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.
Don’t let your conference room look like any other conference room. Instead, use tile to add a dimension, making it a room that people can be comfortable in (not fall asleep). The feature wall in this conference room uses a tile pattern that has wavy grooves, adding depth and texture to what could have been…
Now, this is a salad bar we can appreciate! Brightly lit and clearly labelled food is presented in an appetizing way and everything is so clean. Stainless steel and ceramic tile are the surfaces du jour, with a side of crystal clear glass. The 3D ceramic tiled walls are a fun way to show off…
Now, this is a salad bar we can appreciate! Brightly lit and clearly labelled food is presented in an appetizing way and everything is so clean. Stainless steel and ceramic tile are the surfaces du jour, with a side of crystal clear glass. The 3D ceramic tiled walls are a fun way to show off…
Large format, textured porcelain panels create an electric feel in this modern eatery. The buzzy shade of orange brings a liveliness to the dining room that’ll inspire your guests to go on a culinary adventure.
Ceramic tile is approved as a wall covering. The added benefit is that ceramic tile is moisture- and flame-resistant. And you thought you only cared that this 3D ceramic tile creates a feature wall that knocks your socks off. Is this a modern look or a beachy look? Perfect for a backsplash or a hotel…
Wall features set the room’s tone, and this serene stone-like ceramic tile panel creates a harmonious focal point, offering a cost-effective way to enhance your home.
This ceramic tile takes love at first sight to a new level, impressing both sight and touch. Advanced technology bakes texture into the design, making this wall truly unique.
At once vast and cozy, the corner of this restaurant is stunning. The 3D tiled walls add a touch of midcentury flair, which the lighting echoes. The marble-look ceramic tiled floors have an off-beat black and white pattern that adds movement and interest. Ceramic tile is a smart choice for restaurants, with its resistance to…
Okay, just rest. You can do that here; you know it the minute you enter. You are surrounded by clean comfort, from the wood face of the ceramic tile flooring to the textured ceramic wall tiles. Everything is in it’s place and soon you will be, too. The dark tones of these tile choices creates…
The ridges left in sand on the beach, the veins in a leaf, or the texture of a rough-cut log — run your fingers along this 3D artistic ceramic tile and let your mind wander where it will. Mixed metal colors give versatility to this unique shape and texture of high-performing and long-lasting ceramic tile,…
When it comes to design choices, why limit yourself? Your options are endless with ceramic tile, whether you want the look of marble (without the price tag), a 3D pattern, a unique shape, or all of it, such as in this beautiful example. Whatever you choose, you’ll also enjoy the many benefits of ceramic tile.
Modern lines and earthy tones create a stunning fireplace. Ceramic tile showcases versatility with large slabs and textured 3D tiles, while being nonflammable and safe for use.
These multidirectional, three-dimensional ceramic tiles add interest while keeping the elegant style and color scheme established with the marble vanity. From backsplashes to flooring, ceramic tile offers healthy benefits for your bathroom and design options for your personal style.
What could be better than sipping wine on a rooftop bar at sunset? Well, if the bar looks as cool as this one, not a lot. Stone-look ceramic tile looks right at home, cozied up to the brick wall. The textured black tile of the bar echoes those bricks, but with textured pieces in ebony…
The fireplace tends to be the focal point of the room, so it’s a great chance to make a statement. With jade green ceramic tile laid in a diamond pattern and accented with multiple rows of trim, this fireplace takes full advantage of this opportunity, plus the ability to provide a period-specific look for a…
You’re the queen of your house and you deserve a bathroom fit for a queen. Ceramic tile makes that possible with this creamy masterpiece accented with beautiful trim. This ceramic wainscoting protects the bathroom wall with water, scratch, stain, and bacteria resistance. Ah, the carefree lifestyle of a queen!
Ceramic tile with a midcentury mod pattern shines with metallic sheen and a groovy vibe. Retro styles evoke a shared history and ceramic tile has a history we all share that spans the centuries. With design looks inspired from the past and created for the present, tile has a beauty that we can all appreciate.
When deciding how to incorporate ceramic tile into your bathroom design, don’t limit yourself. Ceramic tile counters, walls, and decorative trim and accents will give the space a cohesive look, like what you see in this beautiful, ornately tiled bathroom. Using tile for all your surfaces also extends ceramic tile’s many benefits — such as…
What a dramatic setting! With the city lit up below and a warm fire crackling in the corner, dining here is an experience you won’t soon forget. The golden tones of the room are subtly echoed in the stone-look ceramic tile flooring and help ground the space, which seems ready to launch. Ceramic tile is…
Everything is squared away on this spacious patio; with only a few curves in sight, it’s all angles and lines. Keeping in step is the flooring — stone-look ceramic tile arranged in a modified pinwheel pattern. Ceramic tile is as ideal a choice for outdoors as it is for indoors, with resistance to water and…
