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.
Combine dark and light stone-look ceramic tile in different sizes and shapes to create an interesting flooring design. While this pattern may look playful or random, the bigger picture shows order, as well as an intention to provide movement from one area to the next in this public space.
Linen is one of the oldest textiles in the world and has been used historically for its strength and fresh feel, as well as for having a unique texture and aesthetic. Manufacturers are bringing you these benefits in a new and exciting way: ceramic tile with a linen texture. Rectangular tiles visually widen this wall,…
Now this is what we call a master bath, equipped with a curbless shower, a wraparound floating gauged porcelain tile counter, a unique backsplash design, and ceramic tile throughout in coordinating styles and shapes.
This bathroom backsplash features ceramic tile patterns for you to admire while you wash up. Arrange these designs randomly or in a specific order to take advantage of the ability to express your personal style with ceramic tile.
This grayscale polygon ceramic tile pathway is giving the red carpet a monochromatic run for its money.
White marble-look ceramic tiles create a bright and energizing shower design that might just make you want to linger for a few minutes more.
This bathroom flooring takes the luxury level up a notch from the classic black and white checkered pattern to the opulent white and black marble-look ceramic tile.
Terrazzo-look ceramic tile is becoming an increasingly popular choice for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Here, it adds a gravel-like design to this patio area and provides all the durability and easy maintenance of ceramic tile.
This space features textured ceramic tile in a herringbone pattern that stands out with a memorable style statement and stands up to just about anything.
For a modern interpretation of the classic black and white checkerboard flooring, swap black for gray and add a textured look to ceramic tile.
These multicolored textured ceramic tiles in a herringbone pattern provide all of the visual interest of carpet (and more), but none of carpet’s allergenicity concerns.
Now, this is what we call a feature wall — irregular hexagon ceramic tiles in grayscale hues with sporadic groupings. A ceramic tile design this interesting is an architectural feature and custom artwork.
This space matches its flooring to its delftware-inspired pottery with blue and white checkered ceramic tile and neutral gray grout that virtually disappears.
This nook and bar front has a unique look thanks to the end-cut wood grain of these square tiles set in a diamond pattern. The design of the ceramic tiles washed with luscious red is offset by a zig-zag installation of cream in the same tile style.
Blue and green mosaic ceramic tiles showcasing end-cut wood grain create a stunning tiled counter front in this cafe.
Can’t decide between gray tile and beige ceramic tile? Follow this boutique’s example and use both, alternating colors with each row of tile.
Oversized in rich colors and highly polished, these wood-look ceramic tiles elevate this boutique to the highest standard.
Wood-look gauged porcelain tile panels and slabs create a design so beautiful it rivals nature itself.
High-end boutiques call for high-end flooring, and this polished wood-look gauged porcelain tile fits the bill.
Gauged porcelain tile panels allow you to showcase gorgeous designs (such as this polished wood look) on massive surfaces.
