At the end of last year I shared five funky flower power tiles to suit some seriously seventies styling and now that Flower Pop is definitely trending, here’s some interior inspo (and, as always, I’ve done my best to find the tiles to match).
1) Sunshine Daisy
The tiles of this joyful retro bathroom in Joshua Tree were custom made for the project and I’ve not been able to find them anywhere BUT if you’re quick there are some incredibly similar Mexican Talavera tiles available from Ebay from Mexican Tiles Copper Ceramic Sinks. Otherwise you can get the look with Sunflower Blue from Terrazzo Tiles or Talavera Daisy from Clay Imports.
2) Passion Flower
Big, bold, and beautiful, the bathroom is rich with flower power and striking colour. Get the look with Passion Flower by Jeff Shelton for Villa Lagoon Tile, Jardin 1 from Sabine Hill, or Flower Garden from Jatana Interiors.
3) Flowers in a row
Tradition meets retro fun with this flowery floor. Get the look with Enchanted from Lili Cement Tile, Bordeaux 04 from Encaustic Tile Designs, or Odysseas 393 from Tsourlakis Tiles.
4) Rich Marigold
I believe the tiles in this bathroom are from the 70s so finding an exact match proved difficult. But you can still get a similar look with Mexican Talavera Tiles Margarita from Casa Castillo, Fiore 844E from Granada Tile, or Aureola from Mosaic House.
5) Cornflower
This delightfully dramatic feature floor brings a burst of baby blue and a few neutrals for a fabulous, floral design. Get the look with Riordan Encaustic Square Pattern from The Tile Shop, Dandy from Grow House Grow, or Blue Marseille from Jatana Interiors.
More from the series
A new post by Hanna Simpson, Diary of a Tile Addict, March 2024.