If you mean the mats they use? If so, I would worry about water getting underneath them and causing mold and rot. If your bathroom floor is cement like the garage, I guess you could. But again, I would worry about mold. Linoleum is easy to put down in a bathroom and would not be cost prohibitive. Also, if down correctly, no water will get under it. Easy to maintain. Found this how to from Lowes for you: https://www.lowes.com/projects/bed-and-bath/Install-Sheet-Vinyl-Flooring/project
Hi, I'll be renting an apartment in a few weeks that has pink tile around a small area of the wall as you can see in the pics. I was thinking of using contact paper ...
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If you mean the mats they use? If so, I would worry about water getting underneath them and causing mold and rot. If your bathroom floor is cement like the garage, I guess you could. But again, I would worry about mold. Linoleum is easy to put down in a bathroom and would not be cost prohibitive. Also, if down correctly, no water will get under it. Easy to maintain. Found this how to from Lowes for you: https://www.lowes.com/projects/bed-and-bath/Install-Sheet-Vinyl-Flooring/project
Or are you talking about epoxy floor paint? there are many finishes from granite, metallic, flake, etc.... videos on DIY... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+epoxy+paint+bathroom+floor
Rustoleum, Homes, Transitions, and Gianni make kits for plain and granite finishes sold at Lowes, Home Depot and some hardware stores.