
Marble Look Tile Mudroom
Who said your mud room has to be drab? The clever use of marble-look ceramic tiles in different shapes (hexagons and squares) but in the same style ensure that this mud room is anything but.
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Advances in manufacturing technology have brought ceramic tile to another dimension.
Whereas tile has historically been flat, it now comes in surfaces as dimensionally diverse as the world we live in. Choose between tile that ripples like waves, evokes rolling hills, struts industrial angles, and more.
As with all ceramic tile, three-dimensional tile is water-, stain-, scratch-, and fade-resistant and noncombustible, making it suitable for just about any application. Pair your favorite 3D tile look with the tile color, pattern, shape, texture, and layout of your choice to create the perfect design for your space.
We’ve compiled our favorite three-dimensional tile examples below to get you started. For more 3D tile ideas, visit our Pinterest board.
Who said your mud room has to be drab? The clever use of marble-look ceramic tiles in different shapes (hexagons and squares) but in the same style ensure that this mud room is anything but.
This bathroom shows off two advantages of modern ceramic tile: water resistance, enabling wood looks in bathrooms and other moisture-prone areas, and the ability to create three-dimensional surfaces.
Talk about luxury: An all-white tile three-dimensional ceramic tile feature wall makes this bathroom a pristine personal retreat and a backdrop for darker colors and wood tones to pop.
Advances in ceramic tile manufacturing allow texture to be baked right into ceramic tile, including the beach-like ripples on this feature wall. Perfect for a bathroom, don’t you think?
Where should we look first? The concrete-look tile flooring and texture blue tile feature wall compete for our attention in this stylish lobby—a beautiful welcome for every guest.
With such beautiful textured tile to look at, dish duty doesn’t sound so bad. Don’t worry — ceramic tile is both water- and stain-resistant, so cleanup is easy. Even this small kitchen space is design savvy with ceramic tile.
Is your kitchen lacking a main attraction? This space shows you how to add a showstopper that has both looks and functionality. The backsplash features a standard square grid, but there’s nothing typical about the tiles within it. Each square has a rounded surface and a heavy gloss, making you want to reach out and…
The yellow brick road takes on new meaning in this glamorous backsplash. Golden mini subway tile with slight color discoloration creates a visual display everyone will be following (with their gaze).
Combining both a luxurious look and low-maintenance functionality, this golden, luminescent tile backsplash is the perfect addition to any high-end cafe.
Looking for tile that pops? Modern tile manufacturing makes 3D tile designs like this glass-look tile possible. This double herringbone pattern creates even more interest for a unique installation.
This bathroom takes a contemporary approach to brick-look tile with a textured golden design that is sure to turn heads and impress guests.
One tile installation has the ability to completely change the look of your space. This gold brick-look tile backsplash takes the bathroom from traditional to trendy.
Striking the perfect balance between a playful hex pattern and a sophisticated neutral, this backsplash makes an understated statement of style sophistication.
The little black hex—appropriate for just about any decor! This black glass hexagon tile makes a rock star appearance as this feature wall.
The silver lining in this space is the floor-to-ceiling hexagon tile in a textured silver design that’s both elegant and casual at the same time. Fido approved, too.