Mid-Century Modern Bathroom with Geometric Tiles

Today I’m excited to share with you renders of a small bathroom with geometric tiles for my concept apartment in Brooklyn. The whole process of creating this design was quite difficult, but it seems worth it.

First of all – the room. This is a very, very small bathroom. Also, it has an elongated shape and niches in which a bathtub and a washbasin are located along the long side. The real challenge for the designer is to make such a space interesting and modern.

Firstly, to visually expand such a narrow space, I decided to use contrasting geometric tiles for the floor and bottom of the walls. Above – white matte tiles with grey-beige grouts. Horizontal black ceramic moldings add the finishing touch. Additionally, the next visual trick is a beige ceiling that blends into the walls. All together it works to make the room seem a bit wider.

I wanted this bathroom with geometric tiles to have a mid-century vibe. So I opted for a walnut cabinet from Rejuvenation and a small marble-top coffee table from West Elm.

Black faucets from Kohler successfully echo the shape and material of the wall sconce from CB2.

However, I really like how this tiny bathroom turned out. I hope you do too.
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