And why stop there?
Midcentury modern tile is pretty easy to recognize due to its geometric look.
She notes that what differentiates midcentury modern tile from other styles is how it’s installed.
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Pick your favorite shapes and colors and get ready to liven up your home.
“Tile works great in areas that can get wet,” Nepacena says.
And there’s no reason to stick with simple hues, she adds.
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Here, blue and white tile pops above the sink.
Here, the MCM tile complements the adjoining penny tilewhich is associated with bathrooms of the early 20th centuryperfectly.
Embrace Color in the Kitchen
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Let’s get cooking!
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Make meal prep feel like an exciting adventure by coating your kitchen walls with a fun triangularbacksplashtile pattern.
Black and white is a timeless pairing and still adds plenty of pizzazz to this kitchen.
Get Wiggly
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Who says kitchens have to be all white?
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Play With Multiple Patterns
Say hello to circles!
Install Wow-Worthy Floors
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Don’t forget about thefloors!
This diamond shape pattern looks extremely elevated.
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Just add patterned tile in the design of your choosing to complete the look.
In this otherwise neutral bathroom, a bold floor is truly the star of the show.
After all, this shower is certainly a stunner.
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Here, a bold cobalt pairs nicely with wooden accents in an airy kitchen.
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