Kitchen counter tile designs
12 Tile Kitchen Countertops That Are Surprisingly Fresh
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Updated on 10/19/21
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Lately, tile kitchen countertops are starting to look surprisingly modern. Once a kitchen staple throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s, these days thrifty homeowners see tile as an affordable alternative to more expensive counter materials such as quartz, marble, and granite. Even better, anyone with basic do-it-yourself skills can install some tile. So if you are looking for creative ways to refresh your cooking space without going broke, behold these inspirational tile kitchen countertops.
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Hexagon Tile Kitchen Countertop Adds Pattern
Seattle Custom CabinetsA retro-flavored cooking space by Seattle Custom Cabinets situated in the Pacific Northwest pairs a hexagon tile countertop with a subway tile backsplash. The winning combination boosts visual interest by adding contrasting patterns to the mostly white kitchen. Over the sink area are two vintage-inspired milk glass pendants lights. The range is a vintage Wedgewood double oven from the 1940s.
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Modern Square Tile Countertop in White
DTILEDitch those straight lines in your kitchen with curved construction tiles. Doing so will ensure that a floor-to-ceiling tile pattern is not disrupted by sharp angles as shown in this small kitchen by DTILE based in the Netherlands. Even the tiny sink is covered with square tiles. Dove gray grout enhances the modern layout.
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Handmade Tiles on a Kitchen Island
DHD ArchitectureHandmade square yellow tiles are a lovely rustic touch in this spunky kitchen by New York City-based DHD Architecture. Tiles like these are best suited for countertops that are not subject to heavy-duty wear and tear.
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Marble Hexagon Tile Countertop
Fantastic FrankA marble hexagon tile countertop makes a stylish first impression in this Swedish kitchen featured on Fantastic Frank. The backsplash is an affordable builder grade ceramic tile.
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Custom Kitchen Countertop Covered With Baby Blue Tiles
DTILEIt is your kitchen after all, so it is perfectly okay to get mighty creative when tiling your cooking space. This custom kitchen features countertops covered with baby blue tiles. The cubby storage adds even more functionality into this stylish yet practical open concept room. The kitchen is by DTILE situated in the Netherlands.
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Tile Over a Laminate Countertop Using Marble Floor Tile
Tool Box DivasIt's possible to cover a laminate countertop with some new tile. Here Timisha, the blogger behind Tool Box Divas gets the job done using marble floor tile—ingenious. Her super-smart DIY shares everything you need to know from the best tools to use, and the must-have tiling products for creating a watertight seal.
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Green Porcelain Tile Kitchen Countertop
Lind Nelson ConstructionPorcelain tile is ideal for hardworking kitchens. The material is made up of different clays and minerals that when fired forms a very durable surface that is much harder than ceramic. In this traditional cooking space by Lind Nelson Construction out of Wayzata, Minnesota, porcelain tile covers the counters and backsplash. The lovely green tiles coordinate beautifully with the copper over hood and butcher block kitchen island.
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Large-Format Tile on Kitchen Countertop
Schluter Systems L.P. / HGTVTiles come in different sizes and shapes. Schluter Systems L.P. located through the U.S., installed large-format tiles in this cooking space featured on HGTV to eliminate the number of grout lines that come with using much smaller options.
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Gray Tile Kitchen Countertop
DTILEChocolate brown flat front cabinetry and cool gray tiles make this contemporary kitchen by the Dutch company DTILE feel incredibly modern. Both features pop against the crisp, white wall.
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Handcrafted Tiles Give a Modern Kitchen a Rustic Vibe
clé tile / PinterestThese gorgeous tiles from clé tile on Pinterest are 100 percent handcrafted and hand-cut. They add a rustic European touch to this kitchen countertop.
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Makeover a Laminate Countertop With Subway Tile
Jenny Steffens HobickHere is another instance of how you can use tile to makeover an old and ugly laminate countertop. The best part? This project from lifestyle blogger Jenny Steffens Hobick costs around $40. Even better, it took a single afternoon to finish the job. If you lack the confidence to get started, she suggests watching a few tiling videos on YouTube.
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Yellow and White Retro Kitchen
Jackson Design and RemodelingYou may not have guessed that everything in this retro cooking space is brand spanking new. Jackson Design and Remodeling based in San Diego, California went with a tile countertop because it worked with the kitchen's retro theme. The yellow range is Big Chill. The checkered floor is Marmoleum.
11 Tile Counter Ideas for Kitchens and Baths
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Updated on 08/21/19
Westend61 / Getty ImagesTile companies are not exactly encouraging you to install tile on countertops. Go through any company's listings and you will find no tiles specified for counters, only a grudging suggestion that a certain type of tile just might work for counters. Yet homeowners gravitate toward countertop tile for one reason: It is the only all-new surface material of reasonable thickness that they can install by themselves.
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Colorful, Whimsical Kitchen Counter Tile
Nemo
The tile on this kitchen counter comes from an artisan manufacturer, Nemo Tile, based in New York, NY. This is one of their more distinctive and color-rich tiles, Color Blox, which they describe as having colors such as "deep red and midnight blue" and including "proprietary cross-sheen finish that repels dirt and stains." This is a wonderful tile that would fit just right in a Craftsman-style kitchen.
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A Blue, French Look
American Olean
A gorgeous glossy blue tile at six inches square for this rather shallow kitchen counter. From American Olean, this is Cache in Smoky Sky. But what really gives this counter its flair is the 3x7 inch Botanical Cap Accent trim.
It's a showy tile for any kitchen emulating French or Italian styles.
You may want to avoid high-gloss finishes, as they easily scratch. American Olean recommends "double glazed like [our] Crystaltex or glazes fired at higher temperatures, such as glazes on vitreous and porcelain bodies."
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Large Beige Tiles
American Olean
Larger tiles mean fewer seams on your counter—a bonus when it comes time to clean up.
Natural stone, these 12-inch square tiles from American Olean evoke an Old World look. This treatment is bordered by a simple but effective matching edge treatment. This same stone covers the peripheral counters at a depth of two tiles. Stone and grout need to be sealed before they can be used for counters.
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Multi-Colored Mosaic Tile
Bedrosian's
This large cooking/eating kitchen island gets mosaic tile treatment from Bedrosian's, a major tile retailer. Some tiles try to be serious and imposing; this tile is the opposite: its light beiges, tans, and pinks provide a friendly welcome for visitors to come and sit with a glass of wine while the cook whips up that evening's fantastic creation.
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A Tile Bathroom Counter. And Tile Everywhere Else.
Bedrosian's
This application from Bedrosian's uses six-inch porcelain tile from their Vineyard line to create the entire vanity—sides, legs, and front.
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Bathroom Counter Mosaic
Dal-Tile
A nice, unusual mosaic tile (1x2 inch) from Dal-Tile's Coastal Keystones line installed on both the front and top of this bathroom counter. This is a glass tile with shimmers of gold and purple to give your bathroom the feel of an oceanside sunset. The one-inch dimension allows for greater flexibility with countertops of varying depth.
You will want to install small tiles with caution. The issue is the seams between the tiles. Seams tend to act as little valleys that accumulate crumbs and, if you're not careful, dirt and grime. As such, you'll tend to find this type of application in bathrooms more than in kitchens. One solution is to lay larger tiles. The only issue with that: larger tiles tend to look ungainly in small spaces.
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Long and Narrow Modern Italian Look
Delconca
From Delconca, this is their dry pressed ceramic tile called HMC Mulini Di Canepa. At dimensions of 6x18 inches and classified as porcelain, it is well-suited for counter installation. They also have a rolled-edge 12x13 inch which, when doubled-up, would cover half of the countertop depth as well as obviate the need for edge pieces.
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Stone-Look Italian Countertop Tile
Delconca
If you like the look of stone on your counters but not the work associated with installing and maintaining stone, look for porcelain that has a stone look. Delconca's HBT Alpi comes in both the beige shown here or in a charcoal gray (which they call Black). This line has matching quarter-rounds and caps to finish off your installation, making it look totally professional.
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Travertine-Porcelain Tile Island
Eleganza
You probably won't be installing real travertine stone on your countertops anytime soon. With its distinctively pitted surface, it's not the best material for counters. Even filled and hone, travertine doesn't make it onto kitchen counters very often. But you can get the feel and look of travertine with this Eleganza porcelain in Mocha color. Shown are six-inch square tiles with matching six-inch quarter rounds and quarter round corners.
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Light Green Square Bathroom Counter Tiles
Florim USA
A light green-brown porcelain tile from Bengali Verdi/Florim USA wows this bathroom with six-inch square tiles that run nearly four rows deep. Note the 12-inch vanity overhang made of the same tile. This product goes all the way up to 18-inch squares for floor installation, too.
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Tumbled Stone-Look Porcelain Tiles
Florim USA
The significant thing about this tile is the edge. Its ragged, crumbled edges make it look like tumbled stone (a process by which natural stone is tumbled—imagine that!--until its sharp edges and corners are broken down). Except this is porcelain three-inch square tiles set on 12-inch mesh mats. It's Florim USA's Cumberland Plateau series, and in addition to the countertop, it runs up the backsplash, side walls, and the sink overhang. It is shown with its matching 1 1/2 by 12-inch listello.
Design of tiles in the kitchen (55 photos), finishing the apron, walls and floor of the kitchen with tiles
Apartment in the old fund of Moscow "Vershina"
Nata Volkova inset sink, fronts with protruding infill, yellow fronts, quartz agglomerate worktop, white backsplash, mosaic backsplash, colored appliances, porcelain stoneware floor, brown floor, brown worktop, coffered ceiling, two-tone set, window and beautiful tiles - the latest trend nine0007
Kutenkovs project
Stylish design: corner kitchen-living room in the neoclassical (modern classic) style with gray facades, acrylic stone worktops, gray backsplash, black appliances, porcelain stoneware floors, brown floors, beige worktops, beautiful tiles, mortise sink, fronts with recessed infill and backsplash made of mosaic tiles without island - the latest trend
Freshwater happiness
Interior design studio "62/38"
Stylish design: medium-sized straight kitchen, in white tones with Scandinavian wood finishes dining table, sink, flat-panel cabinets, brown cabinets, acrylic stone top, white backsplash, porcelain stoneware backsplash, white appliances, porcelain stoneware flooring, white flooring, beige countertops and beautiful tiles without an island - the latest trend
Emerald and Brass Project
CODIA
Original design example of a modern style small straight kitchen with dining table, gray cabinets, acrylic stone worktops, orange splashback, ceramic tile splashback, ceramic tile floors, multicolored floors, white countertops, beautiful tiles, countertop sinks, raised infill and island fronts
North San Antonio Kitchen Remodel
Haven Design and Construction
Matthew Niemann Photography
A fresh design idea: U-shaped, bright neoclassical (modern classic) kitchen with a semi-recessed sink (with front edge), protruding panel fronts, gray splashback, cabinet-like appliances, light parquet flooring , island, beige floors, white countertops, agglomerated quartz countertops, white cabinets, two-tone cabinetry and beautiful tiles - great interior photo
Farmhouse Modern in Shore Acres
Studio Dearborn
INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNER. 2018 NKBA Design Competition Best Overall Kitchen. 2018 TIDA International USA Kitchen of the Year. 2018 Best Traditional Kitchen - Westchester Home Magazine design awards. The designer's own kitchen was gutted and renovated in 2017, with a focus on classic materials and thoughtful storage. The 1920s craftsman home has been in the family since 1940, and every effort was made to keep finishes and details true to the original construction. For sources, please see the website at www.studiodearborn.com. Photography, Adam Kane Macchia and Timothy Lenz
A Home Remodel in Los Gatos
Baron Construction & Remodeling Co.
Baron Construction & Remodeling Co. Kitchen Remodel & Design Complete Home Remodel & Design Master Bedroom Remodel Dining Room Remodel
Fresh design idea: U-shaped nautical style kitchen with semi-recessed sink (with front edge), recessed infill cabinets, gray cabinets, white splashback, stainless steel appliances, peninsula, white countertop, marble countertop, ceramic splashback tiles, light parquet floors, beige floors and beautiful tiles - great interior photo
Edwardian Double Fronted House
Imperfect Interiors
Chris Snook
Original design example of a large modern style kitchen-living room with acrylic stone countertops, green splashback, island, gray floor, sink sink, recessed infill cabinets, gray cabinets, white countertops, two-tone cabinetry and pretty tiles
The Avenues Arts and Crafts
Suzanne Childress Design
Pictured: large neoclassical (modern classic) straight kitchen with sink, shaker cabinets, gray cabinets, acrylic stone worktops, white splashback, ceramic tile splashback, wood appliances stainless steel, dark parquet floors and beautiful tiles with
Kitchen Backsplash - Potomac MD
RemodeLdc. com by Courthouse Design/Build
THE DREAM White Kitchen! This room is elegant and visually stunning with clean modern lines, and yet replete with warm, inviting charm in every aspect of its design. This gorgeous white kitchen by Courthouse Design/Build with wonderful Wood-Mode cabinetry from the Courthouse Kitchens & Baths Design Studio seamlessly combines traditional elements with contemporary, modern design to bring that perfect dream of a white kitchen to life. Kenneth M. Wyner Photography Inc. nine0007
Peak Performance
JayJeffers
Matthew Millman
Design ideas for a modern parallel kitchen-living room with sink, flat cabinets, light wood cabinets, concrete countertops, gray splashback, stone tile splashback, cabinetry appliances , light parquet flooring, island, beige flooring, gray countertops, two tone cabinetry and beautiful tiles
Lake Oswego Custom Home
Jenni Leasia Interior Design
This spacious kitchen with beautiful views features a prefinished cherry flooring with a very dark stain. We custom made the white shaker cabinets and paired them with a rich brown quartz composite countertop. A slate blue glass subway tile adorns the backsplash. We fitted the kitchen with a stainless steel apron sink. The same white and brown palette color has been used for the island. We also equipped the island area with modern pendant lighting and bar stools for seating. Project by Portland interior design studio Jenni Leasia Interior Design. Also serving Lake Oswego, West Linn, Vancouver, Sherwood, Camas, Oregon City, Beaverton, and the whole of Greater Portland. For more about Jenni Leasia Interior Design, click here: https://www.jennileasiadesign.com/ To learn more about this project, click here: https://www.jennileasiadesign.com/lake-oswego
Adelanto casa 450m2 Aravaca
Reforminthouse
A fresh design idea: a large freestanding, upright contemporary kitchen with raised infill cabinets, gray cabinets, white splashback, ceramic tile splashback, stainless steel appliances, ceramic flooring tiles, an island, colorful flooring and beautiful tiles - great interior photo
Houston Home Butler Room
Cabinets & Designs
Large butler's pantry approximately 8 ft wide. This space features a ton of storage from both recessed and glass panel cabinets. The cabinets have a lightwood finish and is accented very well with a blue tile backsplash. nine0007
Emerald Diamond Kitchen
Mercury Mosaics and Tile
Alyssa Lee Photography
Design ideas for a large neoclassical (modern classic) corner kitchen with white fronts, ceramic tile splashback, island, recessed panel fronts, green splashback, stainless steel appliances, light parquet floors, beige floors, gray countertops, beautiful tiles and a sink by the window
Mid century Modern kitchen
Kelly Ann Photography
Beautiful kitchen remodel in a 1950's mis century modern home in Yellow Springs Ohio The Teal accent tile really sets off the bright orange range hood and stove. Photo Credit, Kelly Settle Kelly Ann Photography
Glasscock
Clearcut Construction, Inc.
Love how this kitchen renovation creates an open feel for our clients to their dining room and office and a better transition to back yard!
Photo: neoclassical (modern classic) kitchen-living room with sink sink, shaker cabinets, gray splashback, marble splashback, dark parquet flooring, island, brown flooring, white countertops, stainless steel appliances, black cabinetry, two-tone set and beautiful tiles with
In The Spotlight
Morrison Interiors
The mix of stain finishes and style was intentfully done. Photo Credit: Rod Foster
A fresh design idea for a medium-sized parallel neoclassical (modern classic) kitchen-living room with a semi-recessed sink (with front edge), recessed infill cabinets, medium wood cabinets, granite countertops, blue splashback , cement tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island, ceramic tile flooring, beige flooring, black countertops and beautiful tiles - great interior photo
Modern Farmhouse Kitchen Design | Kimball Starr
Kimball Starr Interior Design
Modern farmhouse kitchen design and remodel for a traditional San Francisco home include simple organic shapes, light colors, and clean details. Our farmhouse style incorporates walnut end-grain butcher block, floating walnut shelving, vintage Wolf range, and curvaceous handmade ceramic tile. Contemporary kitchen elements modernize the farmhouse style with stainless steel appliances, quartz countertop, and cork flooring. nine0007
NYC Gem
Superior Woodcraft, Inc.
Beautiful NYC kitchen incorporates black limba wood, various metals, custom stainless steel cabinetry, reclaimed glass and many other industrial materials to create a stunning gem. LED lights on floating shelves provide wonderful accent lighting. This one of a kind custom kitchen was created through the combined energies of Threshold Interiors and Superior Woodcraft of Doylestown, Pa. Credits: Threshold Interiors, Superior Woodcraft - custom cabinetry, Photo Credit Randl Bye
6 latest trends for 2023
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- Glossy Glazed Tile
- English encaustic tiles
- Portuguese Azulejo tiles
- Moroccan zellige tiles
- Italian Geometric Inlay or Marble Marquetry
- Italian and Spanish marble effect porcelain tiles
In our article, you will learn about the different types, styles and ornaments in tile design through the example of 6 of the brightest trends in decoration! We present to your attention the legendary glazed and encaustic tiles, azulejo and zellige tiles, as well as a variant of geometric inlaid marquetry marble. Kitchen tiles in our article are the most fashionable, trendy and unique opportunity to create an exclusive interior! nine0003
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Glossy glazed tiles
Glazed tiles with a glossy effect are most often used for backsplash and wall designs, as they are much less thick and durable than regular tiles or porcelain stoneware. Sometimes glossy tiles have an ombre effect: this means that the tiles are slightly different in color (in halftones) and create the effect of hand-fired in a rustic kiln (as in Moroccan zellige tiles, for example). nine0003
In Russia, a fashionable version of locally produced glazed tiles is called a “boar”, since earlier each tile had two through holes, which resembled a pig's snout. Most often, such a tile has the shape of a brick, which, like the brick itself, is laid horizontally. True, there are more interesting styling options: French herringbone, vertical layout, unusual geometric ornaments with cutting in place.
Glazed tiles for the kitchen are most often accent. For example, fashionable emerald, wine red, turquoise, bright yellow, pink colors. The accent tile is illuminated by LED strip at the bottom of the upper cabinets and looks even more beautiful! Italian kitchens look great with glazed backsplash tiles! nine0003
The price of tiles for the kitchen in glazed technique: 3,000–6,000 ₽/m², made in the UK.
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English encaustic tiles
In Cuba it is called losa hidráulica, in Miami - Cuban tile, in Italy - pavimenti in graniglia, in France and Belgium - carrelages du cimen, and in the UK, where its production was first put on stream in Europe - encaustic tile. A feature of the tile is the creation of a pattern from a cement-clay mortar in a certain form. A clay-cement mortar is poured into the mold, pressed and hardened. No firing takes place here, so encaustic tiles create an almost concrete floor, they are cold and heavy, unlike ceramic tiles. nine0003
Encaustic imitations are made on the basis of standard ceramics or porcelain stoneware. Thus, encaustic-style tiles for the kitchen can be either concrete or standard. And the prices are completely different. At the same time, there are multi-colored tiles, and in a black and white kitchen you can find gray-white or black-gray-white versions of it.
The cost of the original encaustic tiles: 10,000–15,000 ₽/m², made in Great Britain or France. nine0003
The cost of tiles or porcelain stoneware with an encaustic pattern: 4,000–6,000 ₽/m², produced in Spain, Russia.
Portuguese Azulejo tiles
Azulejo is a form of Portuguese and Spanish tin-glazed ceramic tile painting. Azulejos are found inside and outside churches, palaces, ordinary houses, schools, and today - in the interior design of restaurants, bars, even railway and metro stations. They were a type of decorative art but had a specific functional ability, such as temperature control in homes. nine0003
There is a tradition of their production in the former Portuguese and Spanish colonies in North America, South America, Indo-China. Azulejos (both mural and tile) is an important part of Portuguese architecture. Most azulejos are simple floral ornaments, assembled in a patchwork style, where each tile has its own color and range. In one kitchen apron there can be from 6 to 15 different types of azulejo tiles.
Azulejo kitchen tiles are ideal for Provence, country and Mediterranean style kitchen interior design (Spanish and Italian, in particular). It can also be ideal for an eclectic ethnic interior. Azulejo in a gray and white palette is often used in the Scandinavian interior style. nine0003
The price of a kitchen tile with azulejo imitation: 3,000–8,000 ₽/m², made in Italy.
Moroccan Zellige
Zellige kitchen tiles are traditionally handcrafted from unrefined natural clay from the Fes region of Morocco. The clay is kneaded with water, molded by hand, dried naturally and fired in a kiln. Glass enamel is then applied to the surface of the raw tile called "biscuit" in several translucent shades, creating a pearlescent, metallic, volcanic or opaque finish. The enamel melts and vitrifies during further firing in a kiln. The final stage of zellige production involves cutting the enameled pieces into an endless collection of tiles in various shapes and sizes. Zellige is characterized by variations in tone, gloss, flatness, translucency and depth of glazing, as well as surface texture with irregularities. Each zellige tile is absolutely unique. nine0003
The price of tiles for a zellige kitchen is 10,000–15,000 ₽/m², made in Morocco, with imitation 3,000–5,000 ₽/m², made in Spain or Russia.
Italian Geometric Inlay or Marble Marquetry
Kitchen tiles with geometric inlay or marquetry are usually a combination of several types of marbled porcelain stoneware in the design of the floor. Geometric and figurative marquetry inlay originated in marble and veneer work in Florence, Italy. A magical medium between artisanal know-how and national Italian creativity, between knowledge of materials and the ability to use their best chromatic qualities. Accurate choice, calculations, design. To this must be added foresight, artistic sensibility and an extraordinary passion for precision craftsmanship. The interior design of a modern kitchen in a neoclassical or classic style often contains such finishes. nine0003
The long tradition of inlaid marble and natural stone, which Italy has always given the highest expression, is now one of the main trends in marble decoration. The art of natural stone and marble marquetry originated in Italy during the Roman Empire, thanks to the artistic influence from Asia Minor, which continued in the following centuries in the decoration of floors and walls with various types of geometric patterns in marble. The true peak of grandeur and beauty, however, is reached in the sixteenth century, when Lorenzo de' Medici gave life to Florence in the so-called Opificio delle pietre dure. nine0003
For geometric inlays in marble or natural stone, the choice of materials is of fundamental importance, because it is through the play of their chromatism and the graphics of veins and spots that aesthetic results of the highest quality can be obtained. The combination of different types of marble, granite, quartzite, agate, labradorite, onyx can look quite special.
Brass inlay is also popular. Today, designers all over the world love kitchen tiles for a marquetry backsplash, especially with brass inlay. Tiles for the kitchen on the entire wall can also be made in this style. nine0003
You can buy kitchen tiles made of natural marble with geometric inlay at a price of 15,000–35,000 ₽/m², depending on the complexity of the pattern.
Italian and Spanish marble effect porcelain tiles
The most modern tile for the kitchen on the backsplash or on the floor is porcelain stoneware. The most popular now are imitations of marble, concrete, slate and wood. White, gray and black marble effect porcelain tiles are now at the top in modern interior design styles, and beige, brown and red marble effect porcelain tiles are in classic ones. Tiles in the interior of the kitchen are very important in any case, and it is better to spend more money than originally planned on finishing materials, but buy the perfect tile for the kitchen in your dream interior. In addition, the price of tiles for the kitchen is almost always proportional to the quality and durability - the more expensive, the longer it will last and the better it will look in 10-20 years! nine0003
There is also a wood-like ceramic parquet, which looks very natural, thanks to its elongated shape and additional relief. In addition, there is porcelain stoneware of standard sizes under the tree. Both options look quite plausible, and a warm floor allows you to replace the natural warmth of wood.
Rectangular porcelain tile looks very beautiful and modern also because of its wide scale.