Purple Glass Tile Feature Wall
Make a statement with a tile feature wall, such as this glass tile that matches the bathroom’s paint colors — or does the paint match the tile?
Your Tile Inspiration & Education Companion
Whether you use floral tile or a geometric tile with multiple colors or you combine colors of tile to achieve a multicolor installation, ceramic tile offers you the versatility of size, shape, and style to choose the design that uniquely expresses your vision.
Mediterranean influences find their way into many multicolored tiles, including “Spanish-modern,” boho, farmhouse, and hygge decor trends. Also look for these styles to add whimsy to designs for children, sophistication to outdoor areas, and impact to areas both large and small. (Want to try a multicolored tile you think is daring? Explore the fun in a half-bath or laundry room!)
Backsplash and feature walls benefit from the creative flair a multicolored tile can bring to a space. See our examples below and many more on our Pinterest board.
Make a statement with a tile feature wall, such as this glass tile that matches the bathroom’s paint colors — or does the paint match the tile?
This kitchen backsplash adds a slight twist to classic white subway tile by alternating white with light blue and greige shades for a one-of-a-kind installation. You can also mix color tiles randomly for an even more unique look.
Cool shades such the blue and greige tones in this backsplash inspire peace and tranquility for a calming, yet stylish kitchen that also has a spotlessly clean look.
They say opposites attract, and that’s certainly the case in this room. Peachy chevron wood-look tile leads up to dark and highly polished three-dimensional wall tile.
This living room offers a modern take on the diamond tile rug with a unique diamond tile pattern.
We love a good tile pattern, and this one is no exception. Arabesque shapes in greige tones make for a flooring design that brings interest into spaces that may have limited decor.
Plaid never goes out of style, as this living room flooring clearly proves. Using neutral tones keeps the pattern from becoming too busy, while printing the pattern diagonally across the tiles adds visual interest. Additionally, because color is baked into ceramic tile, you needn’t worry about this sunny location fading the tile over time.
Diamonds are our best friend, and this gray and white diamond ceramic tile pattern especially strikes our fancy. A tile “rug” like this is a great way to add visual interest to your living space without the maintenance and hygiene concerns that actual carpets bring.
This stunning small subway tile mosaic design incorporates an iridescent finish and offset rows of white tiles for a one-of-a-kind installation.
As with an exquisite chandelier, these pearl and silver elongated mosaic hexagon tiles drip down the wall in an Art Deco-esque zigzag pattern. The pattern creates a wallpaper look but with the bonus of durability and easy cleaning you get with tile.
What’s more eye-catching, the cupcakes or the multicolored mosaic tile backsplash in a brickwork pattern? The random color combination creates delicious interest for a one-of-a-kind look!
Various polygon shapes combine in white and silver hues to create a a unique mosaic tile full-wall backsplash design.
Hexagons, anyone? Shades of white and blue combine to create this playful mosaic tile flooring.
The textured, multicolored, and polished look of this mosaic tile feature wall reminds us of stones in a bubbling brook.
These three-dimensional mosaic tiles resemble waves with their upward and downward slopes.
A modern take on the classic subway tile design, this three-dimensional mosaic tile backsplash reflects the red of the cabinets and creates a statement look.
They say opposites attract, and this kitchen proves that’s true with classic white marble-look counter and ceramic wall tile contrasted with a bold red 3D tile range backsplash.
Ceramic tile is flame-resistant, making it the perfect choice for kitchen counters and fireplace surrounds — both on display in this impressive kitchen space.
Fish scales, mermaid, or scalloped tile — whatever you call it, this variegated navy blue tile feature wall sure lives up to its name(s). The playful scalloped shape provides the ideal framework for a coastal view or beach decor.
Complimentary sizes of marble-look ceramic tile are on display in this bathroom, including large rectangle tiles in a running bond pattern in the shower and a mosaic octagon and dot tile design on the floor.