tile is popular for shower walls and creates a clean, minimal look with fewer grout lines, though it requires a flat substrate and careful installation.

















