Modern Farmhouse Patterned Bath Floor Tile
Bearded Builders, Baltimore
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
The main bathroom floor showcases a patterned porcelain tile in a classic square 8x8 format, featuring a matte finish with a bold black and white mixed geometric design. The shower floor transitions to a mosaic penny round porcelain tile in gray with a matte finish, offering both grip and style. Shower walls are clad in matte-finish white ceramic subway tiles, laid in a stacked pattern for a clean, modern farmhouse appeal. Grout contrasts the patterns: a medium gray on the main floor, thin charcoal for the shower floor, and subtle thin white lines for the shower walls, maintaining definition and visual interest throughout the space.
The Modern Farmhouse Bathroom- Greenspring project by Bearded Builders, Baltimore in Towson, MD, combines contemporary patterned floors with timeless white subway shower walls for a fresh farmhouse style. Each material and layout accentuates both comfort and sophistication, perfectly blending function with statement-making visuals to transform your bathroom into a serene retreat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What material is used for the main bathroom floor tile?
The main bathroom floor features matte finish porcelain tile with a black and white patterned geometric design.
What is the advantage of penny round tiles on the shower floor?
Penny round porcelain tiles provide better traction for wet areas while delivering a distinctive look to the shower floor.
Which finish is used for the subway shower wall tiles?
The shower wall tiles are matte-finish ceramic in a crisp white stacked pattern for modern farmhouse appeal.
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