Mosaic flooring bathroom

"The owner of this home on Sydney's lower north shore was keen to reinstate the original mosaic pattern including border on the verandah of her gracious turn-of-the century house. Original mosaic verandah Cremorne – Olde English Tiles™ Her unwavering commitment to authenticity continued into the bathroom & en-suite

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London-based designers Maddux Creative dovetail English period charm and modernity within the walls of a 1920s pied-à-terre in Marylebone.

The Ann Sacks Mosaic collection is versatile and creative, offering bold and graphic designs alongside traditional and classic creations.

Sleek and elegant, Marble Triangles Signature Collection Marble Triangles boast a geometric pattern in monochromatic tones.

Brown Basketweave Mosaic Tile Bring timeless elegance to your home with the Trine Basket Weave Stone Mosaic, crafted from vibrant stones in a classic sand hue. The unique weave pattern brings a subtle sophistication to any interior, giving your space a modern and luxurious feel. Perfect for any style, this mosaic is the perfect way to celebrate luxurious and refined design. Materials: Crema Marfil, Lt Emperador and Nero, All Polished. Available in Honed Finish.

beth kooby design is an atlanta-based interior design firm specializing in well-designed, personal spaces for clients who are seeking a balance of style and function. beth weaves together vintage and eco-friendly items, custom-designed pieces, and innovative technologies to create environments that are both modern and timeless.

When you've seen classic round penny tiles so many times, in so many places, it's refreshing to see designers innovate ways to make them look more custom and personal. These bathrooms all figured out how to turn a basic material into something unique.

Mosaic tile floors are having a renaissance. Of course, as many of you will point out, they never really left — lots of bathrooms, including the one in my New York studio, have floors like this that have been there for years. So these floors are not so much a trend as a classic that’s getting a (well deserved) moment in the spotlight. The bona fides of this particular kind of floor are many: they’re classic, they’re beautiful, they work with almost any style of bathroom.