2025 is shaping up to be a year marked by audacity and originality in interior design. Among the leading trends, geometric shapes continue to seduce, adding singularity and modernity to our spaces.

2025 is shaping up to be a year marked by audacity and originality in interior design. Among the leading trends, geometric shapes continue to seduce, adding singularity and modernity to our spaces.

Here are five varied models and their distinctive effects, presented by Déco Surfaces.

1. Nova Mosaïque ESA

Nova Mosaïque ESA

The Nova Mosaïque ESA, made in Italy, stands out for its elegance and robustness. Made of glazed porcelain, it is suitable for both walls and floors, ensuring harmonious continuity throughout the bathroom. Its subtle finish adds a touch of refinement, ideal for modern spaces.

2. Mosaïque ENA

Mosaïque ENA

The Mosaïque ENA, available in black/gray, white/gray, or white/gold, is perfect for playing with contrasts. Its matte finish and marbled effect bring a contemporary dimension to the bathroom. Used on a wall or floor, it creates a striking visual effect, while its colors offer multiple combination possibilities.

3. Mosaïque Hex Émaillée

Mosaïque Hex Émaillée

The Mosaïque Hex Émaillée is a small-format hexagonal ceramic offering great versatility. The gray marbled veining adds character, while its satin finish softly reflects light. It integrates well on both walls and floors.

4. Lazzaro Lustré

Lazzaro Lustré

The Lazzaro Lustré, with its shimmering effect reminiscent of polished concrete, is ideal for creating a modern and refined space. This porcelain model also stands out for its large format, measuring 10”x11”, perfect for quickly covering a surface.

5. Mosaïque Hex Étirée

Mosaïque Hex Étirée

The Mosaïque Hex Étirée revisits the classic hexagon shape by making it more slender. With its marbled style, it stands out as a modern and bold choice. Perfect for an accent wall, it catches the eye and instantly elevates the style of your bathroom.

Practical tips to keep in mind!

  • Account for loss: when purchasing ceramic, always plan for between 4% and 8% loss to cover cuts and adjustments.
  • Porcelain vs. ceramic: remember that porcelain is denser and more durable than traditional ceramic, ideal for high-humidity areas like bathrooms.

To discover even more trendy ceramic models and find the one that will perfectly harmonize with your bathroom, explore the Déco Surfaces catalog.