10 Simple Bathroom Designs with Striking Geometric-Patterned Floor Tiles

One of the best ways to make your bathroom beautiful is by using patterned floor tiles. These kinds of tiles can be used for the bathroom wall as well. Whether you have a simple bathroom design or the most amazing bathroom design ever, using these tiles is very recommended.

If you need more ideas, here are 10 simple bathroom designs with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles for you.

1. The Black House by Berg Design Architecture

This weekend house has a simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles in blue. In The Black House by Berg Design Architecture, the bathroom is also designed with white tiles for its walls while the natural vibe comes from the bathroom wooden cabinet.

Photography: BJÖRN WALLANDER

2. Wooster Street Loft by WORKac

You can also take more inspiration from a simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles in Wooster Street Loft by WORKac. This penthouse apartment has a beautiful bathroom where the patterned tiles are also used to design the bathroom walls.

Photographer: Adam Friedberg

3. Doehler by SABO

If you love to have a bright bathroom with patterned floor tiles, you can take more inspiration from the bathroom in Doehler by SABO. The simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles in this loft offers a bright look in blue and white. The tiles are also used to beautify the bathroom wall.

Photography: SABO

4. Mieszkanie Chorzow by Widawscy Studio

This colorful house has an awesome bathroom design. In Mieszkanie Chorzow by Widawscy Studio, the simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles look amazing with the white interior surface. The tiles offer a combination of white and black in their geometric patterns.

Photographer: TOMASZ BORUCKI

5. Tafel House by Andrew Franz Architect

If you love to use different materials for your bathroom, you can try to use the beautiful bathroom design in Tafel House by Andrew Franz Architect. The simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles in this house is combined with the use of wood and concrete materials to beautify the interior.

Photographer: Albert Vecerka / Esto

6. tc House by Ben Walker Architects

The simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles in tc House by Ben Walker Architects is completed with the use of small tiles for its bathroom wall. These small tiles come in Tosca while the patterned floor tiles come in a beautiful brown-white style.

Photographers: LightStudies and BWA

7. Rosic Apartment by Bloomint Interior Design

The minimalist interior in this apartment also can be found in its bathroom. Rosic Apartment by Bloomint Interior Design has a simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles and white walls. It also has a large mirror that can give a spacious illusion.

Photography: Bloomint Interior Design

8. Tamarit Apartment by Raul Sanchez Architects

If you have a white bathroom interior design, decorating it with patterned tiles is a great idea. Just like the bathroom in Tamarit Apartment by Raul Sanchez Architects, the simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles look in contrast with the white interior.

Photographer: Jose Hevia

9. Traditional Texas Home by Arbib Hughey Design

Another awesome inspiration of a simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles also can be found in Traditional Texas Home by Arbib Hughey Design. The tiles come in beautiful blue while other bathroom elements such as cabinet, tub, curtain, wall, and ceiling are designed in white.

Photography: Andrew Calo

10. A Modern Family Apartment by Céline Pelcé and Géraud Pellottiero from Atelier Pelpell

With the same pattern but in different colors like the previous bathroom mentioned, the simple bathroom design with striking geometric-patterned floor tiles in A Modern Family Apartment by Céline Pelcé and Géraud Pellottiero from Atelier Pelpell is perfect for you who live in a minimalist apartment.

Photographer: David Foessel