The bathroom floor in my 1922 Colonial Revival is simply white hex tile, no pattern at all.

We put handmade off white 4" tiles,pretty but I wanted hardwood floor with stencil painted./Hubby didnt want that.The tile does get slippery,we have radiant heat in floor thats great..

My parents' home had the simple white hex tiles as well. You may not have enough floor space to get the desired effect from many pattern repeats. Once you get other fixtures in there the floor may all but disappear.

I can empathize and sympathize about the closet turned bathroom issue. Trust me, no one will spend very much time in there!

Thank you. Though I love the look of allover white hex, in the powder room I am trying to pull some of the colors in the art glass into other hard surfaces in the first floor.

I will try to attach photos that show the relationship between the front door which is art glass and the powder room at the end of the hall next to the stairs. I have also included a shot of the front door and the windows in the dining room.There is also a shot of the powder room as it is now with the toilet and sink just resting in place. On the floor are some paper tests for one pattern. In the shot from the hall, the two pipes delineate where the radiator will be.

I can add post some photos tomorrow of other (smaller) patterns we are trying. There actually is a fair amount of floor visible, just not around the edges. The pattern will also be visible from the foyer. Pardon the poor quality of the cel phone shots. I always like seeing visuals, so I thought this might help. I hope my first attempt importing from photobucket is successful.

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Here are photos of three more test patterns printed on computer paper. There are three variations - the pattern on the left shows 8 medallions; the middle and right patterns each show 3 repetitions . It would be one of the three repeated, not all three. The spacing could be farther apart. One photo shows a bit of my dog hiding from the storm. She does not seem to have an opinion on the patterns but approves of the small size of the room. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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