You might think of tiles as being square or rectangle, but ceramic tile comes in a wide variety of shapes. Circle tile (or penny round tile), hexagon tile, triangle tile, trapezoid tile, and diamond tile are all popular tile shapes, and tile is also available in irregular shapes for a one-of-a-kind design.
Whichever tile shape you choose, the tile layout, color, pattern, and texture will all contribute to the look of your project. The same tile shape can look completely unique when paired with different design choices.
You have a lot of options to select from, and picking your tile shape is a great place to start. Explore our different tile shape examples below to get started, and then visit our Tile Shapes page and Pinterest board for more tile shape ideas.
Distressed Wood-Look Tile
This distressed wood-look tile makes for an attention-grabbing living room feature wall.
White Wood-Look Tile
White wood-look tile flooring in a worn and distressed look creates a beach house vibe.
Quarry Tile Laundry Room Flooring
This laundry room features a twist on the classic grid layout with a combination of square quarry tiles and rectangle quarry tiles.
Triangle Tile Laundry Room Mosaic
Farmhouse meets FUN in this modern laundry room. Traditional white subway tile spans the left and right walls as the the back wall features a playful triangle tile mosaic in neutral shades.
Laundry Room Greige Herringbone Tile Flooring
Muted shades show off in this mud room/laundry room with greige herringbone stone-look ceramic tile flooring and teal gray cabinetry.
Wood-Look Tile Master Bathroom
The dream master bathroom of your adulthood meets the dream treehouse of your youth with this gorgeous wood-look ceramic tile. Wood in a bathroom? Perfectly safe with water-resistant ceramic tile! This curbless shower design makes for a bathroom that will provide universal design for all ages.
Rustic Wood-Look Tile Flooring
Achieve flooring with design character like no other with this rustic light wood-look ceramic tile. Want to use the same flooring in every room of your home? Ceramic tile is the answer.