70s tile floor

In the '70s, modern versions of linoleum made with vinyl were the must-have floors in kitchens, family rooms, and even bathrooms. Take a look back - or look down - here!

Zia Tile on Instagram: "Mid mod + matte + made by 🖐 Our Pomelo cement tiles in terra cotta + white add a playful patterned punch to this floor by @greenroom_db 🥊💥"

I was on the fence on whether or not to install a penny tile floor in our bathroom, but after reading this post, I know I want to do it!

Time to check up on readers and their projects. Over at Adventures in Retro Renovating, Lilynumph and her husband threw out the wall-to-wall carpet and refinished the beautiful wood floors underneath. They also retiled their entrance way, and added a midcentury door with six triangular inserts (go look). Read on for readers hard at work on…

natural terracotta floor welcomes guests in this 70's airy scottsdale home. for natural terracotta options, check out our antique terracotta tiles at cletile.com #entryway #floor #tiles #terracotta

We’ve written about Merola Tile’s great ceramic and porcelain tile offerings for vintage and midcentury bathrooms in the past. Today, more exciting news — Merola Tile has branched out into styles, colors and glaze effects that reflect the groove-tastic late 60s and 1970s. Flower power, vivid square mosaics, arabesque and several other fantastic patterns have joined the…

I'm pretty sure this was our pattern of linoleum on the kitchen floor.