Have an open-concept home? Transitioning from one tile look to another can help you delineate specific areas while still maintaining an open floorplan. This flooring incorporates a “rug” accent of patterned tile that ties together all the kitchen elements: appliances, cabinetry, countertops, wall color, and backsplash.
Create an industrial chic look in your home or restaurant (or office space) with ceramic tile that pairs the look of cement with the superior functionality of tile. The easy cleaning of ceramic tile is welcomed in any space, but especially spaces that are shared.
Want a cement look for your patio but worried about damage from water, fading, or freeze-thaw cycles? Ceramic tile can provide the exact look you’re imagining without any of these concerns. Plus, you have the vast options of ceramic tile’s colors and patterns to choose from for your ultimate outdoor space.
This dark stone-look ceramic tile has us dreaming of stormy nights and hearing thunder. Bring on the drama and cozy up next to the fireplace with a good book. Ceramic tile can also be used to surround fireplaces because it is flame-resistant and does not burn, melt, smoke, or give off toxic fumes when exposed…
Gray stone-look tile flooring with swirly (dreamy) veining makes for the perfect classy-but-casual living room vibe.
Who says bathrooms have to be utilitarian? Onyx-look gauged porcelain tile transforms this master bath into a paradise.
Create a one-of-a-kind master bathroom with XXL gauged porcelain tile in an onyx look.
This ceramic wall tile creates the illusion of glass tile for a a beautiful feature wall in this outdoor patio.
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?
Hardwood in the bathroom? Don’t worry, this isn’t actually hardwood, but wood-look ceramic tile. When installed using proper methods, ceramic tile is completely water-resistant, which means that you can bring the classiness of hardwood into splash-prone places. And, with ceramic tile’s scratch and stain resistance, this industrial ceramic look flooring will remain perfectly distressed for years to come.
Ceramic tile can be art, and nothing proves this better than a tile feature wall. The large-format herringbone tiles in a distressed creamy hue make other decor unnecessary in this minimalistic space. The oxidized metal-look floor ceramic tiles are beauties as well, and contrast well with the light-colored furniture. Just a couple intentional tile choices…
Water-resistant, scratch-resistant, and durable — ceramic tile makes the perfect flooring for rooftop gardens.
This quarry tile looks right at home with this home’s view.
Classic beige stone-look tile for this terrace flooring lets the gorgeous view do most of the talking.
Did you know that you can custom-design ceramic tile? That’s right, any design is possible — including this tile printed with images from pop culture!
Gray floral wall tile and white marble-look tile flooring combine to create a regal vibe in this bathroom.
The unique graphic pattern on this kitchen backsplash has us dazed — in the best way possible!
A slightly faded, repetitive pattern with just a touch of color sets the tone in this charming, bright bathroom.
This blue floral tile pattern will continue looking its best for many years thanks to ceramic tile’s durability.
