10 Floors You Won’t Believe Are Tile
Updated: Mar. 15, 2019Tile is a staple for bathroom and kitchen floors, but the possibilities when it comes to tiling are endless. From tile that looks like hardwood to unique tile layouts, here are 10 floors you won't believe are tile.
Wood Tile
This unique tiling design brings a rustic look to the living room. Wood tile, which is ceramic tile designed to look like wood, is easy to clean, moisture resistant and comes in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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Porcelain Stoneware Tile
For a sleek, classic look, try large tiles in a living room or bathroom. These large glossy tiles are inspired by the look of natural marble.
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Wood Plank Tile
These porcelain tiles look like wood planks arranged in a chevron pattern for a modern look. These tiles are a good choice for areas of the home where you want the look of hardwood, but need a material to stand up to heavy traffic.
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Stone Tile
If you have an enclosed patio or area of the home that opens up to the outside, try stone tile in a fun design. This arrangement features tiles, in contrasting patterns, installed so they could be mistaken for rugs.
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Thin Rectangular Tile
Here’s a look that when installed correctly, is a work of art and almost looks like custom carpeting. Try using tiles in a mix of colors for a similar look in a bathroom or living area.
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Mosaic Tiles
Give new life to the classic black and white look with glass mosaic tiles. This bathroom is covered in black and white tiles in an unexpected pattern for a one-of-a-kind look.
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Vinyl Tile
Vinyl flooring stands up well to heavy traffic and can help reduce noise, making it a good choice for families with children and pets. These vinyl tiles are arranged in a chevron pattern, giving the room a modern look.
Photo: Courtesy of Jigsaw Design
Colorful Tiles
The bathroom in this home is covered with colorful tiles to create a playful atmosphere. Using tiles on the floor, around the bathtub and even on the wall makes cleaning a snap.
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Brick Tiles
Bring a Mediterranean feel to your home with brick tiles. The tiles shown here are veneer or “thin brick.” They hide dirt and stand up well in heavy traffic areas.
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