Midcentury Charcoal Porcelain Bath Tile
Suzanne Kristine Interiors
About This Project
Material & Feature Breakdown
This Seattle bathroom features a cohesive blend of porcelain tile surfaces. The vanity backsplash and shower walls are clad in matte, rectangular porcelain tiles in gray and charcoal, with a stacked installation that accentuates the clean lines of the space. The flooring utilizes small hexagon porcelain tiles in a dark gray tone, both for the main bathroom floor and the shower floor, introducing subtle geometric interest. Grout choices highlight contrast on the walls with crisp white, while the hexagon floors use matching gray grout for seamless integration. Edges are straight, maintaining a contemporary, polished appearance throughout.
With a nod to timeless style and functionality, the Mid-Century Master Bath by Suzanne Kristine Interiors blends modern sensibilities with midcentury charm. The expertly selected charcoal and gray tiles, combined with geometric patterns, create a space that feels both warm and sophisticated—reflecting the best of Seattle, WA residential design.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this project and similar tile installations.
What material are the hexagon floor tiles in this Seattle bathroom?
The hexagon tiles on both the main floor and shower floor are made of durable porcelain.
What pattern style is used on the shower wall in the Mid-Century Master Bath?
The shower wall features a stacked pattern using large format rectangular porcelain tiles.
Is the grout color on the floor the same as on the wall tiles?
No, the floor uses a matching gray grout for a seamless look, while the walls use a contrasting white grout.
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