Ceramic Tile to Match Your Space
This space matches its flooring to its delftware-inspired pottery with blue and white checkered ceramic tile and neutral gray grout that virtually disappears.
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.
Gauged Porcelain Tile With a Hex Design
Hexagon tiles? Nope — this is gauged porcelain tile with a hex design printed onto it. Thanks to manufacturing advances, you can print any design imaginable onto tile.
The Perfect Porcelain Tile Canvas
We’re not sure what to admire first; the live tree in the center of this space, or the intricate hexagon designs on the gauged porcelain tile slabs.
Custom Tile Building Facades
Custom-designed gauged porcelain tile slabs give you free rein over your building facade’s design, making your building as unique as your imagination.
You Can Never Have Too Many Tiles
How many stone looks can you spot in this kitchen? We spy white marble-look ceramic tile on one counter, black granite-look ceramic tile on the other, and beige stone-look tiles on the chevron backsplash.
Combine Creative Tile Styles
What catches your eye first: the warm wood-look ceramic tile flooring or the weathered gray patterned tile backsplash? We can’t decide either.
Classic Bathrooms with Flare
This bathroom’s feature wall utilizes wood-look ceramic tile in a twist on the traditional chevron pattern, complemented by a simpler running bond ceramic tile flooring pattern.
Durability Rivaled Only by Beauty
Entryway flooring needs to be able to stand up to everything you bring in from outside, including water, dirt, and grit. With water, stain, and scratch resistance, ceramic tile is a natural choice.
Tile with Contemporary Edge
The gray wood-look ceramic tile in a herringbone pattern lends contemporary flair to a basement game room.
Beauty in Every Detail
This space’s beauty lies with its flooring — a crosshatch pattern with wood-look ceramic tile in stark color contrasts.
Unique Flooring Designs
A unique herringbone pattern in multiple ceramic tile sizes set this floor apart from typical designs.
Luxurious and Hypoallergenic
Easy to clean and hypoallergenic, wood-look ceramic tile is a great choice for bedrooms. And, not to go unnoticed, this luxurious silver-gray wood-look ceramic tile is a color choice that makes this room.
70’s Style with Panache
Thought we left the wood-paneled look back in the 70s? A chevron wood-look tile feature wall that compliments the flooring, brings the style back with panache.
Master Bedroom Elegance
Muted gray-brown wood-look ceramic tile creates a stylish, easy-to-clean, and hypoallergenic floor in this master bedroom.
Home Gyms with High Standards
Exercise equipment on wood flooring? Don’t worry, with wood-look ceramic tile’s scratch resistance, this floor can handle daily workouts and more.
Modern Herringbone and Grid Bathroom Tile
How do you decorate large, open-concept bathrooms? When you use ceramic tile, you barely have to. The white and blue tiles on the walls provide the style direction. Blue is perfect for bathrooms for its calming nature. Combined with the white tile and organized in the herringbone pattern, this tile is reminiscent of East Coast…
Gray and Blue Herringbone Kitchen Backsplash
The strategic use of color can bring life to a any space. Grays and blues of various shades are perfect complements to white kitchens. This kitchen uses the popular herringbone pattern for the backsplash, fitting comfortably around the cabinetry. Not only is ceramic tile an excellent choice for the kitchen because of its water-resistance, but…
Dark Kitchen Backsplash With an Irregular Pattern
Why have an ordinary tile backsplash in your kitchen when you can do something that expresses your individual style? Ceramic tile is available in a wide range of colors, shapes, and sizes so you can implement nearly any design that you can imagine. This stunning kitchen takes the backsplash to a whole new level, using…
White and Gray Staggered Hexagon Wall Tile
Tile doesn’t just add a nice design to a normal wall — ceramic tile has depth, and that adds an extra dimension. On this wall, white and gray hexagonal ceramic tiles make a clean design on the wall, but things get interesting where the tile ends. Instead of running tile up the entire wall, the…
Origami-Look Blue Textured Wall Tile
Optical illusion or dimensional? At first glance, determining what this wall is made of is nearly impossible. This tile, reminiscent of origami, has a cleverly textured surface that catches the light on fractured planes. As a result, some tiles have a kaleidoscope aesthetic while other tiles seem to sink into the wall.