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High-end retail calls for high-end materials — such as this ceramic tile in matte black and concrete-look gray. Industrial chic at its finest! Easy maintenance means that the style appeal of this design will last for decades.
Black marble-look tile flooring with scarce white veining sets a dramatic mood in this living room (or any room). Darker colors create a backdrop that can beautifully highlight wood furniture and textiles of all colors.
Busy public places such as this see a lot of foot traffic, but you needn’t worry about scratches, scuffs, or dents with porcelain tile. This white and black marble-look tile will continue looking as good as it did on day one!
Combining traditional design elements such as brick and wood with oxidized metal-look ceramic tile flooring creates interesting visual contrast, making for a one-of-a-kind space at home anywhere.
Marble is everywhere, but you’ve probably never seen a ceramic tile black marble look like this before. In addition to the lightning bolts of white veining that shoot out across each tile, the material also features speckles of white that bring to mind the stars in the sky. A herringbone tile pattern ensures that the veining and other markings are scattered across the space, giving the floor a perfectly fragmented look.
The marble look is one of your many design options when choosing ceramic tile, but even then, you can choose between many different colors, veining characteristics, tile sizes and patterns, and more. This bathroom utilizes a cement gray marble look with stark but sparse white veining throughout the entire space. A standard square grid is seen throughout, with large tiles everywhere except for the shower floor. What does your dream marble-look tile look like?
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.
We spy three ceramic tile designs in this restroom—pearly textured tiles laid diagonally on one wall, a black tile grid on the other wall, and large dark marble-look tiles on the floor—all accented with rose gold fixtures and accessories for an elegant look, even in a public setting.
This space combines old and new with a unique Victorianesque black and white mosaic ceramic tile floor and a sleek black stacked subway ceramic tile feature wall.
These ceramic tile floors in a dolomite marble look create an impressive backdrop for any retail or restaurant space.
This cafe strikes a natural-chic vibe with oversized dolomite marble-look ceramic tiles and a dark marble-look ceramic tile counter.
Sleek matte gray ceramic tile with dark grout in an offset pattern creates a cobblestone look in this living space.
For an added touch of glamour, a gold decorative inset separates the white stone-look ceramic tile and the black marble-look ceramic wall tile.
White mosaic ceramic tile in a grid surrounds the bathtub, white chevron tile on the floor, and 3D dark marble-look tile on the wall join forces in this modern bathroom.
Let the sun shine in! Color is baked right into this dark gray wood-look ceramic tile and will not fade from the sun (as some other flooring materials can). This ceramic tile puts a spin on the traditional hardwood look, giving the living room a modern edge.
Handsome sophistication such as this restaurant calls for equally attractive flooring, and this dramatic, dark wood-look ceramic tile rises to the challenge.
Shopping malls require their flooring and its style to stand the test of time. With gorgeous options such as this stone-look ceramic tile and incredible durability, ceramic tile is the answer.
Pair a concrete look with oversized irregular hexagon ceramic tiles and you have the magic that is this living room floor.
This grayscale polygon ceramic tile pathway is giving the red carpet a monochromatic run for its money.
