Best Ideas for Kitchen Tiles

Best Ideas for Kitchen Tiles. The cabinets, worktops, and flooring have been selected by you, but there is one more crucial factor that can build or break your dream kitchen system. Accessible in a kaleidoscope of colours and various styles, the hardest working space in your home is both covered and decorated with wall tiles. These trendy ceramics are sure to inspire, from elegant styles to mosaics, triangles, and bold, geometric designs.

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Best Ideas for Kitchen Tiles

Stripes stretch with on Wall

Build a bold style of three alternating colours for a new take on the classic metro tile. Vintage bistro vibes are created by contrasting stripes here, while the horizontal lines elongate the room to make small kitchens look larger. If you feel bold, you could take this look one step more and graduate as you walk up to the ceiling to build an on-trend centre part with your tile colours.

In the breakfast bar, mix

Kitchen wall tiles also make the undersides of breakfast bars and kitchen islands an effective addition. They can impart an additional decorative dimension and a sense of harmony in your framework, as well as build a protective barrier with liquids. These black hexagon tiles echo the geometric wall tiles in this monochrome room.

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Pro clean Micro Storage in Large Format

Large-format wall tiles can also be time-saving and budget-friendly in the kitchen, just as in your luxurious bathroom. A timeless backdrop for navy cabinetry and a warm wood countertop is provided by this calming neutral design.

Spaced-out circles

Brighten up a tiny kitchen with floor and wall tiles that match. These tiles in the tempera paint style derive their influence from the Art Deco period, but the larger-scale motif leaves plenty of blank space so that they do not feel too busy. A striking visual effect that zones the kitchen in an open-plan space are created by the continuation of the clear pattern from floor to walls.

Budget-friendly boundary

There is no need for a soapy residue to be taken all the way up the wall. The lower half of the wall above the worktop is the region most responsive to marks. Run a small border of tiles along the top of your work desks and sink to save resources on tiling and provide an attractive function at the same time. We love how the open shelves meet with the basketweave design.

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Cladding half-wall

With gleaming white gloss tiles laid in a contrasting colour, break up an on-trend various colour style kitchen. To anchor the scheme, use dark grouting with a light colour style and try to match the same shades on cabinets and walls.

3D textured tiles

As regular flat finishes are replaced with sculptural forms that stand out from the wall, these 3D textured tiles are a major interior design trend. The shadow they cast, making white the obvious choice to make the most of their unique beauty, is part of their attraction.

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Two-tone tiling tiling

Mottled inky blue tiles will evoke the ocean’s soothing rush and impart your culinary room with drama. In muted disc tones, a contrasting strip of vertical tiles breaks up the dark look and perfectly contrasts the soft pink kitchen cabinets below.

Star tiles in Spanish-style

What do I not love about these perfectly pink tiles of Pradaxa? They are not only the perfect counterpoint to a navy kitchen, but they manage to be stylish and traditional with their star motif. The architecture is based on a typical Spanish design and will fit in almost any shade that we can imagine.

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Encaustic tiles and mosaic tiles from Aluminum

These shiny round tiles, one for the magpies among you, use a concave textured effect to play with the light, making them glitter like jewels. Perfect for a modern kitchen or to add a wow factor to splatter, and to make elegant designs, Encaustic tiles use various clay colours rather than glazes. This stylish monochrome scheme, available in a variety of shades and styles, works beautifully as a decorative focal point.