"According to a recently published NKBA study, 89% of industry experts and designers surveyed stated that homeowners are seeking bathroom flooring alternatives that feature smaller or no grout lines. They're opting for full holistic slabs rather than tiles because these floors are just so much easier to care for. In fact, almost all of the survey's respondents said that durability and practicality are the two most important factors homeowners consider when choosing flooring for their bathrooms."
"Armed with this knowledge, 80% of designers, architects, contractors, and other industry professionals surveyed by the organization shared they believe large-format flooring will dominate the bathroom remodel space over the next three years. That trend doesn't end with the floors, though. In fact, 75% of those who participated in the survey said that homeowners are adding floor-to-ceiling tiles on their primary bathroom walls."
An NKBA study found 89% of industry experts and designers said homeowners seek bathroom flooring alternatives with smaller or no grout lines, favoring full slabs over tiles for easier care. Almost all respondents identified durability and practicality as the top factors for bathroom flooring choices. Eighty percent of industry professionals predicted large-format flooring will dominate bathroom remodels over the next three years. Seventy-five percent reported homeowners are adding floor-to-ceiling tiles on primary bathroom walls. For smaller updates, regrouting with darker or vibrant colors can hide staining, and a $9 grout pen offers a quick fix. Large-format tiles reduce grout scrubbing and improve ergonomics.
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