Add Color and Character With Tile

A tile floor can stand up to messy pets and muddy boots and then be ready for party hosting after a quick mop up. A tub with a tile surround offers a clean, pristine look whether you choose white subway tile or go for a pop of color. Tile is a reliable choice as both an attractive design feature, and for practical, everyday use throughout the home.

Start with tile as a design foundation and the rest of the room’s style will fall into place from there. The best part about tile is the variety of colors, textures, and materials to choose from. The selection can be a little overwhelming, so it’s helpful to break it down, room by room, task by task.

Tile projects require considerable time and investment, so it’s important to choose the right material before you start. Tile samples allow you to touch and see the product in your space. Order a variety of shapes, shades, and finishes to find your perfect match.

Find the Right Look

The appearance of the tile will have a big impact on your space. Even traditional porcelain can look and feel like a variety of different kinds of materials with modern tile products. Find the color, shape, and texture that complement or accent the other styles in that space.

Wood patterned tiles are available in a variety of finishes, ranging from distressed wood to a natural grain print, and can look exactly like real wood planks and pieces.
Stone and marble tiles have a natural, classic look. From paneled walls to flooring borders, backsplash to accent trim, stone and marble tiles offer a versatile solution to any room’s style.
Concrete tile is available in bright colors and ready-to-install sheets or inlaid patterns. While they can be used for flooring, concrete tile brings decorative and creative flare to indoor or outdoor spaces.
Glass tile comes in a variety of shapes and shades. The surface reflects light, which can make rooms look brighter and more spacious. .

When you’re adding to existing tile —such as installing a decorative trim — try the shop by material feature to find a complementary product. Look for tile types that match in texture and sheen.

Porcelain and ceramic tile can be found in the pure white glossy sheen of traditional subway tiles, or in bright colors and ready-to-install mosaics.
Natural Stone includes marble and mosaics of pebbles. They can be used to create modern, rustic, coastal, and many other thematic styles.
Glass tiles are easily incorporated into bathrooms, kitchens, and hallways. They are an easy-to-clean, reflective surface that encourages bright spaces with a variety of colors and high-gloss sheen.
Metal tiles add shine as edging and alternating pattern mosaics. Combine them with the high gloss of dark porcelain tile or glass to emphasize the warm glow of copper or the cool shimmer of silver foils.

If you want to capture a particular look or style, look to shop by shape to find the tile that best matches your vision for your space.

Subway Field Tile can be found in a variety of colors and sizes, beyond the traditional glossy white 3” by 6” tiles. These field tiles can be solid pieces, or they can be found as mosaics, ready to install with smaller surface chips that create the same rectangular tile effect. Subway field tile is close to rectangular field tile, which is more generally any rectangular shaped tile, including wood-look tile planks.

Hexagon Field Tile creates a natural, honeycomb impression, while looking modern and clean. The six-sided shape ranges in size, from the evenly spaced small tile, to a larger format tile. Some patterns incorporate an elongated, stretched hexagon shape, and can be found in a wide color selection. Triangle tile is similar in installation and design variety.

Square tile is a neat and tidy solution for walls, backsplash areas, shower enclosures, or even flooring. There is a size, color, and texture for every space, making them an attractive design choice.

Mosaic tile refers to a ready-to-grout panel on a durable backing that holds in place smaller pieces of tile, creating a pattern or motif on one tile that is easily repeated across a larger area. They incorporate coordinated colors and textures to take the guesswork out of tile layout.

Different rooms require different design considerations, and different uses for the tile can influence the kind of tile that will best fit. When you know the place the tile is needed, but are a little short on ideas, try Shop by location to find the perfect match.

Floor tile tends to be larger and more durable.
Wall tile has a focus on decorative elements.
Shower tile is intended to cover a large area and provide a waterproof surface.
Backsplash tile is installed behind a sink or wet area to protect the wall.
Counter tile can be square, rectangular, or otherwise. They are often mosaic tile, with a decorative emphasis.
Outdoor tile is generally larger, like flooring tile, with less polished, more natural textures.

Customize Your Space from the Ground Up

From color to texture to installation concerns, there is a large choice of features to sort through. You have options for slip resistant, some tiles that are approved for outdoor use, and others have been designed to withstand the beating from commercial traffic of walking and running. It’s important to look at the options, and if you have any questions, reach out to our knowledgeable project experts. There’s someone here to help you find the tile for your entire remodel, 7 days a week.

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