Come on in—I’m taking you right into my renovated front entrance way, because the new tile floor is basically screaming “quilter lives here.” The minute I saw those light, graphic shapes, I couldn’t unsee a quilt pattern, so I pulled fabrics from my stash and built a small table topper to tie the house decor back to the floor. I walk you through my fabric picks (creamy beige background, gray, black, and a warmer yellow-beige) and how I’m not chasing a perfect-perfect match—just that obvious connection when you see the topper on the table or kitchen island. The project finishes at 22.5" x 22.5" and the center medallion is made from simple half-square triangles. I cut 4" squares, sew a 1/4" on both sides of a drawn line, slice, press seams open, and square to 3.5". Then I lay out a pinwheel-style center, fill the corners with 3.5" squares, and add borders to make it “float” before finishing with additional borders. Real talk: my Juki went to the shop, so I battled my older machine and those “really wide quarter-inch seams,” measured as I went, and still ended up with a topper I’m genuinely happy with. Tile floors are endless inspiration—and yes, I have a whole folder of them.