Designers all over the world are turning to ceramic tile to create the classic look of hardwood with the superior advantages of tile.
Ceramic tile provides a waterproof installation system so that you can have a wood look in moisture-prone areas, such as the kitchen or bathroom, without fear of water damage — something that would be a big concern with hardwood. Tile’s fire-hardened surface doesn’t fade or warp in the sun and many options can withstand freeze and thaw cycles, which makes ceramic tile an excellent choice for a wood look on outdoor patios or porches in any climate. Slip-resistant tile options are also available for added peace of mind.
Ceramic tile’s versatile functionality allows you to use the same wood-look tile throughout your entire house, from the wraparound porch, to the living room and kitchen, to the bathroom.
A vast amount of wood-look tile designs, colors, shapes, and installation patterns are available. Are you inspired for your project by our wood-look tile examples? Find more wood-look tile ideas on our Pinterest board.
Ceramic tile is made from naturally occurring materials, and that makes it the perfect material for creating rooms like this. Because tiles come in many styles, clay looks like this can be done in a variety of ways. On the floor, the tile is made in slats, giving the room a lengthy, minimalist look. The…
At first glance, the only noticeable tile in this room is the floor. The large tile slabs are perfect for furniture with metal legs, since ceramic tile is a highly durable material. Tile is also low-maintenance and water-, mildew-, and bacteria-resistant, ideal for lounges like this that are likely to have heavy foot traffic and…
As gray tones continue to trend in commercial industrial decor, designers have been embracing the industrial look and applying it to home decor. These soft gray ceramic tiles emulate a rough concrete look, yet the color and texture pattern has a warm vibe that breaks up a long, monotonous slab. This shade of gray also…
Capture a stunning wood-look pattern in your home with ceramic tile. This room shows off a honey-colored herringbone wood-look ceramic tile floor that makes all other decor secondary. This pristine look is also easy to maintain with ceramic tile’s resistance to scuffs, dents, stains, and scratches.
When you want to have a visually stunning design that customers see when they enter your hotel, restaurant, or place of business, nothing fits the bill quite like tile. Each piece of this ceramic tile looks like it’s a part of a tree, with complex rings that vary in sizes. This earthy texture provides a…
This wood-look ceramic tile flooring is gorgeous and sets off the equally stunning textured tile wall. What a combination to give this room a unique look and feel that can only be accomplished with ceramic tile. Also, tile is easy to clean and maintain, meaning less time spent cleaning your bedroom and more time relaxing.
The ceramic tilework in this chic bedroom works in different ways. The first thing you may notice is the intricate mosaic of ceramic tiles on the wall, coming together to give the room depth — a break from traditional white walls. Next, the tile on the floor, which gives the appearance of aged wood. The…
Wood never goes out of style, and ceramic tile’s long-lasting durability never loses its looks. Wood-look ceramic tile is the perfect complement for modern decor, and it looks excellent with natural lighting and wooden furniture. The durability of ceramic tiles also allows for long-term use, even if you have metal chair and desk legs sliding…
Searching for a muse to inspire your writing for the day? Look no further than the flooring beneath your feet. Once you’re done marveling at the fact that it is not hardwood, but oak-look ceramic tile, you can wonder at ceramic tile’s unbelievable multitude of benefits. Stain, scratch, and water resistance; slip-resistant options; a surface…
The clean lines of the modern counter in this kitchen contrast with the rustic flooring. Despite the wood look, this flooring is ceramic tile. Ceramic tile is an ideal flooring for kitchens with its easy-care maintenance and durable surface resistant to stains, scratches, and fading. Versatile ceramic tile marries the heritage of tile and the…
Earthy charcoal colors blend with contemporary grays to bring you a flooring choice that makes the fusion of mid-century American decor and Victorian architecture a stroke of genius. Smartly choosing heat-resistant ceramic tile around a fireplace makes your home as safe as it is stylish. Use this neutral palette to accent with your favorite bold…
Team up the trending modern farmhouse style and the simplicity of new industrial home design with a wood-face ceramic tile. The high contrast grain texture of this tile makes whites pop while welcoming accent colors from light wood shades to sleek black-blacks. More durable and versatile than wood flooring, ceramic style can be used in…
It might be called a tuxedo look. Yes, it has that 007 look to it—handsome, mysterious, and a little bit daring. Timeless black and white fashion is all the rage again and contemporary design has black and white matched with “greige,” a neutral grey-beige that brings distinction to any space. Notice how this dark wood…
A herringbone denotes rank in service. This bold herringbone pattern in large planks of ceramic tile honey wood tones has our attention. It’s subtle and bold, rugged and clean, all at the same time. Use this look as the foundation for dramatic furnishings or combine it with sleek neutrals. The wood grain of this ceramic…
Wood grain ceramic tile (the colors of your Grandaddy’s barn) panels laid in squares of even panels alternating on a diamond angle lead the eye through your refurbished loft living room and down the hall. Billowing cotton (that’s Grandma’s influence) dress windows where your same flooring is a pedestal for dreaming. Add a touch of…
Parquet and panels give this loft modern urban engineering and style. A subtle grey weather-wood effect in 18″ x 24″ panels gives movement, while the parquet design equally for rest or the next dance party up in the loft. Trust ceramic tile to blend in naturally with every lifestyle in a broad selection of colors,…
Survey your kingdom from this vantage point of elegance and style. With the built-in decor of this wood grain parquet ceramic tile, any other furnishings can be as effortless as you desire. Accent with a tangerine couch, for example! the easy maintenance of ceramic tile means you WILL have time to read that book that’s…
All together now — “Impressive!” Ceramic tiles are excellent for offices that want to avoid the drab carpet look. In this office, wood-look ceramic tiles are used on the floor and back wall, all combined with the wooden furniture to give an all-wood look to the room. The styles of the wall and floor tiles…
Nothing shows off eclectic decor better than wood grain ceramic tile in a palette of earth tones. These wide panels add “reclaimed wood” to the Victorian architecture, the mid-century thrift treasures, and a really comfy looking couch. You speak sustainability and so does ceramic tile! North American ceramic tile has the lowest carbon footprint of…
Just say WOW! Mix beautiful parquet wood grain ceramic tile panels with offset strip panels and take flooring where traditional wood has never gone before. Cozy up to indoor/outdoor elements without fear due to ceramic tile’s water, flame, and frost resistant options. Scratch and slip resistance keeps guests safe and these floors looking beautiful despite…
