We carry over 50 styles of bathroom backsplash tile, and most of them ship the same way pre-mounted on 12"x12" mesh sheets, ready to set. Prices start around $6.57 a sheet and top out near $28 for the more detailed marble patterns. If you're replacing a plain wall behind a vanity or covering the zone behind a tub, this is where to start looking.

What's actually in stock

Marble shows up a lot here Carrara, Calacata, Thassos, and Nero Marquina cut into hexagons, penny rounds, herringbone, and a few chevron layouts. If you want something with more shine, the glass options (Calacata Oval, the Metal Geo mosaic) catch light in a way stone doesn't. There's also a pebble line, Rivera, in white and a darker Emperador tone, if you're after texture instead of pattern.

Colors run from the expected whites and beiges through to gray, black, and a black-white-gold combo for anyone building something with more contrast.

Picking by pattern, if that's easier

Hexagon: Calacata Gold, Carrara, Snow White Octagon

Penny round: Pearl White, Carrara, Brushed Silver

Basket weave, herringbone, chevron good for a wall that needs some movement

Oval, square, dot patterns  cleaner and more modern if that's the direction you're going

Why people end up choosing tile here over other backsplash materials

Moisture is the main reason. Porcelain, glass, and ceramic don't absorb water, so they hold up behind sinks and showers without staining or warping the wall underneath. Mosaic sheets also install faster than you'd think, since the mesh backing keeps spacing consistent instead of you setting each piece by hand.

Sale pricing runs on a handful of styles at any given time, and if you're ordering for a job rather than one bathroom, our trade program has separate pricing worth a call if that applies to you.

A few ways to use it

Not sure what to do with the tile once it's picked out? Some ideas that come up often with customers:

A penny round or hexagon mosaic behind the sink pairs well with a simple round mirror.

Nero Marquina Dots or the Medallion pattern, works as a standalone accent above a single vanity  you don't need to tile the whole wall.

Running a glass mosaic floor-to-ceiling behind a vanity makes a small bathroom feel more finished, not smaller.

A strip of basket weave or chevron breaks up a large plain wall without redoing the whole thing.

If you're not sure what a tile will look like in your space, order a free sample first  it's $0.99 plus shipping. For anything bigger than a single bathroom, reach out about trade pricing.

FAQs

What is the best tile for a bathroom backsplash?

Porcelain, ceramic, and glass hold up best against moisture. Marble looks great too but needs sealing now and then.

Should a bathroom backsplash match the floor tile?

It doesn't have to  a lot of people go for the same material in a different pattern instead of a direct match.

How high should a bathroom backsplash be?

Most vanities get 4–6 inches, but nothing stops you from running the tile up to the mirror or the full wall.

Are mosaic tiles suitable for bathroom backsplashes?

Yes, and they're most of what we sell here. Small pieces work better around faucets and outlets than large tiles do.

Which bathroom backsplash colors are trending?

White and Carrara are still the safe, popular choice. Black and gold combinations are the ones people pick when they want something bolder.