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Striped tile is one of 2026's most-searched bathroom and kitchen looks: and most of what you're seeing on Pinterest isn't a single printed pattern, it's two or three solid colors laid in sequence. Our striped tile collection is built from elongated thin…

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Striped bathroom with black and white rectangular tiles. Black Glossy Thin Brick Tiles 2 1/4×7 7/8 (TL80565), Royal White Glossy Thin Brick Tiles 2 1/4×7 7/8 (TL80564)
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            Woody Brown glossy subway thin brick tile in warm rustic brown glaze by Country Floors
            Woody Brown Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 3/4"x9 3/4"x3/4"
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            Hickory Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
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            Seaweed Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
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            Steppe Glossy Ceramic Tile 2 1/2×5 Image
            Steppe Glossy Ceramic Tile
            Size:2 1/2"x5"x23/64"
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            Royal White Glossy Legato Terracotta Wall Decos 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Royal White Glossy Legato Thin Brick Accent Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
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            Sand glossy ceramic tile in warm beige neutral shade by Country Floors
            Sand Glossy Ceramic Tile
            Size:4"x4"x3/8"
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            Sky Glossy Terracotta Tile 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Sky Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
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            Aquamarine Glossy Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
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            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
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            Juniper Glossy Flat Thin Brick Tile 2 1/4×7 7/8 Image
            Juniper Glossy Flat Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 7/8"x3/8"
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            Patience Glossy Ceramic Tile
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            Pasto leather fluted thin brick tile in olive green by Country Floors
            Pasto Leather Fluted Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 9/16"x9/16"
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            Granada Leather Fluted Thin Brick Tile
            Size:2 1/4"x7 9/16"x9/16"
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            Calacatta Viola, Red Levanto Honed Mod Stripes Marble Mosaic 11 3/4×12 3/8 Image
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            Striped tile is one of 2026's most-searched bathroom and kitchen looks: and most of what you're seeing on Pinterest isn't a single printed pattern, it's two or three solid colors laid in sequence. Our striped tile collection is built from elongated thin brick and ceramic tiles designed to be laid in courses, so the stripe forms itself as you set them. This season's most-requested pairings: Olive green with burgundy, baby blue with ocean blue, and the classic Black-and-White combination. Browse by material, color, or finish below, or read on for how to plan your own stripe.

            What Is Striped Tile?

            There are two ways to get a striped tile look, and most retailers only talk about one of them.

            The first is a tile manufactured with the stripe already built in; a mosaic tile sheet where the alternating color bands are set at the factory, like our Mod Stripes marble mosaic. You install it the way you'd install any mosaic, and the pattern is already there.

            The second is a coursed, or installed, stripe; and it's how most of the striped bathrooms and backsplashes saved on Pinterest are actually built. Take two or three single-color tiles and lay them in a planned row sequence. Because thin brick and elongated ceramic tile are installed in repeating horizontal courses to begin with, changing the color every course (or every few courses) turns an ordinary tile wall into a striped one. No custom cutting, no pattern-matching, just sequencing. It's the same principle that makes a two-tone brick wall read as banded from across the room.

            Both are "striped tile." The second is more flexible: you choose the stripe width, the color pairing, and the rhythm yourself.

            Where to Use Striped Tile

            • Bathroom walls & showers. Vertical stripes draw the eye upward and make a low ceiling feel taller, a common fix for small, boxy bathrooms. Horizontal stripes do the opposite: they widen a narrow shower stall or powder room and can visually "zone" a wet area from a dry one.
            • Kitchen backsplash. A striped backsplash brings color into a kitchen without committing to a full accent wall. It reads especially well run horizontally between the counter and the upper cabinets, where the stripe naturally follows the counter line.
            • Floors. A coursed or mosaic stripe across a bathroom, entryway, or mudroom floor works like a built-in rug, it zones the space without adding furniture, and it's a practical way to bring pattern to a floor that has to stay slip-resistant and easy to clean.
            • Niches & accent walls. A single striped wall or shower niche gives you the impact of the pattern as a focal point, while the rest of the room stays calm.

            Trending Striped Tile Color Pairings

            Colorways in this collection are all pulled from real project photography — here's how each pairing reads in a room.

            • Olive green & burgundy — Seaweed Glossy Thin Brick paired with Hickory Glossy Thin Brick. Earthy, warm, and one of the standout color stories in kitchens right now.
            • Baby blue & ocean blue — Sky Glossy Thin Brick paired with Aquamarine Glossy Thin Brick. A softer, coastal-leaning pairing that works well in bathrooms and powder rooms.
            • Classic black & white — Black Glossy Thin Brick paired with Royal White Glossy Thin Brick. The most enduring striped tile pairing there is high contrast, works in almost any style of room, and the safest choice if you want the stripe to outlast a trend cycle.

            Prefer something quieter? Woody Brown, Juniper, and the Steppe and Patience ceramic tones pair well for a softer, tonal stripe that reads more as texture than contrast.

            Three Ways to Build a Striped Tile Look with Country Floors Tile

            1. Coursed thin brick or ceramic (rectangular). Most of this collection. Pick two or three colors and alternate them by course — each row is a single color, and the repetition builds the stripe as you install.
            2. Square field tile, alternated by row. Any of our solid-color square tiles can be striped the same way — alternate the color every row, or every two to three rows, to set your own stripe width. This is the option to reach for if you want a bolder band than a single brick course gives you, or you're matching an existing tile size elsewhere in the room.
            3. Ready-made striped mosaic. Our Mod Stripes marble mosaic arrives with the dual-color stripe already built into the sheet — no course-planning required, just set it like any mosaic. Available in pairings from Black & Thassos to Calacatta Viola & Red Levanto.

            Striped Tile: Design & Installation Tips

            • Grout color changes how bold the stripe reads. Grout that matches your lighter tile keeps the stripe clean and graphic. A contrasting grout (dark grout between light tiles, for example) adds a pinstripe within the stripe, but shows more grout line, so it's a bolder, busier look.
            • Stripe width should match the room. A single 2 1/4" thin brick course reads as a fine pinstripe from across the room, which is why it works well floor-to-ceiling in small bathrooms. Doubling a course (two rows of the same color before switching) creates a wider, bolder band better suited to large walls or a single feature panel.
            • Plan your first row where the eye lands first. Start your color sequence at the most visible sightline (the shower entry, the wall behind the vanity) so the pattern begins on-plan there, rather than wherever the tile happens to land after turning a corner.
            • Order full courses per color, from mixed cartons. Thin brick and ceramic tile are handmade, so shade can vary slightly between shipments. Mixing tile from a few different cartons as you set each color course keeps the stripe consistent from top to bottom.

            FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

            Striped tile has been building across bathroom and kitchen design for several years and is featured across most major 2026 design trend reports. Bold, colorful pairings are more of-the-moment; classic black-and-white striping is widely considered a timeless choice that isn't tied to a single design era. Color can be trending but the design itself is timeless, such as olive green striped tile or burgundy striped tile can only be a trend for this year but black and white striped walls are around for decades.

            Vertical stripes draw the eye upward and make a ceiling feel higher so it would be useful in small or boxy bathrooms. Horizontal stripes widen a narrow space and work well for backsplashes or low walls. Some designs combine both: horizontal on the floor, vertical on the walls, to zone a room without adding a hard boundary.

            Yes! A striped backsplash is one of the easiest ways to bring color into a kitchen without a full accent wall, and it works particularly well run horizontally between the counter and upper cabinets.