Star Tile Powder Room in Los Angeles

How This Powder Room Turned Out

This Los Angeles powder room mixes soft color with pattern. A star-pattern gray-and-white tile covers the floor, and the walls are painted a pale aqua. A light wood Shaker vanity with long brass pulls carries a white top and a matte black faucet, under a rounded black mirror and a brass sconce. A one-piece toilet completes the room.

Why a Patterned Floor Is a Smart Move

In a powder room, the floor is the biggest surface you see as you walk in, so it is a great place for pattern. The star tile adds energy, while the pale aqua walls and light wood keep the room soft. Mixing metals works here too: brass pulls and a brass sconce bring warmth, and the black faucet and mirror frame add crisp contrast. A patterned floor is also an easy way to make a small room memorable. Our bathroom remodelers can help you pick one.

How We Run Your Powder Room Remodel

A powder room remodel in Los Angeles starts with a free consultation, where we look at the space and talk about style and budget. Then we take care of design, any permits, and the build. With a bold geometric floor like this one, we lay the tile out from the center of the room so the stars line up at the doorway and the cuts land neatly along the walls and around the toilet.

More of Our Powder Room and Bath Work

For more Los Angeles bathrooms, see this beautiful bathroom remodel in Los Angeles and our modern bathroom remodel in Los Angeles.

Powder Room Remodel in Los Angeles: Common Questions

How much does a powder room remodel cost in Los Angeles?

A powder room usually costs less than a full bath, since there is no tub or shower. Vanity, tile, and lighting choices drive the price. See our bathroom remodeling in LA article for more on budgets.

Are patterned floor tiles hard to install?

They take more planning than plain tile, because the pattern has to line up. We lay it out before setting anything so it looks right from the door.

Can I mix brass and black fixtures?

Yes. Mixing two finishes, as this room does, looks intentional when each one repeats at least once. Here brass shows up on the pulls and sconce, and black on the faucet and mirror.

Do I need a permit for a powder room remodel?

Often yes, if plumbing or electrical work changes. We handle the drawings, submittals, and inspections when they are needed.

How long does a powder room remodel take?

Usually a few weeks of work after demo, plus time for design, ordering, and permits. We give you realistic dates up front.

How do I pick the right contractor for a small job?

Choose a licensed, insured team that is happy to take on smaller rooms and can show you finished work. Our guide to the best general contractors in Los Angeles covers what to ask.