Geometric Pattern Bathroom Floor in Mid-City
A bathroom floor replacement in a Mid-City Craftsman bungalow, using a black and white geometric patterned porcelain tile. The homeowner was renovating the bathroom incrementally and wanted a floor that would anchor the space before the vanity and mirror were upgraded.
The geometric pattern has a repeating interlocking circle motif that requires very precise layout — any deviation from the center point compounds across the field and becomes visible at the perimeter. We snapped working lines from the exact center of the room and dry-laid the full floor before setting a single tile. The existing subfloor had a low spot near the toilet that required self-leveling compound before the cement board went down. The grout is a mid-grey that reads as a neutral between the black and white elements of the tile pattern.
What We Did
- Subfloor prep: Removed existing vinyl; applied self-leveling compound to low spot; installed cement board
- Layout: Found room center; snapped working lines; dry-laid full floor to confirm pattern alignment and perimeter cuts
- Setting: Set tile from center outward with consistent joint spacing; made all perimeter cuts with wet saw
- Grouting: Applied mid-grey sanded grout; cleaned haze; caulked at base of toilet and vanity
Want a patterned floor in your Mid-City bathroom? Call (562) 632-4580.