28 Bathroom Floor Tile Ideas That Range From Neutral to Colorful and Bold (2024)

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  Checkerboard Tile

  

  Checkerboard floor tile will lend your bathroom a timeless feel. Becca Interiors chose a variation on classic black and white with gray checkerboard floor tiles that add subtle pattern to a bathroom painted in a deep shade of gray with a vintage sink, but this versatile style can work with a variety of design styles including traditional, farmhouse, and modern bathrooms.

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  Penny Tiles

  

  Penny tiles are an enduring choice for floor tiles in bathrooms of any style. Erin Williamson Design used white marble penny tiles to renovate this Austin, TX, bungalow, a classic choice that blends well with white subway tiles on the shower walls and complements period-appropriate fixtures to create a timeless look.
  

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  Black Hex Tiles

  

  Simple black hexagonal tiles with bright white grout work with a variety of styles. Becca Interiors paired the geometric pattern with an industrial wall-mounted sink and a pair of planters for a modern feel.
  

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  Colorful Patterned Tile

  

  Colorful patterned tile will make a huge impact in a small space. Tyler Karu Design + Interiors used the same decorative patterned tile on both the floors and the shower niche to decorate this blue-and-white Maine bathroom in a historic home.

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  Square Tiles

  

  Square tiles are a sometimes-forgotten alternative to subway tiles that are easily adapted to a variety of spaces. Chango & Co. covered the floor of this warm and inviting bathroom with earth toned pale terracotta square tiles that echo the subtly patterned shower wall tiles for a cohesive feel.

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  Herringbone Subway Tiles

  

  Laying simple white tiles in a herringbone pattern adds subtle texture to the floor of this small bathroom from Emily Henderson Design.

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  Blue-Gray Stone Tiles

  

  Large format stone tiles will lend a rustic feel to a minimalist bathroom. Leanne Ford Interiors paired blue-gray floor tiles with dark wood and textured wall finishes in this midcentury modern bathroom.
  

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  Terrazzo Floor Tiles

  

  Terrazzo tile can be busy and bold or subtly textured. Desiree Burns Interiors added understated terrazzo floor tiles in pale neutral colors that add texture without taking focus from a bathroom accent wall of soft green tiles.

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  Tile Rug Insert

  

  Create a floor within a floor in your bathroom with a tile rug insert that can add pattern, color, or simply define a zone like the bathtub area. This elegant bathroom from Marie Flanigan Interiors includes tile rugs with borders to define areas in the large space using subtle variations of gray.

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  Buffalo Check Floor Tile

  

  Add a lively feel to your bathroom by choosing floor tile with a classic pattern in neutral tones, like the black-and-white buffalo check tile floors in this modern farmhouse bathroom from Chango & Co.

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  Black-and-White Tile

  

  Black-and-white tile can be classic or contemporary, creating a bold look that pairs well with walls of any color. Caroline Andreoni Interior Design paired black-and-white floor tile with a circle pattern with glowing terracotta walls to give this Paris bathroom character.
  

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  Basketweave Mosaic Tiles

  

  Complement a traditional bathroom with basketweave floor tiles, like this romantic space from Mary Patton Design that is decorated in cool tones of blue, silver, and white.
  

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  Faux Wood Tiles

  

  Faux wood effect floor tiles can make a rustic bathroom look more authentic or add subtle warmth to a modern bathroom like this black-and-white space from Brexton Cole Interiors.
  

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  Neutral Patterned Tile

  

  Make a small bathroom feel more spacious with soft neutral paint on the walls and small-scale patterned floor tile in soft shades of gray and white that creates movement, like this space from Desiree Burns Interiors.
  

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  Black Marble Tiles

  

  Large format marble or marble-effect tiles on both floors and walls will create a polished feel. Caroline Andreoni Interior Design chose black marble tiles with white veining and grout to match for this sophisticated Parisian powder room.
  

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  3D Geometric Floor Tile

  

  Adding bold and colorful geometric floor tile with a 3D effect to an all-white bathroom is an easy way to transform a simple space into something memorable, like this space from Emily Henderson Design.

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  Gray-and-White Marble Tiles

  

  Timeless gray-and-white marble-effect floor tiles are a quiet complement to this small guest half bath from Ursula Carmona of Home Made By Carmona that is decorated with wainscoting, wallpaper, colored glass, brass accents, and framed art.

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  Floor and Shower Tile

  

  In a small bathroom with a walk-in shower, run the floor tile into the shower for a cohesive look. Michelle Berwick Design created flow in a tight bathroom by running light blue patterned tile from the shower pan to the floor, giving the impression of a larger space.

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  Hexagon Daisy Mosaic

  

  Black and white penny tiles in a daisy mosaic will add whimsy to a modern bathroom. Caroline Andreoni Interior Design paired the retro-inspired flooring with textured pink walls in this Parisian bathroom.

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  Airy Patterned Tiles

  

  Blue and white is an easy and winning bathroom color combination that works every time. In this Edwardian London bathroom from Studio Peake, matching floor and wile tile in an airy soft blue-and-white pattern enhances the elegant look of the space.

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  Green Marble Subway Tiles

  

  Pair dark green marble subway tile floors with lighter green shower tiles for a tonal look, like this bathroom from Michelle Berwick Design.

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  Penny Tile Mosaic

  

  Spell out a favorite word, phrase, or simple greeting with mosaic penny tiles to add a lighthearted feel in a guest or kids' bathroom, like this powder room from Michelle Berwick Design.

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  Large-Scale Tiles

  

  Choose large-scale tiles with matching grout to create an uninterrupted appearance and allow other decor elements to shine. Michelle Boudreau Design paired simple white floor tiles with patterned wallpaper and boho-style touches for a textural look.

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  Monochromatic Patterned

  

  Add understated texture to your bathroom with monochromatic patterned floor tiles. Michelle Berwick Design chose an interlocking star and cross pattern from Fireclay Tile that is inspired by Moroccan tile and Spanish Colonial Revival architecture to add interest to this neutral modern bathroom.
  

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  Green Geometric Floor Tile

  

  Take a colorful and maximalist approach by pairing different tiles on the walls and floors. Studio Peake clad the walls of this compact bathroom with shiny vertical teal wall tiles, then tiled the bathroom floor with matte floor tiles in a triangular geometric pattern in shades of green that complements the color story without matching it.

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  Concrete-Effect Tiles

  

  Create the look of a cement floor with cement-effect large-scale tiles with matching grout for an uninterrupted look. This style can work with many styles, from minimalist to industrial. Brophy Interiors chose cement tiles that pair easily with textured vertical shower tiles, terrazzo countertops, and sage green cabinetry.

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  Porcelain Oak-Effect Tile

  

  Wood-effect tile doesn't have to be rustic. Michelle Berwick Design chose porcelain floor tiles with a faux oak finish that are laid out like puzzle pieces on the floor to create a dynamic and natural feel in this modern bathroom.
  

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  Colorful Terrazzo Tile

  

  Complement colorful terrazzo floor tile with similar shades on the walls for a cohesive and dimensional look. Caroline Andreoni Interior Design paired soft pink and gray terrazzo tile floors with earthy terracotta wall paint and a mix of rustic wood and industrial elements in this shared French family bathroom.

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  Oversized Hex Tiles

  

  Oversized hexagonal floor tiles will add texture while allowing more colorful wall tiles to take center stage. In this bathroom from Max Humphrey and Beebe Skidmore for Emily Henderson Design, off-white floor tiles add contrast with two-tone blue wall tiles for a calming but dynamic feel.