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.
Striking the perfect balance between a playful hex pattern and a sophisticated neutral, this backsplash makes an understated statement of style sophistication.
The little black hex—appropriate for just about any decor! This black glass hexagon tile makes a rock star appearance as this feature wall.
The silver lining in this space is the floor-to-ceiling hexagon tile in a textured silver design that’s both elegant and casual at the same time. Fido approved, too.
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.
Love the look of brick fireplace surrounds? Brick-look small subway ceramic tile provides the added benefit of low maintenance and flame resistance.
Get the look of brick in any color you want with ceramic tile, whether the classic red brick or this contemporary charcoal small subway tile in a brick pattern . . . or something completely different. Ceramic tile offers you a huge variety to choose from.
Quarry tile in a matte black showcases glossy red mosaic tile, as well as contrasting the variation of square shapes.
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.
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.
Two winning ingredients for an eye-catching ceramic tile kitchen backsplash: a deep blue tone in a herringbone pattern. Of course, a ceramic tile backsplash is more that good looks, you also get, stain-, water-, and flame-resistance!
Why choose just one ceramic tile design for your space when you could have two? The patterned tile with intersecting circles delineates the seating area, while a coordinating gray-brown tile is used for the rest of the space. This attention to design elevates the decor of this cafe from ordinary to EXTRAordinary.
Art Deco style is back with designs like this zigzag mini hexagon tile mosaic in lovely blues, golds, silvers, and pearly whites.
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.
A curbless shower is a great opportunity to show off a beautiful ceramic tile design such as this beige stone-look tile that is used throughout the bathroom in coordinating shapes.
A classic look paired with a modern floor type: Wood-look ceramic tile flooring combines the best of wood’s aesthetics with the functional and low-maintenance benefits of ceramic tile.
Worried about this gorgeous wood flooring getting ruined outdoors? We aren’t — wood-look ceramic tile’s water resistance holds up in any space inside or outside your home.
Flooring so beautiful you’ll want to admire it up close — modern technology allows wood-look ceramic tile flooring to be designed with any colors and graining you want.
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!
