If you’re pondering a bathroom remodel, you can change everything from the wall color and tub or shower to the sink, vanity, flooring, and more. When it comes to adding bold elements to this space, terrazzo tiles and flooring are a unique choice.
This versatile material is made of a mixture of small pieces of glass or stone, a binder, and your choice of an array of beautiful colors suitable for any space. If you need inspiration for your bathroom, explore these creative terrazzo bathroom ideas to create a playful and contemporary look.
Make it Cohesive with Terrazzo Tile Walls
Rather than just using it for the floor, the homeowner chose to apply terrazzo tiles to the walls as well. This carries the design up from the floor to the wall and up to the ceiling. Not only does this design technique make a bathroom look and feel more cohesive, but it allows you to keep this beautiful material consistently applied throughout the entire bathroom.
Install terrazzo in a bathroom with lots of natural light to help highlight this material’s beautiful texture and blend of colors.
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Try Grey Terrazzo Tiles for a Modern Element
The use of grey terrazzo tiles and a bright white floating vanity creates an instant sense of contrast. An elongated mirror with a white frame also makes this space a distinctively modern bathroom.
The light grey terrazzo floor and walls work together to carry the color scheme throughout the bright bathroom, and large drawers with matching white hardware add style and tons of extra storage to make the space more functional.
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Get Creative with Lighting in a Modern Bathroom
This modern grey bathroom completely changes with the addition of a bright LED light surrounding the large round mirror.
Not only does it highlight the beauty of the speckled grey terrazzo wall and floor, but it elevates the bathroom’s already modern style. Adding this unusual light makes it easy to create a welcoming yet refined light-filled bathroom.
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Add Terrazzo to Shower Walls
In this chic and simple bathroom, the homeowner opted to install terrazzo on the shower walls instead of the floors. This instantly delineates between the rest of the room and the shower space which gives the stand-up shower a high-end, elevated look and feel.
Using dark gray floors throughout the bathroom keeps things grounded, while the stylish terrazzo makes this pretty bright bathroom a welcoming place for bathing and unwinding.
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Try Mixing Colors and Materials
In this bold contemporary bathroom, the homeowner installed green skinny tiles along the wall for a colorful, cheeky backsplash. However, they mixed other unique materials by adding dark greenish colored terrazzo highlighted with other colors for a truly dramatic aesthetic.
A simple white sink and faucet serve their function while allowing the tile and colorful spotted terrazzo to shine in this unique, eye-catching bathroom. If you want to get creative, try other options like pink tiles for the backsplash and a pink sink for a completely different vibe.
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Incorporate Terrazzo Into Your Fixtures
This stylish minimalist space features a catchy terrazzo floor that carries through to the sunken built-in bathtub for a fluent look that seems to blend the two seamlessly.
Simple yet modern bathroom decor adds functionality and a fun, sculptural element to this elegant bathroom. If you’re thinking of designing a pretty modern bathroom clad with terrazzo, this is an excellent example of how to do it in style.
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Use Color and Shape for a Whimsical Space
This cool modern bathroom is loaded with fun, playful features like the mint green curved wall and a trio of oval-shaped wall mirrors just above the vanity and sink. A floating vanity is painted purple for another fresh pop of color, and the white top adds a sleek finishing touch.
The warm wall color goes well with the classic, bright terrazzo flooring infused with subtle specks of gray. A rattan vanity painted in a vibrant color or a classic wood-stained vanity in a unique hue would also look interesting here.
Create a Bold and Dramatic Design with Terrazzo Tiles
Instead of traditional white walls, this homeowner opted for various shades of black, white, and gray. The stunning white and black terrazzo installed throughout the shower complements the other features in the room, including the black trim on the glass shower’s matching door frame, the black sink, and the black fixtures and hardware.
Adding stylish gray glazed wall subway tile throughout the rest of the space makes for a really elegant and elevated terrazzo bathroom.
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Try Using Terrazzo to Create Shelves
There are plenty of white square tiles to be found in this mostly minimalist neutral bathroom, but the designer also proved that you don’t have to use just white surfaces by adding slabs of terrazzo as shelving.
Doing this brings in some more texture and visual interest along with everyday functionality. You don’t have to use just neutral light colors here. Instead, try going even bolder with blue terrazzo, purple terrazzo, or other forms of colorful terrazzo to make your space stand out.
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Add in Metallic Features to Make Terrazzo Pop
The neutral terrazzo in this minimalist bathroom looks stylish and sleek. However, the homeowner installed bright gold fixtures that gleam brightly against the otherwise beige walls and floor.
Rather than installing just a single floating timber vanity, they also added the terrazzo to the entire sink, except one singular drawer. The results in a decidedly simple yet chic contemporary bathroom that exudes a feeling of luxury without being too overdone.
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Incorporate Terrazzo in Several Places
This gray and white airy bathroom features a large size with a sleek and modern black soaker tub. An array of gold hardware adds to the bathroom’s elegant aesthetic. Terrazzo tiles in white and gray cover the floors, while the same gray and white terrazzo tiles are incorporated into the floating vanity’s sinks.
This unique gray and white terrazzo sink carries the design from the vanity area to the floors, while the rest of the vanity matches the white walls for an excellent example of pure contemporary bathroom design.
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Use Terrazzo Tiles for the Sink and Backsplash
Wide planks of white wooden shiplap line the walls of this bathroom, giving it a splash of rustic appeal. The grey terrazzo with tiny flecks of white brings everything together beautifully, and it’s added to the walls as a simple backsplash as well as on the sinks.
This beautiful bathroom showcases the use of terrazzo tiles in a way that’s stylish without being too cold or modern. You don’t need to install this material everywhere to enjoy the beauty of a terrazzo bathroom.
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Be Creative with Green Tiles Made of Terrazzo
This smaller bathroom doubles as a laundry room, so every inch of space counts. The homeowner opted for classic white subway tile throughout, while the dark green terrazzo flooring adds the perfect amount of drama.
Since this bathroom doesn’t have much natural light, they opted to install a wall mirror with LED for more lighting. Although the space is small, it proves you can still enjoy the beauty of terrazzo flooring in any bathroom. If you’re not a fan of green, try a more neutral hue like rust-colored terrazzo.
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Incorporate Bold Terrazzo for an Ultra-Modern Bathing Space
This bold warm-colored bathroom is chock-full of modern elements from the unique light fixtures to the fluted, textured walls. An oval tub and matching white sink punctuated with matte black hardware echo the modern design.
Terrazzo tiles were added about halfway up the wall behind the sink, toilet, and white sculptural bathtub, while the upper section has textured walls, giving this ultra-modern terrazzo bathroom a bold, dramatic vibe. A rust vanity would also look incredible in this space.
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Grey and white terrazzo flooring in a modern white bathroom
This modern white bathroom has a rather minimal aesthetic, with a white vanity, simple white wall tiles, chrome fixtures, and an LED ring around the modern oval mirror. The grey and white terrazzo tiles on the floor add a subtle yet playful effect to the space.
Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Mariah Salander for Stadshem
