Penny round, hex, or square, mosaic tile lends itself to utilitarian floors that are showpieces of pattern.

Today’s Arts & Crafts Revival has brought us bathrooms that are “sanitary white” and also bathrooms with more warmth and decoration. Bath styles from the first third of the 20th century vary considerably: think of transitional Victorian built-ins, then white tile, and finally the intensely colored fixtures of the Art Deco period. So much choice!

Cabinets, fixtures, and tile for modern interpretation: A look at revival design approaches.

Traditional Arts & Crafts elements—wood, tile, classic fixtures—are the basis for rooms that meet modern expectations.

An old-fashioned bath is still the favored style, even in new construction. Here are two examples of existing bathrooms from the Arts & Crafts era.

Bungalow bathrooms before 1920 were of the “sanitary white” persuasion. Not so the bathrooms built after the mid-1920s!