The steps below follow the order of the work for this bathrooms project.
Add a wow factor to laundry rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and more with vivid patterned floor tiles. Using patterned floor tiles can add texture and design to your room.
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25 Patterned Floor Tiles for Laundry Rooms and Bathrooms
If you haven’t seen the vivid floor tiles floating around the internet, you need to take a look here! We are in love with patterned floor tiles for smaller rooms like bathrooms and laundry rooms. Add your own personalized touch with a vivid pattern in neutrals or colors with these tiles. look at our favorites!
Patterned Floor Tiles to Buy
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- Cardosa Deco Squares – Lowe’s
- Modern Hex – Lowe’s
- Villa Lagoon Tile Multiple patterns and Colors – Lowe’s
- Black and White Tulips – Lowe’s
- Black Diamond with White – Wayfair
- Cement Patterned Floor Tile – Wayfair
- Bardigilio Hex – Wayfair
- Cement Black and White Tiles – Wayfair
- Star Patterned – Wayfair
- Daria Tiles – Wayfair
- Bala Tiles – Wayfair
- King Marias Tiles – Wayfair
- Cement Black and White – Wayfair
- Gothic Porcelain – Wayfair
- Trident Pattern – Wayfair
- Garden Sunflower – Wayfair
- Agdal Cement Tiles – Wayfair
- Traffic Hex – Wayfair
- Modern Hex in 6 different colors – Lowe’s
- Black Confetti Hex – Lowe’s
- Twenties Circles – Overstock
- Blue Triangle Pattern – Overstock
- Warm Blend Cement – Overstock
- Handmade Paris – Overstock
- Houndstooth Pattern – Overstock
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Design Inspiration
Not sure if you can picture patterned floor tile in your home? Look through these parade of home photos for inspiration. So many great options that can help you visualize your own project.
Laundry Rooms
Laundry rooms are great for patterned tile, because it can add a bit of character to a usually smaller space.
Go for a neutral patterned floor with a vivid colored cabinet in the laundry room. It adds a variety of design and texture elements to this lovely space.
Or go for a bolder patterned tile floor with more color and compliment by adding cabinets with one fo the lighter colors in the tile pattern.
Go all neutral with a gray and white tiled floor. This laundry room may be neutral, but it isn’t boring! Adding in that unique pattern on the floor really takes this room up a notch.
Go neutral on the cabinets and then add in a pop of fun with a lovely floor tile that compliments the navy blue washer and dryer set.
Bathrooms
Like laundry rooms bathrooms are generally a smaller room and a patterned floor works well because it doesn’t seem so overbearing in such a small space.
Go for a neutral look using this unique but classy take on a chevron. It works well with the black countertops and hardware.
Go classy with a timeless patterned tile in the master bathroom. Another neutral look with a lighter vibe by using whites and grays.
Take a very direct bathroom and give it a pop of wow, with a larger floor tile pattern.
This style of floor can be used in so many ways, I love how it balances out the white and natural wood in this bathroom.
With the variety of tiles available, there is a pattern for every bathroom like this one!
If you don’t want to add a a lot of extra design elements like pictures, or countertop items, a patterned floor can be the added visual interest with out the counter and wall clutter.
If you want a nice clean look of white, but still need a little something to break it up, a fun mixed pattern like this one is a great look.
We love the look of this buffalo plaid tile layout with the industrial window shower vibe. You can create your own industrial shower vibe with this walkthrough.
Which room are you going to add new tile to first? A laundry room, bathroom, maybe even a kitchen?
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