23 Geometric Shaped Tile Design Ideas For Your Kitchen & Bath

Want to have a beautiful kitchen with lots of contemporary and antique features? Gorgeous black grouted diagonal white tiles serve as the backsplash. These give Fox Interiors’ whole kitchen an aesthetic touch.

Want to fulfill your kitchen’s love of green? The green color scheme in this kitchen design by New Style Cabinets makes everything appear so lovely. This modern, stylish kitchen comprises triangular dark green, black, and white tiles.

You must admit that this Board & Vellum bathroom decor is incredibly gorgeous. Fireclay Tile is the source of the wonderful tiles. They are known as Hexite, a diagonal component that creates a hexagonal pattern when assembled.

Everything appears incredibly inspiring in this contemporary kitchen design by Tiny Monster Design. This kitchen has a modern feel thanks to the matte white retro rhombus porcelain mosaic tile from the EliteTile store.

The floor tiles with elongated hexagons are from Lili Cement Tiles’ Tiffany series. The combination of blue and white is sleek and sophisticated. The Etch Design Group created a bathroom with a refined and light aesthetic.

You will enjoy being refreshed in this gorgeous bathroom design by Hulburd Design. The beautiful triangular tiles are by Angela Adams from Ann Sacks. The hues are ideal for a bathroom with a seaside motif.

Everyone would concur that this bathroom design combines a rustic aesthetic with creative flair. The Moonlight White paint color by Benjamin Moore pairs beautifully with the SomerTile Thirties Vertex floor tiles. Everything about Alexandra Crafton’s design is gorgeous.

Would you want to have a luxuriously stunning bathroom design? SINGLEPOINT DESIGN BUILD INC. created this bathroom design specifically for you. The porcelain field tile Matte Nero Hexitile from EliteTile store is the source of the black hexagon floor tile.

Everything in this Breathe Architecture kitchen design that seems both current and luxurious simultaneously is exquisite and interesting. The Tex Mutina tiles from Academy Tiles provide a stunning backsplash.

This minimalist and peaceful bathroom design by Decus Interiors is for you if you want to ensure everything is smooth and colorful. A source of black and white hex floor tile inspiration. In a bathroom that is all white, the tiles pop.

Why Use Geometric Tile

Aside from the right colors and decors, patterns make any room stand out. The patterns created by geometric tiles attract the eyes. They also give a contemporary feel. When going with geometric tiles, choose a pattern that completes your overall color scheme. You should also consider the size and pattern of the tiles. If it is too big, it may be overwhelming, but if it too small, it may get lost in the room. The right size can add visual depth to your kitchen or bathroom. 

Geometric tiles easily add style to any dull space. Bright yellow diamond tiles, for example, can add excitement to an otherwise simple wall, while geometric tiles in monochromatic hues bring sophistication to a bathroom, for example.

Geometric tile designs can balance the visual of your space. If your room has a very flat design, it can look uninspiring. Adding some patterns through geometric tiles can give your kitchen and bathroom visual balance. As for how much geometric tiles you can sue, consider the color scheme. If your tiles are neutral-colored, you can use more. Using too many bright or bold colored geometric tiles can be overwhelming, so use them only in a limited space, like as backsplash.

Geometric tiles are practical in identifying the functions of spaces in your home, especially when used as flooring. If you have an open space home design, you can use tiles to distinguish areas. For example, your living room can have wood patterns on the floor, while your kitchen has diamond ceramic tiles as flooring.

The blue and white tile is a Fez 928 A by Granada Tile. The tiles in this transitional bathroom and the white walls add brightness and freshness. Hsu McCullough created such a creative and vibrant bathroom decor.

This sleek, creative, and ultra-modern bathroom design was created by Erica Gelman Design Inc. The Carrara Thassos Hexagon Water Jet Cut Marble Mosaic tile used in the shower niche is from Floor & Decor.

The industrial bathroom design by Responsive Home is quite practical for the available area and is distinctive in appearance. The enclosed shower’s black and white floor tiles are fashionable and contemporary.

Do you want to experience being in a seaside house? A bathroom that is all white need not be boring. These geometric tiles will undoubtedly give the space more personality—an amazing design from Jdesign Group.

Different Shapes Of Geometric Tile

The appeal of your kitchen or bathroom can be influenced by the shape of the geometric tiles you choose. Square and rectangle tiles alone can create different visual effects. Small rectangular tiles, for example, can give your kitchen a farmhouse appeal, while big square ceramic tiles can make your bathroom look more modern.

If you want square-shaped tiles but you want them smaller, you can use triangle tiles. Put two together to create a square. Mix and match different colors and designs for a look that is uniquely yours.

For something bolder, replace square and rectangular tiles with hexagons and diamonds. Hexagonal tiles in any size, color, or material look dramatic on your bathroom floors or as backsplash as they add texture. For a more rustic look, use hexagon honed travertine tiles. Marble or ceramic hexagonal tiles are great for flooring, while hexagonal mosaic tiles add color to backsplashes. Diamond tiles, meanwhile, can create an optical illusion to make your floors look wider, making them ideal for narrow bathrooms. In the kitchen, the shape is an excellent geometric tile backsplash. Diamond tiles are popular because they can be easily stacked. If you do not have diamond tiles, regular square tiles can be tilted at a 45-degree angle to look like diamonds.

The rhomboid is another popular geometric shape for the kitchen and bathroom. A rhomboid shape is formed when small diamond or square tiles are put together, creating a mosaic pattern. Rhomboid tiles made of marble are recommended for flooring, while mosaic rhomboid tiles can serve as a marvelous backsplash.

This bathroom is vibrant and interesting, thanks to a fun combination of accessories and décor. With the white wall tiles, the hexagonal floor tiles look magnificent. This Innate Home bathroom decor is very warm and organic.

This bathroom design by Tiny Monster Design is extremely elegant and contemporary. The black tiles appear classy and sophisticated. They create a very beautiful bathroom when paired with a sleek black toilet.

These black and white floor tiles allow you to experiment with forms. They add excitement and intrigue to this Scandinavian bathroom. By Poulsom Middlehurst Ltd., this bathroom design is extremely energizing and cheerful.

The hexagon floor tiles look perfect in combination with the marble-style wall tiles. This bathroom seems organized and refreshing. The bathroom design by Hungerford Interior Design is very wealthy and lovely.

Geometric Tile For Kitchens

The kitchen is one spot in your home where tiles are heavily used as tiles make cleaning a lot easier. Regular tiles may be practical, but they are also uninspiring. Geometric tiles can surely add pizzazz to your kitchen, so it is time to swap out your old kitchen tiles.

A geometric mosaic tile can give your kitchen a sparkling finish. Use it as a backsplash and your kitchen will not only look stunning but also brighter as the tile will magnify the light in your kitchen. Diamond-shaped honey onyx mosaic tiles as backsplash will create a rhythmic design when paired with a white and gold background. Another geometric backsplash tile recommended for your kitchen is the octagon and dot matte white ceramic tile. Its pattern and color will give off a retro appeal but will still make your kitchen eye-catching nonetheless. 

A great geometric ceramic tile color would be succulent green. Aside from reflecting light beautifully, they can make your kitchen emit a mid-century vibe in your kitchen. Whether triangular, rectangular, or square, the tile color looks excellent either as a feature wall or as a backsplash in your kitchen. If going for a classic look, go with the triangular one.

A geometric floor tile can also do wonders for your kitchen. Vinyl tiles with geometric patterns make a kitchen with plain cabinetry look more lively. A lovely geometric tile pattern for your kitchen floor is dovetail. If you want the focus to be on your floor, pair your geometric floor tiles with plain walls.

Altlas Concorde – Mark Gypsum Esagono produced the mesmerizing tiles. They may be found at Trend Ceramics. This bathroom design by JC Design Studio will make you happy and even includes tasteful lighting.

Do you want a warm, classic kitchen in your Home? Beautiful green and white floor tiles and a Calacatta Oro marble worktop can be seen in this traditional kitchen. The kitchen design by Rebecca James studio is very elegant and timeless.

This elegant and sophisticated bathroom will make you feel like you’re at a 5-star resort. Incredible style and beauty may be found in the tiniest of elements. HB DESIGN INC did an amazing job with this modern bathroom.

The irregular forms of the black and white tiles give them a classic appearance. They give this modern bathroom some much-needed personality. You’ll feel revitalized after using this bathroom, designed by Unique Homestays in a traditional and earthy style.

Geometric Tiles For Bathroom 

A geometric tile pattern can add vibrance to an otherwise dull bathroom. Usually seen on bathroom floors, geometric tiles are also now commonly used on walls. With the right pattern or shape, geometric tiles can add depth and movement to bathroom walls and floors.

Recommended shapes for bathroom tiles are triangular and hexagonal, but other shapes like curved or any irregular shape can also work. The entire bathroom wall can be covered with geometric tiles, depending on the size of the bathroom. If covering the whole room with geometric tile patterns is too much for you, you can just choose to have them either on your walls or your floors. You can also cover only the wet areas instead. These include the shower and areas surrounding your bathtub. 

As for the size of the geometric tiles, the general rule is to use small tiles if your bathroom is a bit small. As for bathrooms with ample space, you can use bigger geometric tiles or combine small and large tiles. 

For patterns, one that can take your bathroom to the next level is a basket weave. If you are aiming a classic Mediterranean style, use natural stone materials with this pattern. Another pattern is chevron in classic shade and texture, which can give your bathroom a royal appeal. What would look fantastic on your bathroom floors is black and white geometric tile, particularly triangular ones. On walls, elongated octagon mosaic will look bold. For a more vintage vibe, go with geometric tiles with pinwheel design, preferably made o marble. You can use this pattern on walls, floors, and the shower.