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Avalon Polished Marble Tile 24x24

Avalon Polished Marble Tile

24"x24"x3/8"
Royal White Glossy Chevron Ceramic Tile 2x6

Royal White Glossy Chevron Ceramic Tile

2"x6"x3/8"
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Bianco Dolomiti Classic Honed Marble Tile 12x24

Bianco Dolomiti Classic Honed Marble Tile

12"x24"x3/8"
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Royal White Glossy Picket Ceramic Tile 3x6

Royal White Glossy Picket Ceramic Tile

3"x6"x3/8"
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Champagne Honed Limestone Tile 24x24

Champagne Honed Limestone Tile

24"x24"x1/2"
Aspen White Honed Marble Tile 12x24

Aspen White Honed Marble Tile

12"x24"x3/8"
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Calacatta Green Polished Marble Tile 12x24

Calacatta Green Polished Marble Tile

12"x24"x3/8"
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Satin Cotton Matte Chevron Ceramic Tile 2x6

Satin Cotton Matte Chevron Ceramic Tile

2"x6"x3/8"
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Silver Shadow Brushed Chiselled Marble Tile 16x24

Silver Shadow Brushed Chiselled Marble Tile

16"x24"x1/2"
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Iris Black Brushed Chiselled Marble Tile 16x24

Iris Black Brushed Chiselled Marble Tile

16"x24"x1/2"
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Glacier Honed Marble Tile 24x24

Glacier Honed Marble Tile

24"x24"x3/8"
Britannia Honed Limestone Tile 12x24

Britannia Honed Limestone Tile

12"x24"x3/8"
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Snow White Polished Marble Tile 12x24

Snow White Polished Marble Tile

12"x24"x3/8"
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Calacatta Viola Polished Marble Tile 12x24

Calacatta Viola Polished Marble Tile

12"x24"x3/8"
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White Carrara Honed Marble Tile 12x24

White Carrara Honed Marble Tile

12"x24"x3/8"
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Calacatta Picasso Honed Marble Tile 24x24

Calacatta Picasso Honed Marble Tile

24"x24"x3/8"
New Snow White Polished Marble Tile 24x24

New Snow White Polished Marble Tile

24"x24"x3/4"
Frost White Polished Marble Tile 24x24

Frost White Polished Marble Tile

24"x24"x1/2"
Diana Royal Polished Marble Tile 12x24

Diana Royal Polished Marble Tile

12"x24"x1/2"
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Avalon Textured Marble Tile 16x24

Avalon Textured Marble Tile

16"x24"x1/2"
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Many materials are great for kitchen tile flooring. Marble kitchen tile, granite kitchen tile, and slate kitchen tile are condo luxury options. However, when it comes to popularity, ceramic and porcelain kitchen tiles are most often selected by homeowners. Ceramics and porcelain tend to be more affordable options with reputations for being durable and versatile.

Many homeowners choose ceramic kitchen floor tiles because of their affordability and versatility. Ceramic tiles can range from simple to sophisticatedly detailed. You can even choose a ceramic tile that resembles marble, wood, or other premium materials.

Matte tile will be more slip resistant than glossy tile, but they’re are many glossy styles of tile that will also work well inside the kitchen. When it comes to floors where glossy tile is used, mats or rugs with tread are also recommended to help prevent slips and falls.

Glossy tiles are recommended for kitchen backsplashes because they are waterproof and thus easier to clean.

Ceramic tile is extremely easy to clean and maintain. It's one of the reasons why it’s often chosen for spaces like kitchens that see lots of mess and moisture.

Designers and homeowners will attest to ceramic and porcelain tile being the most durable and affordable options for kitchens.

Dark colors like grey, brown, and black tile will hide dirt and staining the best. Regardless of color, you should aim to keep your kitchen tile floors maintained with regular mopping and sweeping.

Kitchen floor tile can be whatever shade you desire. It is important to note that dark tile can make a space appear smaller than light tile so consider that as you design your space.

Many materials make great options for kitchen backsplash tile. Some of the best materials for kitchen backsplash tile include ceramic, porcelain, and glass. These are three of the easiest materials to keep clean, and they are usually less expensive than natural stone backsplash.

Large tiles give the illusion of space. So if you want your kitchen to appear larger, it’s best to select kitchen floor tile and kitchen wall tile that is at least 12x12”.

The only major disadvantage to ceramic kitchen tiles is they are not as thick as porcelain and natural stone tiles. Therefore, they are not as durable and hardwearing. That being said, ceramic tile is easy to clean and resistant to water, scratches, pollen, and other allergens. They are still a hard material that will last a longtime in any kitchen.

White tiles, yellow tiles, and beige tiles are most popular for kitchen flooring. These colors may not be better for your space, however. Ultimately you should select the shade that reflects your style the best.

There are no bad colors when it comes to kitchen tile. We say this because kitchen tile comes in an array of textures, materials, finishes, colors, and patterns.

You can only select a wrong color if your desired result is not achieved. However, we do recommend using light-colored tile for small kitchens because dark tile can make a small space appear smaller. Outside of this one rule, we think your decision will greatly depend on your style preferences.

This is a widely popular question and it doesn’t have a specific answer. Kitchens come in many shapes and sizes, so the colors used in their design will vary depending heavily on the layout. The best color for your kitchen tile is the shade that creates your ideal space.

As a general rule, it’s advised to go for lighter and brighter shades in small kitchens and kitchens with little to no natural light. Larger kitchens allow more room to play around with darker shades and busier patterns.

In the year 2024, popular trends in kitchen wall tile include bold marble tiles, patterned porcelain, geometric shapes in contrasting colors, and kitchen backsplash tile made of sustainable materials.

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