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Ceniza Moresque Glossy Subway Ceramic Tile 3x6

Ceniza Moresque Glossy Subway Ceramic Tile

3"x6"x3/8"
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Breathe Moresque Glossy Base Corner Ceramic Moldings 2x6

Breathe Moresque Glossy Base Corner Ceramic Moldings

2"x6"x3/8"
Millefleurs-11 Glazed Ceramic Tile 6x6

Millefleurs-11 Glazed Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
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Foggy Days Glossy Surfs Up Ceramic Tile 6x6

Foggy Days Glossy Surfs Up Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
Pimlico Glazed Ceramic Tile 6x6

Pimlico Glazed Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
Elmote 21 Glazed Ceramic Tile 4x4

Elmote 21 Glazed Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
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Black Glossy Finish Trim Ceramic Moldings 1x6

Black Glossy Finish Trim Ceramic Moldings

1"x6"x3/4"
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Coral Mist Glossy Surfs Up Ceramic Tile 6x6

Coral Mist Glossy Surfs Up Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
ma56 A Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles 2x6

ma56 A Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles

2"x6"x3/8"
Zimmer-46 Glazed Liner Ceramic Moldings 1x6

Zimmer-46 Glazed Liner Ceramic Moldings

1"x6"x3/8"
ma20 Glazed Ceramic Tile 4x4

ma20 Glazed Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
ma11 Glazed Ceramic Tile 6x6

ma11 Glazed Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
Floral, Chinoiserie, Crimson Matte Ceramic Tile 4x4

Floral, Chinoiserie, Crimson Matte Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
153 A Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles 3x6

153 A Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles

3"x6"x3/8"
Florenz-45 Glazed Ceramic Tile 6x6

Florenz-45 Glazed Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
Petal Blanc Triangle, French Blue Matte Ceramic Tile 4x4

Petal Blanc Triangle, French Blue Matte Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
116 B Glazed Tulip Ceramic Border Tiles 2x6

116 B Glazed Tulip Ceramic Border Tiles

2"x6"x3/8"
Petal Matte Ceramic Tile 4x4

Petal Matte Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
400 Glazed Peggys Wave Ceramic Border Tiles 2x6

400 Glazed Peggys Wave Ceramic Border Tiles

2"x6"x3/8"
ma28 Glazed Ceramic Tile 4x4

ma28 Glazed Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"

About Ceramic Tiles

Ceramics have a rich legacy in design, art, and architecture that spans thousands of years. While ancient Mesopotamian temples are the earliest-recorded sites of ceramic tiles, this art form has appeared throughout history, from Ottoman palaces decked with Turkish tiles to Baroque interiors lined with Spanish Azulejo tiles.

Common Ceramic Tile Applications

Ceramic tiles come in a variety of colors, sizes, and finishes, making them suitable for various design styles. These tiles are known for their durability, ease of maintenance, and resistance to moisture, making them ideal for kitchens and bathrooms. Ceramic tiles can be glazed or unglazed, with glazed options providing a shiny, protective layer that enhances their appearance and resistance to stains.

Kitchens 

  • Kitchen Backsplashes: A ceramic tile backsplash is a functional and decorative element installed on the wall behind a countertop, primarily in kitchens and bathrooms. It protects the wall from water, grease, and other kitchen splatters while adding an aesthetic touch to the space. Ceramic tile backsplashes are available in a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures, allowing homeowners to create a customized look that complements their overall design scheme. They are easy to clean and maintain, making them a practical choice for busy areas.

Bathrooms 

  • Shower Walls: Ceramic tiles for shower walls are specifically designed to withstand high moisture levels and frequent exposure to water. We recommend glazed ceramic tiles for shower walls because they have a waterproof barrier that prevents water from seeping through and causing damage to the underlying structure. Ceramic shower wall tiles come in various sizes, from small mosaics to large formats, and can be arranged in different patterns to create a visually appealing and functional shower space. They are also resistant to mold and mildew, ensuring a hygienic environment.
  • Bathroom Vanity Backsplashes: Ceramic bathroom wall tiles are used to cover the walls of bathrooms, offering both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits. These tiles are highly resistant to water, stains, and humidity, making them perfect for the wet environment of a bathroom. Available in numerous colors, patterns, and finishes, ceramic bathroom wall tiles can be used to create a variety of looks, from classic to contemporary. The smooth surface of glossy ceramic tiles makes them easy to clean, helping to maintain a fresh and hygienic bathroom space.
  • Bathroom Floors: We recommend ceramic floor tiles for light residential bathroom floors. Typically, most people walk barefoot on their bathroom floors and it is acceptable to use good-quality ceramic tiles for bathroom floors. If ceramic tiles are installed in commercial bathrooms or other busy areas, they are more susceptible to scratching and chipping. If you are seeking a more hardwearing alternative to ceramic tiles, consider installing porcelain tiles.

Popular Ceramic Tile Colors

  • White ceramic tiles are a timeless and versatile option, offering a clean and bright look to any space. They can be used in a variety of settings, from minimalist modern designs to classic traditional interiors. White tiles help to make spaces appear larger and more open, reflecting light effectively. They can be paired with different grout colors to create subtle or bold contrasts.
  • Black ceramic tiles add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any room. They are often used to create a dramatic effect or to complement a contemporary design aesthetic. Black tiles can be used as accents or for entire walls and floors, and they pair well with metallic finishes and bold colors. They require regular cleaning to maintain their sleek appearance but can make a striking statement.
  • Blue ceramic tiles are popular for their calming and serene qualities. They come in various shades, from light sky blue to deep navy, and can be used to create a soothing atmosphere in bathrooms, kitchens, and living areas. Blue tiles can be used in mosaic patterns, as feature walls, or for entire surfaces. They are versatile and can be combined with neutral tones or contrasting colors for a vibrant look. Blue Delft tiles are the oldest and most popular option as well as Portuguese Azulejos, which literally means the blue ones. Iznik tiles are also well known over the centuries.
  • Gray ceramic tiles are a popular choice for their neutrality and modern appeal. They provide a sophisticated and understated look that works well in both residential and commercial spaces. Available in a range of shades from light to dark, gray tiles can be used to create a monochromatic scheme or as a base for more colorful accents. They are easy to coordinate with various design styles and materials.
  • Green ceramic tiles bring a fresh and natural feel to any space. They are available in various shades, from soft mint green to deep forest green, and can be used to create a tranquil and earthy ambiance. Green tiles are ideal for bathrooms and kitchens, adding a touch of nature to the decor.

    They can be used in combination with other natural materials like wood and stone for a harmonious look. Pecchioli Tile in Firenze makes some of the most beautiful green ceramic tiles in vibrant greens and emerald tile colors.

Popular Ceramic Tile Shapes & Sizes

  • Subway ceramic tiles refer to a type of rectangular tile that traditionally measures 3 x 6 inches, resembling the tiles used in early 20th-century New York City subway stations. Known for its clean lines and classic appearance, subway tile has become a popular choice for both modern and traditional interior designs. The most traditional installation pattern is the offset or brick pattern, where each tile is offset by half the width of the tile below it. Other patterns, such as vertical stacking, herringbone, or straight stacking, can be used to create different looks.
  • 4 x 4 ceramic tiles are a classic choice for a variety of applications. Their small size makes them ideal for intricate patterns and detailed designs, often used in backsplashes, shower walls, and accent borders. These tiles can be arranged in traditional square patterns or more complex layouts like herringbone or checkerboard. The 4 x 4 size allows for flexibility in design and can create a visually appealing, textured look. This is the second most popular ceramic tile size. In fact, the 4 1/4" tile by American Olean was the industry standard for a long time.
  • 6 x 6 ceramic tiles offer a balance between the small, detailed look of 4 x 4 tiles and the larger, more expansive appearance of 12 x 12 tiles. They are versatile and can be used on walls, floors, and backsplashes. This size is particularly popular for kitchen and bathroom walls, providing a uniform and cohesive appearance without overwhelming the space. The 6 x 6 tiles can be laid in various patterns, such as straight, diagonal, or staggered, to add visual interest.
  • 12 x 12 ceramic tiles are a popular choice for flooring and large wall areas due to their substantial size. They cover more area with fewer grout lines, creating a seamless and spacious look. These tiles are often used in living rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, providing a modern and clean aesthetic. The larger size makes them quicker to install and easier to maintain, as there are fewer grout lines to clean. They can be arranged in straightforward or diagonal patterns to suit different design preferences.
  • Chevron ceramic tiles are versatile ceramic tile shapes that can be used to create a variety of different patterns, such as classic chevron, herringbone, or diagonal.
  • Hexagon ceramic tiles are a classic shape for ceramic tiles. Hexagon ceramic tiles come in a variety of different sizes, from large to small. These tiles look particularly stylish in bathrooms.

Key Takeaways Of Ceramic Tiles

Versatility in design, durability, and longevity as well as ease of maintenance. Overall, ceramic tiles are a practical and stylish choice for a wide range of applications, combining aesthetic appeal with functional benefits.

If you'd like to see the ceramic tiles in person, visit our showrooms; New York Tile Store, Los Angeles Tile Store, and San Francisco Tile Store to have excellent customer service by our experienced consultants.

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