Wood-Look Tile Pool Surround
With water, slip, and fade resistance, this wood-look ceramic tile in gorgeous gold tones works just as well poolside as it does inside your home. In fact, why not use it for both?
Beige Tile Design Ideas
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.
Tile Flooring With an Art Nouveau Pattern
Want to make a style statement in your kitchen? An Art Nouveau pattern is sure to turn eyes, and ceramic tile’s scratch, stain, and water resistance will ensure that it continues looking great for decades.
Light Wood-Look Tile Flooring and Wall
They say that nature inspires simplicity, and this bedroom is proof. A single light wood-look tile for both the flooring and walls paired with minimal furniture in a neutral palette lets the scenery outside steal the show.
Soothing Stone-Look Tile Flooring
Promote focus in your office with a soothing stone-look ceramic tile design—that also keeps you from having to do overtime with easy cleaning and stain and bacteria resistance.
Light Wood-Look Tile Bedroom Flooring and Wall
Bring nature indoors with pine-look ceramic tile. Using the same material for both the flooring and walls creates a minimalistic backdrop against which the furniture’s rich colors and textures pop.
Minimalistic Cream Plank Tile
This contemporary living room pairs ceramic tile planks in muted cream and brown shades with minimalist furniture and decorations. Note the offset flooring pattern yet the stacked wall pattern for a slight design modification.
Floor-to-Ceiling Gray Stone-Look Tile
Fireplace or feature wall? This living room combines both in a spectacular gray stone-look ceramic tile design that extends to the flooring and creates a truly one-of-a-kind look for the entire room.
Wood-Look Tile Overlaid With an Antique Design
Wood-look tile overlaid with an antique design of text and symbols — anything is possible with modern ceramic tile manufacturing! You won’t see a floor such as this just anywhere. The huge options of ceramic tile designs gives you the ability to express your own style.
Rustic Wood-Look Tile Flooring
Rugged, retro bathrooms need maps, chests, lanterns, nautical decor, and — of course — this wood-look ceramic tile in bourbon-esque shades. Aye, aye, matey! And, of course, ceramic tile is the durable material you want for smooth-sailing maintenance.
Light Wood-Look Tile Bedroom Flooring
Opting for a pastel color scheme? This light wood-look ceramic tile pairs perfectly with textiles and accessories in light blues, pinks, and yellows — and with polka dots.
Slate-Look Tile in Honey and Caramel Shades
Slate-look tile in honey and caramel shades is the main design attraction in this upscale restaurant. Don’t worry about damage from careless customers — ceramic tile is resistant to water, stains, and scratches.
Honey-Toned Slate-Look Tile
Hotel lobbies require a flooring material that can stand up to busy foot traffic. Ceramic tile like this gorgeous slate-look design is resistant to scratches, stains, and wear and tear from visitors to keep its good looks for decades. The extended life of a ceramic tile floor also means less repair and replacement than many…
Onyx-Look Gauged Porcelain Tile Bathroom
Who says bathrooms have to be utilitarian? Onyx-look gauged porcelain tile transforms this master bath into a paradise.
Honey Stone-Look Gauged Porcelain Tile
Honey-toned stone-look gauged porcelain tile in a glossy finish makes this lobby ultra dreamy.
Marble-Look Gauged Porcelain Tile
With ceramic tile, you can create a marble look in spaces with heavy foot traffic (such as a library) without fear of wear and tear.
Slightly Distressed Beige Ceramic Tile Floor
Sometimes many design elements come together to create a perfectly cohesive room, and this is one of those instances. Here, the uniting element is the gorgeous ceramic tile floor. The beige color is the perfect backdrop for both the blues and the browns in the space, and the continuous rectangular pattern across the large floorspace suits the room’s minimalistic use of clean lines. The slight variation of the tiles offsets the restaurant’s pristineness in just the right amount.
Oversized Herringbone Tile Wall
Ceramic tile can be art, and nothing proves this better than a tile feature wall. The large-format herringbone tiles in a distressed creamy hue make other decor unnecessary in this minimalistic space. The oxidized metal-look floor ceramic tiles are beauties as well, and contrast well with the light-colored furniture. Just a couple intentional tile choices…
Tile for a Resort Terrace
For public areas that are sure to see high foot traffic, there’s no better choice than durable ceramic tile.
Quarry Tile Terrace
This quarry tile looks right at home with this home’s view.
Beige Stone-Look Tile Terrace
Classic beige stone-look tile for this terrace flooring lets the gorgeous view do most of the talking.