FIRST LOOK
3 Trends in Tile
Heirloom glazed porcelain planks. Photo: Emser.
Natural Texture
Natural, handmade materials with highly tactile textures that are charmingly imperfect add warmth and comfort to spaces. Tiles replicate the appearance of rustic stone, pitted concrete, textural brick, wicker and wood grains to add textural interest to surroundings.
Photo 1: Himalaya Crystal natural stone by Neolith. Photo 2: Stone Theory stack detail by American Olean. Photo 3: Blanca porcelain wood tile by MSI. Photo 4: Lama Haya ceramic wood tile by Gayafores.
Pastels
Rigid Clay glazed ceramic tile brings organic depth to a design. Photo: Daltile.
We’re spotting pastels with colors like sage, mint, rose, and sky blue, which can add a soothing and organic effect to interiors. It also fits into larger color trends in the industry as paint companies explore sage-green colors of the year, such as Benjamin Moore’s October Mist and Sherwin-Williams’ Evergreen Fog.
Photo 1: Artistic Reflections glazed ceramic tile by Marazzi. Photo 2: Luxo ceramic tile by Emser. Photo 3: Artistic Reflections Hex Mosaic by Marazzi. Photo 4: Trivial collection by Cevica.
Nod to History
Marazzi's Creativo collection adds old world style to a bath. Photo: Marazzi.
We may not be able to travel the world during the pandemic, but tile selections help us feel like we can. See these new launches that showcase inspirations from old world Europe and the Mediterranean.
Photo 1: Vienna collection by Aparici. Photo 2: Stagecraft Picket Decos by Daltile. Photo 3: Creativo collection by Marazzi. Photo 4: Stagecraft Picket Decos by Daltile.
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