To achieve this, you'll need 2-inch-by-2-inch square tiles, so this won't exactly be rocket science (no, it'll be pi! Yuk yuk). Basically, get tiles in two colors so that you can create a contrast or checkerboard design, then begin to arrange them as though they were pixels or Tetris squares or digits of pi to create a design.
It's worth reading the entire tutorial because it contains many helpful hints concerning things like tile spacers and electrical outlets, as well as for its many instructional photos. The tutorial points out that another good idea is to design the tiles in a music equalizer pattern; but there are dozens more great (and geeky) possibilities. What better way to pay tribute to the ways that math influences our lives?
[CelebrationGeneration via ThinkGeek on Facebook]
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