Earth tones are rising from the ash of blah-blah grays to showcase shades in warm, comforting tile styles. Creams and beige tones also provide a stylish alternative to stark whites in farmhouse decor and minimalist palettes.
Transitional spaces (those that marry decor features) benefit from the easy tones of beiges and browns that find common ground in all decor styles. Some design perspectives suggest that earth tones help “ground” a space to create a soothing environment. Ceramic tile options with freeze-thaw resistance mean you can use your tile of choice outside as well as inside. Of course, earth tones used in outdoor living areas coordinate well with Mother Nature and because ceramic tile is made of naturally occurring materials, you are not introducing artificial materials or toxins into the earth.
Discover earth tone examples below and also on our Pinterest board that you can incorporate into your next project.
This vantage point looking down on an exquisite bar gives new meaning to the phrase, “watering hole.” Yet, there seems to be a nod to water with this wood effect ceramic tile in earthy shades accented by blonder panels and weathered grey-blue. Ceramic tile is more durable than traditional wood flooring and won’t dent or…
Warm earth tones glow with the natural light that streams through the floor-to-ceiling window for a heavenly feeling. Rather than closing off the tub room, the designer chose to use a partial wall, and the result is an energy-efficient space that maximizes the sunlight. The ultimate in efficiency, ceramic tile covers almost all the surfaces…
This wood-look ceramic tile flooring lends a grounded feeling to a loft apartment. Ceramic tile is the ideal choice for flooring, with a long-lasting, durable surface that is fire-hardened and resistant to water, scratches, and fading. With down-to-earth features and an almost endless variety of design options, ceramic tile just makes sense.
