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21 hallway floor ideas to create a practical and beautiful entrance to your home |

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On the hunt for the perfect hallway floor ideas? We've sifted through our Livingetc archives to pull out all our favorite flooring looks. Of course, there are plenty of traditional encaustic and zellige tiles in the mix, which work particularly well in Victorian and Edwardian hallways, but we've included some contemporary on-trend ideas too, from painted floors and vinyl tiles to oversized geometric tiles and brass studded marble ones.

And of course, you have to consider the practicality of your hallway flooring too. Hallways are high-traffic areas that see a lot of wear and tear so choosing a flooring that's going to cope with that should be top of your list (yes even above style and design). Before thinking about patterns and colors, pick a material that's hardwearing, easy to clean, and won't show scuffs and stains after just a few months. Plus, go for something with longevity that can work with different hallway ideas as your tastes and trends change. Luckily, all these ideas tick those boxes, so there's plenty here to get you inspired...

1. Opt for natural stone for a chic and practical flooring

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So yes, hallway flooring has to be practical above all else, but that doesn't mean to can't look lovely too. One of our top choices for a hallway floor would be natural stone. It's hardwearing, easy to clean and comes in so many different variations from slate to marble.

'Natural stone flooring can be one of the most forgiving floor coverings if the right stone and finish are chosen.' says Isabel Fernandez, Director at luxury natural stone flooring company Quorn Stone . 'Naturally, some stones will be denser than others which provides more durability, however all-natural stone will be subject to a little wear and tear over the years. A tumbled finish provides an aged look, its worn edges, textured surface and natural markings makes it extremely forgiving with day-to-day crumbs and dirt. ' 

2. Go for an oversized hallway tile pattern

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A monochrome floor needn’t be strictly black and white. Just as effective is to choose another pairing of light and dark neutrals – the result will just be softer and subtler, like the cream and chocolate-colored polished English stone used here. By oversizing the chequerboard pattern, you add that all-important unexpected burst of contemporary cool to a traditional flooring style. 

'A hallway really is a perfect place for a chequerboard floor, be it a spacious manor house or a narrow Victorian terrace.' says Grazzie Wilson of Artisans of Devizes . 'It’s the center point of the house and so it creates a really strong anchor and with so many other doorways coming from it, it makes sense to have a floor that has a non-directional layout because it lets the adjoining spaces do as they please.'

3. Pick a elegant pattern with encaustic tiles

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Victorian encaustic tiles are having a bit of a rival at the moment. The thrill when you pull up carpet or a yellowing lino and find beautiful patterned tiles underneath, there's nothing like it. But even if you haven't been blessed with original tiles, or if you live in a modern home and want to recreate the look there are so many lovely modern remakes that will add that traditional charm to your hallway. Or for a really authentic look, you could hunt the internet and reclamation yards for reclaimed tiles. 

'The hallway is the perfect place to be bolder and more creative with color and pattern than you might be elsewhere in the home; you’ll just be passing through so there’s no need to worry about whether a decorative floor might be a little ’too much’ – as it might seem for a living room or kitchen.' explains Colin Roby-Welford Creative Director at Fired Earth . 'Also, since hallways tend to be quite pared-back, you can let the floor take center stage without wondering how to match it to furniture and soft furnishings. Since hallways tend to be quite small though, it’s important not to ‘crowd’ them with too much pattern, so if you’re planning to have a decorative floor it might be best to balance it with a one-color wall, or vice versa. '

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And the real thing isn't an option for your home, you can create a really similar effect with vinyl tiles, and they can be an even more practical option too. 

'Luxury vinyl tile is the ideal flooring choice for high traffic areas such as hallways, as it is incredibly durable, warm underfoot and very easy to clean and maintain.' says Lucy Tunstall of Harvey Maria . 'Victorian or encaustic inspired designs create a classic statement hallway and are extremely practical as they don't show the dirt as much!'

5. Throw down a large area rug

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Rugs can be a super quick update for a hallway and a practical hallway flooring choice too as if you pick the right material they can be really hardwearing. 

'Pared back rugs can be used to tie together any interior style, while adding a touch of luxury underfoot.  Neutral schemes are popular for hallways as they are the first impression of the home and can be a place of calm and relaxation, away from the hustle and bustle of the outside world.   For subtle impact, you can add a dash of color with a border or tonal pattern.' says Noemie Deed, founder of cosycoco.com

'For a statement hallway, incorporate bold patterns and colors as a focal point and an injection of personality. A hallway is a great place to introduce guests to your interior style so if you’re a maximalist, don’t be afraid to show it straight away.'

6. Give marble tiles a modern update

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Marble is a classic in hallways, it adds texture and interest but is simple and elegant too and perfect for bouncing lots of light around a dark (and potentially quite small) space. And despite being a favorite in more traditional, period homes, marble can be adapted to suit more contemporary spaces. Just look at this hallway floor idea – the floor features two types of marble cut into a fractured geometric pattern to create a quirky, more modern take on a marble floor. 

7. Paint the floorboards black 

Floorboards are a lovely hallway floor idea, they are practical, add a lovely texture to a room and are pretty low maintenance if you pick the right stain or color. The color that makes the most sense to us? Black. It's chic but also, and more importantly, covers a whole load of sins when it comes to dirt and scuffs. 

It may sound like quite an intense look but you can make it as bold or as subtle as you like. Pair it with white walls for a very fresh, clean look or soften it with a layer of neautrals and a textured rug. You could even totally embrace the dark side and go all over with an inky hue – stairs, walls, ceilings, woodwork, the lot. 

8. Or go for a modern rustic vibe with white floorboards

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And if black floorboards are going to be too intense for you, white floorboards are bang on trend right now and perfect for creating a modern rustic look. It might sound like an impractical choice, but opt for a hardwearing wipeable paint and throw down a rug and it should be too high maintenance of an option. 

9. Create a modern mosaic

Hexagonal tiles in fun, personalized patterns and quotes are everywhere right now. What started as a trend in restaurants and bars it's spread into our homes. And while we love the classic black and white style, for a more unique look be inspired by this hallway floor idea and create a mosaic pattern with white and red (or whatever shade suits your style) tiles. 

10. Don't be afraid of carpet 

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We know carpet has fallen out of favor slightly but we still think there's a place for it in our homes, and hallways are the ideal spot to bring back the humble carpet. 

As Jodie Hatton, a Residential Designer at Brintons , explains that a 'carpet is a fantastic option for high traffic areas like hallways, due to its ability to withstand natural wear and tear. The type of carpet that is preferred is down to personal taste and the usage of that particular room but cut pile woven carpets are the most hardwearing.'

11. Try out vinyl floor tiles 

Vinyl floor tiles have definitely shed their questionable reputation, you can now get some really gorgeous, high-end designs that are ideal for hallways as they are so hardwearing and low maintenance. Plus, perfect if you are trying to stick to a budget. 

'If you are working to a tighter budget, Luxury Vinyl is an elegant choice.' says David Snazel of Carpetright . 'It effectively emulates more expensive design styles, whilst being incredibly practical and durable. Luxury Vinyl is not only highly water-resistant, low maintenance and easy to look after, but also compatible with underfloor heating so makes an incredibly practical and stylish choice for hallways.'

12. Choose smooth sanded wood for a Scandi vibe

The smooth, sanded wood floor flows from the hallway into the surrounding spaces. Take it up the staircase, into adjoining rooms for a really seamless, minimalist look. And be inspired the rest of this hallway too – a Crittall partition separates what was formerly a dark space from the reception room while allowing light to flood the space. 

13. Make a hallway feel bigger with a monochrome scheme

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Trick the eye into thinking you have a larger space by opting for a flooring choice that blends into the walls. A monochrome look like this is perfect for expanding narrow hallways are it really blurs the edges of the room and you can tell where flooring ends and walls start. This particular flooring is a beautiful limestone, which adds a lovely texture to the minimalist space but you could definitely recreate the look with white painted floorboards or white tiles. 

14. Add subtle pattern with parquet

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Parquet flooring is a beautiful way to add texture to a hallway without making it too busy as it's all one tone and color. However, you can up the drama by choosing a dark ebony wood rather than the traditional warm wood for a  very chic contemporary look. This flooring was actually salvage and shipped from France it does have a lovely rustic texture to it, softening the dark shades. 

The traditional pattern for parquet is usually herringbone, which can be the perfect layout for smaller hallways as it draws the eye away from the door. But in larger, more open spaces you can be more creative with the shapes you choose like this Versailles pattern. 

15. Mix materials

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This hallway retains a traditional look, with original floorboards that have been painted white. But the flooring quickly changes to a modern poured concrete as it moves from the entryway into the hallway that leads into the kitchen – the perfect balance between style and practicality. 

16. Go Grecian with stone mosaics

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How beautiful are the original Greek-style stone floors in this hallway? They add the perfect amount of pattern to this already very pattern busy hallway. Consider adding a similar setup to just the entrance of your hallway as a small rectangle of pattern before laying down carpet or sticking to bare floorboards in the rest of the space. 

17. Add contemporary color to a traditional Victorian tile

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Bring in some color with your hallway flooring by opting for the ever-popular traditional Victorian tile but choose a modern design with clear, bolder colors. In this hallway the splashes of blue work perfectly with the cool tones of the  grey walls, and then there's that lovely contrast with the cheery red door. 

18. Combine patterns for an eclectic look

Just because hallway flooring has to be practical, doesn't mean you can't have fun with it, as this fabulous space proves. Mix and match patterns by choosing a patterned tile for your flooring and a differing pattern for your hallway runner. Personally, we'd be going with exactly this – chequerboard floor and zebra print. And actually, because the color palette is minimal this doesn't overwhelm the small space.

'Often the first thing you see when entering a house, the stairs and hallway create a first and lasting impression on your guests. It's the perfect area to take risks and be daring with your styling.' says Jemma Dayman of Carpetright. 'Bold, geometric designs and bright colors will give your stairs that wow factor and work well when mixed with minimalist furniture and accessories. Opting for repeating patterns will not only allow your design to flow easily into other rooms but will be forgiving to everyday marks and scuffs as your stairs see some serious use over their lifetime.'

19. Lengthen a hallway with herringbone flooring

Herringbone, whether you create it will tiles, LVT, or wood is the perfect pattern for hallways as it really lengthens the space, drawing the eye down the hallway. We love the dark-stained oak parquet flooring used in this hallway, it's the ideal contrast with the pale blue walls and gives a grown-up edge to the playful star-splattered stair runner. 

20. Create a permanent rug with tiles 

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This is such a nifty hallway floor idea! Rather than throw down a rug that can collect dirt and slide around the space go for the more practical option of creating the allusion of a rug with tiles. Also, a clever idea to note from this hallway, the wallpapered stairs and those plum-colored walls create such a cocooning inviting space!

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Lift dark walls with warm tiles

This house’s dark Edwardian roots shine through in this hallway. The original Edwardian tiles are partnered with darkest walls, holding the period mood but also adding a lovely, welcoming warmth to the moody shades. The warm wooden side table and the red carpet on the stairs only help to bring out those lovely toasty shades in the hallway tiles. 

What is the best flooring for a hallway?

The best flooring for hallways will depend on the look you are after and your budget. Tiles are one of the most popular options and obviously, there are so many options to choose from – the colors, the patterns the materials. Natural stone is another good choice for a hallway as it's really hardwearing and easy to maintain too.

'The beauty of natural stone is that it becomes lived-in and ages beautifully. If you are looking for something truly timeless then natural stone is a great choice for a hallway.  When choosing a natural stone, it’s always important to think about how the space is going to be used. Is it a high-traffic commercial space, a slick apartment, or a country home? Who will be using the space? And what is the lifestyle of the user?' says Grazzie Wilson Creative Lead at Sarsen Stone Group . 

'Sometimes a very clean and minimalistic look is required for a contemporary space and a very clean and consistent color stone will be required, however on the other hand if it’s a family home and there is a lot of lifestyle activity with lots of people walking on the hallway floor then a more characterful floor with fossil content, texture, and tonal variation will withstand the most active of lifestyles.'

'If you are looking for a hallway floor that is super low-maintenance and looks the same tomorrow as it does today, then I would definitely suggest looking at porcelain too if you are looking for something super contemporary, or something that emulates the look of natural stone but with little or no maintenance then porcelain could be a great option.'

Is vinyl flooring good for hallway?

Yes, vinyl flooring, especially luxury vinyl tiles are a great choice for a hallway floor. They are a more budget friendly options too but can create a really luxurious look and replicate more expensive designs and materials.  

Hebe is the Digital Editor of Livingetc; she has a background in lifestyle and interior journalism and a passion for renovating small spaces. You'll usually find her attempting DIY, whether it's spray painting her whole kitchen, don't try that at home, or ever changing the wallpaper in her hallway. Livingetc has been such a huge inspiration and has influenced Hebe's style since she moved into her first rental and finally had a small amount of control over the decor and now loves being able to help others make decisions when decorating their own homes. Last year she moved from renting to owning her first teeny tiny Edwardian flat in London with her whippet Willow (who yes she chose to match her interiors...) and is already on the lookout for her next project.

Floor Tile Design For Entryways and Halls

Your entryway is of the most hardwearing spaces in your home and the first space you see when you walk through the door. Not only does your entryway need to be functional and offer easy organization, but it must also withstand whatever life throws its way–especially the floors. That’s what makes this next list of floor tile designs for hallways and entryways so great!

Read on to learn why floor tile is the best choice for entryways and halls, and to see our favorite entrance hall tile ideas for spaces ranging from barely-there to grand entries and every size in between.

Prepare to be amazed every time you step foot in your entryway with this striking Calacatta Blue White Marble Stellar Diamond mosaic tile from Tile Club.

What Type of Tile Works Best For Entryways & Hallways?

The first to-do item on your list of entryway tile ideas is choosing a floor tile that can (and will) withstand years of use. You want a tile that offers an unwavering style, of course, but it should also be one that can welcome your lifestyle with open arms–kids, guests, pets, dirt, and all life brings with the changing seasons. For all of these reasons and more, we highly recommend porcelain tile and marble tile. Here is a little about both and why we love them for entryway floors.

Porcelain Floor Tile

Porcelain tile is a solid and durable tile highly resistant to scratching, frost, and damage. It’s impervious to water and a sustainable building material that can be manipulated to look like wood or more expensive tile materials like marble, which is an attractive feature if natural marble tile is out of your budget. Porcelain tile is also extremely easy to clean and maintain, making it a top choice for hectic households.

No list of entryway tile ideas is complete without a few porcelain tile options. These hardy tiles are ideal for busy entryways requiring unwavering durability and one-of-a-kind style, all while mimicking the look of other floor materials, as seen here in this Spiga Olson Gris Wood Look Porcelain Tile.

Marble Floor Tile

Marble stone is a timeless building material that shines in natural beauty and durability. With no two marble tiles ever the same, it’s easy to create a truly unique look that won’t fade in style over the decades. As for durability, marble tile is a hardworking water-resistant stone that’s in it for the long haul. 

It’s worth noting that marble tile can require more maintenance, especially in very busy households. Since marble tile can be stained, it’s best to protect marble floors with a quality marble sealant and avoid standing water whenever possible.

 Approved for use on high traffic walls and floors, this Calacatta Gold large format hexagon marble tile shows off the natural beauty and rarity each marble stone can effortlessly add to your tiled entryway.

Choose What's True to You vs. What’s Trending

After choosing the best tile material for your space, it’s time to settle on a style. Regardless of which tile material you choose, picking a quality tile that speaks to your style and what you love most in home design will always make you happier in the end than going with what’s in vogue at the moment. By choosing a tile design that matches your authentic taste and style, you’ll have no regrets later down the road. 

So, which style will it be? Let’s look at several tried-and-true entrance hall tile ideas to see what options make the best fit for your foyer.

7 Tiled Entryway Ideas To Consider For Your Next Renovation

Opt-In for an Eye-Catching Pattern

If you’re on the hunt for entry or hallway tile ideas that will help hide the evidence of regular foot traffic, patterned tile designs and geometric layouts may be worth your consideration. 

Eye-catching Mediterranean or Moroccan-inspired tile, or your favorite geometric patterns can easily mask surface debris while setting the tone for your entryway. Here are some of our favorite looks spanning several design styles, proving that timeless style comes in many different forms.

Bursting with dimension and interest, this Melange Blue Porcelain Tile is a modern entrance hall tile idea you can take to the floor or walls, depending on your ideal look.

This is a geometrically-pleasing, non-slippery tile option for high traffic commercial and residential areas.

For an unapologetically beautiful Mediterranean-inspired tile bursting with Grecian charm, look no further than Tile Club’s Moroccan Blue Star & White Cross Etched Marble Mosaic Tile.

Bring a bright focal point to your entryway design with Tile Club’s Floral Eternity White Carrara & Bardiglio Waterjet Mosaic Tile. This gorgeous tile bodes well on gently used residential homes and areas where standing water is not a regular occurrence.

Mask daily messes with a dark and bold pattern, all without sacrificing style with Tile Club's Nero Marquina and Thassos White marble mosaic tile.

This subtle yet stunning Arches Wooden Beige & Bardiglio Marble Tile entryway complements this entryway hall without being overdone. If you need hallway tile ideas for high traffic areas, this is a worthy contender!

Seen in traditional, modern, and contemporary homes, checkerboard floors like this gorgeous entryway tile design by West of Main Design create dimension and interest that can be turned up or toned down to best complement your space, as detailed in these 7 Creative Tile Designs for Checkerboard Home Decor. Achieve a similar look with Tile Club’s Bianco Carrara Honed Marble Tile and Thassos White Honed Marble Tile.

Add A Personal Touch with Custom & Penny Round Mosaic Tile

Sometimes it can be hard to find the right fit for your space, especially if you have a specific idea in mind. In this case, custom mosaic or penny round tile is the way to go. 

We love the look of penny rounds with personalized inlaid messages like those shown below for mid-century-inspired spaces. Penny rounds come in endless color variations, with small hexagon tile options available if you want to switch things up.

This custom tile entryway design by Ashley Burnett is just one of many examples of how you can use penny round tiles to personalize your entryway. 

If you were thinking of something completely custom that will steal the show and express to guests just what they can expect when they walk through your home, our custom mosaic tile service can help bring the entryway tile idea of your dreams to life–and to your floors.

Looking to jazz up your hotel lobby or entryway? Consider a custom mosaic tile design by Tile Club’s team of artists!

Add striking detail to your hall and entryway floors with a custom mosaic tile design with help from Tile Club.

Let your wildest entrance hall tile ideas come to life when you create a custom mosaic tile design with Tile Club!

Keep It Natural with a Wood-Look Tile

Wood is a classic flooring option that works in practically any design theme, but it’s not always the best for busy spaces. Wood flooring can easily be damaged from pets and excessive wear and need refinishing to maintain a like-new look. Plus it can warp over time with excessive water and moisture exposure.

Porcelain and marble wood-look tile offer all of the advantages of traditional wood with added durability and low maintenance needs. Wood-look tile is available in several unique patterns that make it simple to add a modern, organic flair to your entryway. What’s more, wood-look tile can be used throughout your entire home to achieve a cohesive flow and works for entryways big and small. Keep scrolling to see what we mean!

If keeping with tradition is more your style, this Kasai Fumo Wood Look rectified porcelain tile is sure to please. Aside from its gorgeous honed gray color, its long-wearing finish and slip-resistant qualities make it a perfect neutral flooring option for high-traffic homes and commercial spaces.

Mimic the texture and color of white wood planks sans the sanding and refinishing years down the road with Tile Club’s Gems Bianco White Wood Look Porcelain Tile, a worthy addition to any traditional or modern entrance hall tile ideas list.  

A modern take on a traditional floor material, this Fan Wooden Beige Marble Mosaic Tile’s scalloped finish and fish scale pattern adds a creative design element sure to please every time you lay eyes on it.

Who said wood look tile had to be boring? This Retro Blanco Hex White Washed porcelain tile is a fun twist on traditional wood plank flooring and boasts all of the benefits of visual texture, durability, and one of time’s most prized patterns. How can you go wrong?

Another gorgeous wood-look marble floor option for high traffic areas like the kitchen is our Selo Hex Wooden Beige Marble Mosaic Tile.

Marvel at Classic White Marble

Around here, we can’t get enough marble. If you feel the same way, you might consider adding a classic marble floor tile to your list of tiled entryway ideas.

Simple, yes. Boring? Impossible. Tile Club’s dazzling White Sparkle Waterjet Marble geometric tile is a crisp, clean, classic floor tile design for halls, walls, and entryways alike. You can’t go wrong with a classic white marble!

Small but mighty, this 10 Inch Thassos White Marble Hexagon Tile offers a delicate patterned white marble design that will make your space stand out while standing the test of time and ever-changing design styles.

Mimic Marble with Porcelain Tiles

Love the look of marble, but not sure it’s the best option for your budget or young household? Have your cake and eat it too with a standard size or large format porcelain tile! This is an excellent move for households that want to maintain a timeless aesthetic without paying the price for natural marble, or being on the hook for potentially high-maintenance needs in the busy season of life.

Mimic the look of your favorite marble tile with the Varana Blanco Stone Look White Porcelain Tile, approved for light traffic floors, walls, and your list of budget-friendly sophisticated entryway tile ideas.

Our Emporio Polished Calacatta Marble Porcelain Tile offers all of the beauty of true marble tile with the capable versatility of porcelain, all wrapped up in fun hexagon tile shape sure to wow your guests.

Small Entryway Tile Ideas

Looking for entry or hallway tile ideas for small spaces? Designing a small entryway sounds simple, but sometimes a lack of space can make for a more challenging design idea. Coupled with smart use of space, these next small entryway tile ideas can make a big difference in the look and feel of your size-challenged space.

When making your list of entryway or entrance hall tile ideas, it’s essential to focus on scale. You’ll want to consider small-scale tile designs that won’t look out of place or too overpowering in smaller areas. Another option is to continue the flooring from the next room into the entryway to make the space feel less cramped (or replace it all for a cohesive look). A neutral or wood-look tile is a great option here!

Here are some other examples of small-scale entryway tile ideas that won’t compromise your overall design plan.

At a small size of 1”x3” per piece, this Herringbone Wooden Beige Polished Marble Mosaic Tile is a small-scale neutral tile option ideal for high-traffic areas of the home.

Even small spaces are no match for penny rounds! Even if you’re cramped, you can create a unique and stylish entryway and hallway floor that’s every bit beautiful as an open floor plan design, much like Tim Barber Architects did in this Southern California revival style farmhouse.

With little space to spare, small-scale neutral tile helps make a big impression without requiring extra square footage. Just think of how this gorgeous River Pebbles Carrara & Thassos Marble Tile would look in your space!

Don’t Forget The Walls!

Sure, your floors work hard, but what about the walls? Rather than worrying about touch-up paint every few months to hide scuffs and marks, you can opt-in for a tiled wall that only requires a wipe down here and there.  

Additionally, a textured wall tile can help large spaces feel more welcome, or add necessary detail to spaces lacking in size and opportunity to make a statement. Entryway walls are also the perfect opportunity to put peel and stick tile to work. Here are some of our favorite hallway tile ideas for walls.

Take a trip to the wild side of home design while keeping your aesthetic intact with the Carrara Gator Etched Subway Tile, a tiled entryway idea for hard working walls or floors.

For walls craving an artistic touch, the Teardrops Wooden Beige & Athens Gray Marble Mosaic Waterjet Tile is a show-stopping entryway or hallway tile idea to make your walls pop. Paired with a natural floor and your favorite accent pieces, you might find yourself spending more time in your entryway than you need to!

Designed with a timeless floral pattern, this Gold Bouquet Marble TiIe is a stunningly elegant entryway tile idea that can freshen up even the busiest entryway and hallway walls.

 

Quickly transform the look and feel of your entryway walls and halls with this Carrara Hexagon Marble Peel and Stick Tile.

Design the Tiled Entryway of Your Dreams with Tile Club

No matter what tiled entryway ideas and dreams you hope to achieve, Tile Club makes it simple to find today’s best selection of modern takes and timeless classics, all in one place. Shop Tile Club today to find the best tile for your entryway makeover, or contact our knowledgeable customer care team for personalized recommendations for your space, big or small. Then head over to the Tile Club blog to discover more tile-inspired looks for every corner of your home or commercial space!

Tiles in the hallway - 100 photos of beautiful design in a modern style

> Hallway > Tiles in the hallway: TOP-100 photos of a beautiful combination and design in the hallway.

The entrance hall in the apartment is considered to be the room that is most exposed to the maximum impact of negative factors.

These are dirt and dust that are brought in with shoes, and temperature changes when opening the front door, and exposure to the floor of chemicals used to speed up the melting of snow on the street.

Therefore, the flooring in the hallway must be characterized by increased moisture resistance, wear resistance and durability.

All these requirements are best met by porcelain stoneware or ceramic tiles laid on the floor in the hallway.

Ten years ago, the attitude towards floor tiles in the hallway was, if not contemptuous, then quite skeptical.

However, today, thanks to the use of modern, environmentally friendly components and advanced manufacturing technologies, the design, color parameters, shape and strength characteristics of this facing material have changed and many apartment owners use it to finish not only floor, but also wall panels in entrance rooms, corridors and vestibules.

In this case, it should be taken into account that the floor tiles are slightly thicker than wall tiles, which ensures their higher strength.

Using combined tiles in the hallway, you can create an original, stylish and modern design of this room, which cannot be obtained with linoleum or carpet.

If from the point of view of decoration, the tiles in the interior of the hallway are somewhat inferior to parquet and laminate flooring, then in terms of strength characteristics, wear-moisture resistance and operational qualities, it largely surpasses them.

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Pros and cons of tiling

Tiles in the hallway on the floor available today on the market of repair and finishing materials are distinguished by a variety of sizes, shapes and flower solutions.

Tiles are available in glossy, matt and textured surfaces, and their color scheme can imitate the structure and color of sawn wood or natural stone.

The design of tiles in the hallway is no less diverse and is mainly determined by the technological capabilities and equipment of the manufacturer. Companies producing repair and finishing materials produce tile material with various patterns, prints and ornaments.

Under the brands "Fap Ceramiche" (Italy), "Kerama Marazzi" and "Shakhtinskaya Plitka" (Russia), "Keramin" (Belarus), "Golden Tile" (Ukraine), "Cersanit" (Poland-Germany) a fine facing material of the middle price segment, and photos of tiles in the hallway from various collections are given at the end of the article.

The undoubted advantage of the tiled coating is its uncriticality for the use of abrasive cleaners and chemically active detergents when cleaning and washing the floor.

Ceramic decorative tiles in the hallway and porcelain stoneware tiles in dark shades are recognized as the best materials for the entrances of city apartments today.

With a well-chosen tile material, you can create a unique, colorful design of entrance rooms and vestibules.

The combination of tiles in the hallway with porcelain stoneware or laminate flooring will emphasize its style and highly aesthetic tastes of the apartment owners. Important positive aspects of tiled flooring are its durability and low labor intensity of maintenance.

Choice of tile material

Tiles in the hallway must meet certain requirements, the main of which are:

Photo of tiles in the hallway

Tiles in the hallway - 100 photos of the best design ideas in the hallwayDecor and interior design

Decor and interior design > Sitemap > Hallways > Tiles in the hallway: TOP-100 photo of floor design ideas for the hallway Every time we return home, we soil the floors, especially with slush. Women's shoes or other sharp objects cause the most damage.

Therefore, it is necessary to focus on the selection of quality flooring material. Ideal floor tiles for hallways.

Recently, ceramic coating has been considered an indicator of fine and selective taste among its owners.

A wide range of wall and floor tiles can bring the most intricate ideas to life. Let's take a closer look at the design options for tiles in the hallway.

What to look for when choosing a tile

When choosing a floor tile in the hallway, you need to know that it must be durable, strong, not wipe and not slip.

Durable tiles are also required to have such a property as wear resistance. The material must not be deformed during normal use. Therefore, with proper care and use, floor tiles in the hallway will serve you for many years.

The tiles do not absorb water. This is an important quality. Also, when choosing a tile, you need to focus your attention on the fact that it can be both flat and with a certain relief.

Smooth tiles can be dangerous if the surface is slippery. Therefore, it is better to choose an anti-slip coating. Small relief is able to collect specks and be difficult to clean. Lovers of the refined will have to tinker with cleaning.

Tiles in the entrance hall: the main factors of choice

In terms of quality characteristics, tiles in the hallway are the undisputed leader in floor materials. Porcelain stoneware is not exposed to sharp objects and is easy to clean.

To make everyone feel comfortable when entering the house, tiles in the hallway can be combined with other finishes. For example, lay out tiles only at the door, and fill the rest of the area with parquet or some other coating.

To protect yourself from injury, choose non-slippery tiles. Now there are many anti-slip coatings.

Do not stop at tiles that have a strongly pronounced embossed pattern. Litter and dust will definitely accumulate in the openings.

How to combine and finish the floor

Often there is zoning of tiles in the interior of the hallway. Particular attention can be paid to the place at the door. And circle the contours along the walls.

You can also experiment and fold a smooth tile with a relief one. Remove boredom and add different shades.

You can also raise one of the hallway areas to the level, but not too high, in order to protect yourself and others from falls and stumbles. It will immediately become clear where you should leave your shoes. Do not forget about the correct choice of screed for this material in order to avoid further destruction of the coating.

Floor tile design in the hallway.

It is worth choosing the color of the tile wisely. Avoid gloomy colors and shades. If the hallway is small, it is worth expanding it with light colors. Alternatively, you can combine opposite colors.

If you have a large area of ​​the corridor, then your imagination has no limits. You can lay out patterns that will focus their attention when entering the apartment.

To sum up, tile flooring is a good option to make your home cozy and the interior trendy and personal. I would also like to add that the tiles on the walls of the hallway will emphasize your taste well and complement the zest in the interior.

There are options when the walls are completely laid out with relief tiles with a pronounced texture, but in such episodes it is worth concentrating minimally on the floor tiles. Examples of finishing can be seen in the given photo tiles in the hallway.

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