Transitional White Black Bathroom Floor Tile
Cebula Design
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
The bathroom features ceramic tiles on the main floor in a classic checkerboard pattern, utilizing small square formats in alternating white and black. Inside the shower, the floor continues the checkerboard theme with porcelain squares, while the walls are covered with white glossy ceramic subway tiles arranged in a stacked pattern. A striking accent band and circular highlight use glass mosaic tiles in a geometric layout, providing contrast and visual interest. Grout is thin and black for both floors and mosaic accent, while the main shower wall uses white grout for a seamless finish.
This visually engaging space designed for Eaglis by Cebula Design in Newburyport, MA, blends transitional and modern elements. The white and black palette maintains a timeless appeal, while the glass mosaic accent wall, circular window, and clean lines deliver a unique, sophisticated flair. The combination of textures and finishes enhances both the style and function of the bathroom, creating a welcoming retreat that elevates any home with enduring beauty and modern functionality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
Are the floor tiles ceramic or porcelain?
The main bathroom floor tiles are ceramic, while the shower floor uses porcelain for added water resistance.
What style do the mosaic accents contribute?
The glass mosaic accent wall and band introduce a geometric and contemporary flair to the transitional bathroom design.
Is this tile setup suitable for wet areas?
Yes, both ceramic and porcelain tiles used here are well-suited for wet areas like bathrooms and showers.
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