Big, bright, and beautiful are duly accented by this charcoal stone-look floor laid in a running bond pattern. And yes, we can envision running through this kitchen (or maybe riding a big wheel), but being stopped by its brilliance. Notice how the natural textures and subtle colors of the room have beautifully amplified the view,…
Grab a drink and mosey up to the bar! Don’t worry about scratches as you pull up a barstool. These stone-look ceramic tile planks resist ages of heavy wear, scratches, and scuffs! The herringbone pattern of the floor is subtly reminiscent of some C-level’s suit, but don’t worry, boss — it’s stylish without being pretentious.…
Breaking up isn’t so hard to do — simply add a contrasting size and/or color from the many ceramic tile options and you’ve broken up a monochromatic decor, yet retained all the advantages of ceramic tile. Besides, the strength of ceramic tile coupled with resistance to water and mold/mildew means your relationship will last for…
This stylish bathroom builds upon the regal quality of creamy stone-look ceramic tile flooring to complete a cohesive vision. A selection of tile sizes and shapes allows the flooring color and texture to be repeated in the backsplash mosaic and also as a feature stripe and flooring in the shower — a charming use of…
Stone herringbone just makes you want to rhyme every word. You will definitely be in rhythm with your surroundings using this neutral, sophisticated look that says, “Hey, I’m contemporary AND comfortable. Let’s order in a pizza.” Stone-look ceramic tile is the ideal flooring for every room in your home. Water, flame, stain, and scratch resistance…
When it’s carved in stone that you will have a beautiful bathroom, surround yourself with this beautiful silver-streaked stone-look ceramic tile. The darker texture leads you to the spacious shower, which uses lighter mosaic tile flooring running at a perpendicular angle to take advantage of every square inch of luxury. It’s your new twist on…
Perpendicular modern angles are accented by the ivory stone-look ceramic tiles running at an angle through this open floor plan. Surprise! An angled architectural element echoes the angles created in the floor. The look is clean and uncluttered, with subtle texture and movement that adds interest, as well as the durability and easy maintenance of…
These stone-look mosaic subway tiles are a classic bet that’s on-trend and on-functionality for a backsplash or wall feature. A neutral look with subtle movement that’s reminiscent of that spa you went to in Italy, right? Okay, maybe you haven’t been to Italy, but don’t these tiles make you want to create a sensual, elegant…
This kitchen is ready to handle whatever you have on the menu, from breakfast at the bar to dinner with the neighbors. The multicolored wood-look ceramic tile floors and natural stone-look backsplash pair perfectly for a beautiful room that blends effortlessly into an open floor plan … and is also effortless to clean. Ceramic tile…
You “wooden” know it, but this shower will stand up to all the water you throw at it. With the wood-look parquet tile walls and flooring, you might feel like you’re taking a shower in a well-appointed cabin. Ceramic tile is the best choice for bathrooms with its resistance to water, mildew, mold, and bacteria.…
When you need a kitchen floor to back you up and stand up to constant use, ceramic tile is it. This kitchen is the picture of nostalgic style combined with modern technology. Rustic cutting boards, a wooden table and bench, and wood-look flooring evoke memories of a simpler time; yet the fact that the flooring…
Cafe culture has never been so inviting. Order a warm beverage and choose your seat — with multicolored wood-look ceramic tile covering the floor and walls, every seat is the best in the house. In fact, you may want to stay long after you’ve finished your latte, ’cause this place just has a good feeling…
Herringbone has its place in the most stylish business attire, and now this no-nonsense kitchen has the same get-it-done vibe. This wood-look herringbone pattern flooring widens the angles of the room, which visually amplifies the space, creating a sense of movement. You can tell that this kitchen has high standards, and ceramic tile’s durability and…
Wood-look ceramic tile is a new flooring favorite, with water-, scratch, and stain-resistance that will stand up to all your family dinners. These white-washed wood-look ceramic tiles create the perfect platform for eclectic furnishings and a space where the family comes together.
Ceramic tile’s waterproof installation methods make the natural look of wood the latest trend in bathroom design. And from the looks of it, no bathroom pulls it off better than this one. Large rectangular gray wood-look tile creates simple lines and a clean-slate design on the wall, which contrasts well with the intricacies of the…
The texture on this wood-look ceramic tile floor is like you’ve only seen — or felt — before on specially milled hardwood floors. New advances in ceramic tile manufacturing allow wood textures and tones to be baked right into the tile. The advantages of ceramic tile’s water, scratch, and stain resistance mean you can use…
Even the most classic of designs have room for creativity. Laying this flooring at a 45-degree angle gives movement to a traditional floor pattern. But there’s something else that’s different about this flooring — it’s not wood, but ceramic tile. These floors enjoy all of the benefits of ceramic tile, including water, scratch, and stain…
Every kitchen deserves a look that’s eye-catching, but decor in a kitchen must also be functional. This backsplash rises to the occasion with blue-toned mosaic tiles in a hexagon design that pops right off the walls. Its allure may be slightly distracting while you’re cooking dinner, but no worries — ceramic tile’s waterproof installation methods…
Wood-look ceramic tile options are as numerous and distinct as the trees they’re designed after, and this bedroom uses multiple aspects to achieve a one-of-a-kind look. The flooring’s parquet tile pattern features large-format squares with wood textures and tones baked right into the tile — something you certainly don’t see every day, unless you call…
Industrial chic meets nature in this open living room. Metal accents are softened by cozy white couches and a wall of plants. Ceramic tile flooring, with an urban-concrete vibe, ties it all together with modern style in tones of rust and yellow.
