Living Room Tiles

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Hand painted ceramic tile pattern with white background and blue floral patterns on the edge for mediterranean tile inspired interior designs
Garden Blanc Blue Glazed Ceramic Tile
Size:6"x6"x3/8"
White hand painted ceramic tile with green leaf pattern on the edge for Mediterranean interior design style
Garden Blanc Glazed Ceramic Tile
Size:6"x6"x3/8"
Mediterranean tile design with blue and white floral patterns for kitchen and bathroom backsplashes
249a2 Gelosia Blanc Blue Glazed Ceramic Tile
Size:6"x6"x3/8"
Alexander cream tumbled limestone tile warm beige rustic natural stone textured surface by Country Floors
Alexander Cream Tumbled Limestone Tile
Size:16"x24"x5/8"
Bluestone Blu Select R11 Porcelain Pavers 24×24 Image
Bluestone Blu Select Textured Porcelain Paver
Size:24"x24"x3/4"
$12.74/ per sqft
Blue and white mediterranean ceramic tile with white background and blue floral details on the edge and at the middle of the tile for mediterranean inspired aesthetic
238b Garden Flowers Blue Glazed Ceramic Tile
Size:6"x6"x3/8"
SHIPS FREE
Black glossy subway ceramic tile in deep jet black finish by Country Floors
Black Glossy Subway Ceramic Tile
Size:4"x12"x15/64"
$2.08/ per sqft
Black glossy longest hexagon ceramic tile in elongated geometric shape by Country Floors
Black Glossy Longest Hexagon Ceramic Tile
Size:3"x7 7/8"x3/8"
$1.90/ per pcs
white ceramic picket tile backsplash for kitchen by country floors
Satin Cotton Matte Picket Ceramic Tile
Size:3"x6"x3/8"
Bianco Statuario polished marble look porcelain tile with soft gray veining by Country Floors
Bianco Statuario Polished Marble Look Porcelain Tile
Size:24"x24"x25/64"
$4.20/ per sqft
White carrara honed marble tile classic natural stone soft grey veining by Country Floors
White Carrara Honed Marble Tile
Size:12"x24"x3/8"
SALE
Belgian bluestone lappato limestone tile dark tone semi polished natural stone by Country Floors
Belgian Bluestone Lappato Limestone Tile
Size:16"x24"x5/8"
$45.96$36.77/ per sqft
Natural terracotta mediterranean tile in arabesque shape with matte Riviera clay finish, traditional moroccan-inspired floor and accent wall tile for Mediterranean interiors, by Country Floors
Cotto Med Natural Riviera Terracotta Tile
Size:ArabesquexArabesquex3/4"
Hand painted mediterranean tile with blue camellia floral motif on white glaze, 6x6 Portuguese azulejo style backsplash tile for kitchen walls and bathroom vanity surround, by Country Floors
Camelias Glazed Ceramic Tile
Size:6"x6"x3/8"
Natural terracotta mediterranean subway tile in matte handmade finish, 3x12 rectangle format for hallway floors, outdoor patios and light residential mediterranean floor tile installations, by Country Floors
Cotto Med Natural Rectangle Terracotta Tile
Size:3"x12"x3/4"
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Natural terracotta mediterranean floor tile in matte handmade clay finish, 8x8 square format for entryway floors, living rooms and light residential dining room floors, by Country Floors
Cotto Med Natural Square Terracotta Tile
Size:8"x8"x3/4"

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Large format tiles (like 24x24 tiles or bigger) are fantastic for living rooms because they create fewer grout lines, making spaces look more spacious and easier to clean. They're especially great for small living room floor tiles design since they can make compact spaces appear larger. On the flip side, marble mosaic tile and smaller formats let you create intricate patterns and add visual character. They're perfect for accent areas or if you want to highlight specific zones in open floor plans. Honestly, the "best" size depends on your room's proportions and your design goals. 

The amount you spend retiling your living room will depend on several different factors. You have to take the condition of your existing floors into account. Flooring that is in bad shape will need to be removed completely and possibly the foundation underneath as well before retiling can be done. A floor that is in pretty good condition will need less prep to redo.

Tiles will range in price depending on the material. Ceramic, vinyl, and porcelain will be less expensive than natural stones, with most ranging anywhere from $1 to $20+ per square foot.

Aside from this, you have to factor in whether or not you will need professional help or if your project can be a DIY. Professional installation can be quite expensive so you will need to have a budget that accounts for service work. Professional installation adds an extra $5 to 10 dollars per square foot. If you go the DIY route then be prepared to do your research to avoid making expensive mistakes. If you mess up you will need to call in professionals anyway, so do your homework before you try to put tiles down on your own.

When all is said and done you want your living room to look professionally done so make the decision that will be best for your lifestyle.

It totally depends on your aesthetic and what you're trying to achieve! Neutral colors like warm grays, creams, and soft beiges work beautifully for modern living rooms because they're timeless and let your furniture shine with the different shades of neutrals. If you're into rustic or Mediterranean vibes, earthy terracotta or warm limestone tile tones create that cozy atmosphere perfectly. For contemporary spaces, cool grays and whites make rooms feel larger and more open, while warmer tones work better for traditional or farmhouse styles. The key is matching your tile color to your overall interior design, cool tones for minimalist modern looks, warm earth tones for rustic charm, and classic neutrals for flexibility as your style evolves.

Absolutely, living room tiles are a fantastic choice for most homes! They're incredibly durable and can handle everything from kids running around to pet accidents. Tile living room floors are also super easy to maintain. Just sweep and mop, and you're done! Plus, they're great for people with allergies since they don't trap dust and pet dander.

Marble living room tiles are honestly the gold standard for living rooms. They're stunning, durable, and each piece has veining that makes your living room floors one of a kind. Porcelain floor tiles are another fantastic choice because they can handle heavy foot traffic while giving you endless design options, from wood look tiles to stone finishes. If you're going for a cozy, rustic living room vibe, terracotta tiles or limestone floor tiles bring that warm, natural feel that makes everyone want to kick off their shoes. The best tiles for living room spaces really depend on your lifestyle. Families with kids and pets might lean toward porcelain, while those wanting luxury often choose marble or travertine floor tiles.