Combining a color and material that will never go out of style, blue tile is an excellent choice for any space. Blue is quickly emerging as a popular “neutral” tile color, and also comes in numerous shades to pair with any decor. Choose pale blue tile for a vintage vibe, royal blue tile for a stately feel, blue-green tile for an under-the-sea essence—the options are limitless!
Most recently, we’ve seen classic blue take off as Pantone’s 2020 color of the year. Blue and white tile is also an emerging trend that brings the classic look of Delft tile to 21st-century design.
Use your blue tile for a backsplash, shower, flooring, and more — you can’t go wrong with this favorite. Explore the photos below and then our Pinterest board for inspirational tile in light blue, dark blue, and everything in between.
Midcentury shapes with a more modern hue grace this wall. Pale lilac seems to whisper from the wall. Don’t let the delicate appearance fool you, though, because ceramic tile is durable and has long-lasting color that won’t fade in the sunlight. Fire-hardened tile is also scratch-resistant, so the ever-so-soft color of these tiles will stay…
Bright yellow infuses this room with a happy energy that is stimulating to conversations around the dining table. The wall of painted ceramic tile provides a feast for the eyes, and seems to tell a story with Mediterranean flair and unique style. Ceramic tile is a versatile design material, with applications for floors, countertops, backsplashes,…
With a nod to Delft china, these ceramic tiles are a delight in white and cobalt blue. With its cousin, smalt, cobalt blue has been adding the signature, deep blue color to artwork for centuries. Ceramic tile has a heritage that spans history and the globe because it is durable and beautiful, and provides a…
Efficiency floods this room with its bold red accents and clean white tables. Ceramic tile stone-look floors really get down to business too, with orderly lines in shades of slate blue. Nothing says let’s get down to work quite like ceramic tile’s low maintenance and long-lasting good looks.
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…
