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Barn Glossy Ogee Trim Ceramic Moldings 2x6

Barn Glossy Ogee Trim Ceramic Moldings

2"x6"x3/4"
Garden Blanc Glazed Ceramic Tiles 6x6

Garden Blanc Glazed Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
Musical Cherubs Full Border Blue Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles 5x15

Musical Cherubs Full Border Blue Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles

5"x15"x3/8"
Cupola Glossy Piazza Pattern Ceramic Tiles 9 29/64x9 29/64

Cupola Glossy Piazza Pattern Ceramic Tile

929/64"x929/64"x3/8"
Malachite Glossy Ceramic Tiles 16x16

Malachite Glossy Ceramic Tile

16"x16"x5/8"
Shadow Crackled Ceramic Tiles 12x12

Shadow Crackled Ceramic Tile

12"x12"x5/8"
Mustard Crackled Ceramic Tiles 6x6

Mustard Crackled Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x5/8"
Hydrangea Glossy Ceramic Tiles 4x16

Hydrangea Glossy Ceramic Tile

4"x16"x5/8"
Ispahan-108 Glazed Ceramic Tiles 6x8

Ispahan-108 Glazed Ceramic Tile

6"x8"x3/8"
Woodland Burnt Red Glazed Wessex Ceramic Border Tiles 1x6

Woodland Burnt Red Glazed Wessex Ceramic Border Tiles

1"x6"x3/8"
139 Glazed Dragon Flower Ceramic Tiles 3x3

139 Glazed Dragon Flower Ceramic Tile

3"x3"x3/8"
1594 Glazed 1594 Ceramic Border Tiles 3x6

1594 Glazed 1594 Ceramic Border Tiles

3"x6"x3/8"
Chinoiserie Matte Ceramic Border Tiles 3x6

Chinoiserie Matte Ceramic Border Tiles

3"x6"x3/8"
Rainstorm Crackled Warren Liner Ceramic Moldings 1/2x8

Rainstorm Crackled Warren Liner Ceramic Moldings

1/2"x8"xCustom
Bombay Crackled Ceramic Tiles 4x4

Bombay Crackled Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
Akbar-50 Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles 2 1/2x6

Akbar-50 Glazed Ceramic Border Tiles

21/2"x6"x3/8"
Seed Pearl Glossy Ceramic Tiles 4x4

Seed Pearl Glossy Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
Otter Crackled Ceramic Tiles 4x4

Otter Crackled Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
Balsam Green Matte Ceramic Tiles 4x4

Balsam Green Matte Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
Field Obr5 Matte Ceramic Tiles 4x4

Field Obr5 Matte Ceramic Tile

4"x4"x3/8"

About Ceramic Tiles

Ceramic tiles keep showing up in homes, restaurants, and offices for one simple reason: they are one of the best choices on the tile market, and they are too easy to maintain. Not because of fancy marketing claims, but because they solve real problems without requiring constant maintenance. And the best part of ceramic tiles? You can find them in various colors, patterns, and shapes you'd like.

Ceramic tile starts with clay, the same material potters have used for thousands of years. The quality of that clay determines everything about your tile that'll take place on your walls. Good ceramic tiles use refined clay mixed with specific minerals. Unlike mass produced alternatives, Country Floors' ceramic wall tiles are often crafted using age old hand forming techniques. The characteristic glazed surface is the result of a precise, low-firing process at around 1,000°C. This meticulous process ensures a unique, high-quality glaze that is dense, water resistant tile surface, and provides the signature depth and variation missing in standard factory tiles. When fired at around 1,000°C, this creates a surface that's hard enough for daily use but won't shatter your dishes when accidents happen.

Ceramic vs. Porcelain Tiles: The difference between porcelain vs ceramic tiles comes down to density and cost. Porcelain tiles cost more and are more durable, while ceramic tiles have more variety. The ceramic vs porcelain tiles debate usually misses this key point: ceramic tiles are easier to cut, drill, and modify during installation. But you wouldn't get the porcelain floor tile durability when you want to choose ceramic. Also, the difference between porcelain vs ceramic tiles comes down to density and cost. Porcelain tiles are impervious (water absorption below $0.5\%$), more durable, and typically more expensive, while ceramic tiles are non-vitreous (absorption above $7\%$) and offer more variety. The ceramic vs porcelain tiles debate usually misses this key point: while ceramic tiles are easier to cut, drill, and modify during installation, their non-vitreous status means they are strictly recommended as a ceramic wall tile only.

Where To Install Ceramic Tiles

Ceramic tile is the ideal choice for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, showers, and other accent walls. We recommend only installing ceramic tiles on the floors of small, low-traffic spaces, as they are less durable than floor tiles such as marble, porcelain, or limestone. The longevity and low maintenance appeal of our ceramic wall tile make it the superior choice for vertical surfaces. Shop our hand painted ceramic tile collection or our impressive selection of ceramic subway tile to find the perfect accent wall solution.

  • Kitchen Backsplashes: Ceramic kitchen tile survives everything from pasta sauce explosions to holiday baking marathons. A ceramic tile backsplash handles grease splatter better than painted walls, and unlike natural stone, acidic ingredients like lemon juice won't leave permanent marks. Ceramic subway tile or larger formats make sense if you're a messy cook and need to wipe down surfaces after meals. If you prefer style over function, then we recommend ceramic mosaic tiles or our stunning collection of hand-painted ceramic tiles. Finish off any ceramic backsplash application with a ceramic trim to keep the edges clean.

 

  • Bathroom Vanity Surrounds: Bathroom ceramic tile faces steam, soap residue, hair products, to name a few. The glazed surface of ceramic wall tile handles all of this easily. Keep it minimalist with a white ceramic bathroom wall or add a touch of color with a multicolor ceramic tile.
  • Shower Walls: For ceramic tile shower installations, show your imagination both on the walls and shower niches. But just a note, sometimes small tiles mean more grout lines, and more grout lines mean more places for water to cause problems. Larger ceramic tiles for bathroom applications give you the coverage you need with maintenance you can actually handle.
  • Commercial Spaces: Commercial tile projects test materials harder than residential spaces ever do. Ceramic tiles handle restaurant kitchens, hospital corridors, and retail spaces where hundreds of people walk daily. The trick is choosing the right thickness and finish for the expected traffic.

Popular Types of Ceramic Tiles

Shapes

  • Ceramic Square Tiles: These tiles are the ultimate versatile choice for any space. The 4 x 4 ceramic tile size works for traditional looks and detailed patterns. In turn, the 6 x 6 ceramic tile size is large enough to feel substantial, small enough to work around fixtures.
  • Ceramic Hexagon Tiles: A popular choice for kitchen and bathroom installations, these tiles are available in both large and small shapes. The classic hexagonal shape works with both modern and traditional styles.
  • Ceramic Subway Tiles: Subway tiles are incredibly popular for good reason. These tiles look good almost anywhere, particularly for backsplashes and showers. The smooth, clean lines of subway ceramic create a minimalist and contemporary look. Browse our variety of colors for endless options.
  • Ceramic Picket Tiles: These tiles are ideal for anyone looking to add subtle charm to their kitchen. These tiles stack together cohesively to create a harmonious and symmetrical look.
  • Ceramic Diamond Tiles: If you're searching for an alternative to hexagon tiles, then consider diamond ceramic tiles. These tiles have a unique, geometric look that is utterly bold and contemporary.
  • Ceramic Chevron Tiles: Chevron tiles are installed in a V-shape pattern that adds dimension and movement to spaces. Ideal for contemporary kitchens and industrial spaces.

Colors & Designs

  • White Ceramic Tiles: White stays popular because it doesn't date your space. But whites aren't all equal! Some have blue undertones that make rooms feel cold when the room needs a little breeze, while others have cream undertones that add warmth and some off white classy.
  • Hand-Painted Ceramic Tiles: Our artisanal, hand-painted ceramic tiles showcase the beauty of traditional tile craftsmanship. They work best as focal points in backsplashes or feature walls where they won't see heavy wear.
  • Blue Ceramic Tiles: This color scheme works well in coastal designs or Mediterranean interiors, where the color feels natural rather than forced, just like it should have been there always.
  • Green Ceramic Tiles: Green has returned to popularity with the rise of biophilic design trends, but avoid trendy shades that'll look dated quickly. Deep forest greens and muted olive tones have staying power as always.
  • Black Ceramic Tiles: A dark color story creates drama that you've always wanted, but shows every water spot, so plan your cleaning routine accordingly.
  • Beige Ceramic Tiles and Brown Ceramic Tiles: These options might sound boring, but they hide dirt and wear better than the other colors. Pink ceramic tile works in powder rooms and vintage-inspired spaces, or it can be more if you want!

How To Clean, Care & Maintain Ceramic Tiles

Cleaning: Skip expensive specialty cleaners. How to clean ceramic tile properly involves warm water, mild dish soap, and a microfiber mop. For tough stains, a paste made from baking soda and water works better than most commercial products. The glazed surface naturally resists most stains. Weekly cleaning prevents buildup that makes monthly deep cleaning necessary. In ceramic tile showers, squeegee walls after use to prevent soap scum and mineral deposits from forming.

Maintenance: Ceramic tiles crack from impact, not from normal use. Dropped tools during renovation cause more damage than years of foot traffic. Thermal shock, extreme temperature changes, can cause cracking, but this rarely happens in normal home use. Grout fails before ceramic tiles do. Plan for grout maintenance every few years, but expect the ceramic tiles themselves to last decades with proper care.

Shop Ceramic Tiles Online

Shop ceramic tiles online or visit one of our showrooms to see the tiles in person. The experienced consultants at our New York Tile Store, Los Angeles Tile Store, and San Francisco Tile Store have excellent customer service and can assist you with your interior design journey.

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