1. Delight With English Cottage Patterns

The delicate, whimsical floral motifs of the Laura Ashley Wexbord tiles—shown here in Midnight (left) and Fresh Green (right)—embody the cozy charm of English country cottage style. Inspired by historic textile designs from the iconic British company, these tiles create spaces that are bright, playful and as soothing as a sip of Earl Grey.

If this cheerful style is your cup of tea, explore our exclusive Laura Ashley designer collection.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: English Country Cottage

Featuring: Left: Laura Ashley Wexbord Midnight. Right: Laura Ashley Wexboard Fresh Green.

2. Make Waves

The curved edges of the Wave Blue Reef tile (also available in Grey Owl, Old Cream and White) create a gentle sense of movement along this kitchen backsplash. A versatile tile that can be installed in a variety of layouts to achieve a personalized look, the offset pattern shown here creates a pillowy design that juxtaposes beautifully with the dark navy coloring.

Discover more singular silhouettes in our wide selection of uniquely shaped tile. 👉

3. Pick a Parisian Pattern

The wonder of the City of Light comes alive on this stylish kitchen backsplash featuring Alison Victoria French Connection Saint Germain tile (also available in Montmartre [blue] and Le Marais [beige]). Inspired by the famous scrollwork found throughout Paris, this chic dark green pattern adds sophistication to the kitchen wall. We love how the antique faucet and glassware contribute to the storied feel, but this tile would also be an excellent choice for a kitchen floor.

Discover more of the HGTV star’s signature city chic styles in our exclusive Alison Victoria designer collection.

4. Embrace Authenticity With Handcrafted Tile

Zellige tile is popular for its authentic, artisanal qualities. Crafted, painted and glazed by hand using ancient techniques, each tile is completely unique, creating natural tonal variation on your kitchen wall or backsplash. These traditional Moroccan tiles are available in a range of sizes, shapes and colors, including Azul (dark blue), Turquoise, Shamrock (bright green) and Dirty Blue, shown here in a petite subway.

Discover a wealth of artisanal shapes and hues in our Zellige tile collection. 👉

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5. Add an Arch

Create an architectural showcase for your decorative tile by installing it within a recessed arch. This stunning kitchen features Fired Earth Designs Botanica patterned tile in an arched niche behind the sink. The lush design creates an artistic focal point to enjoy as you go about your kitchen chores. The handmade-look Fired Earth Homespun Subway White tile keeps the surrounding wall neutral, though it would also look stunning paired with a complementary green subway tile.

Explore our wide selection of patterned tile to find a style to suit your space. 👉

6. Lavish Your Space in Lace

Gorgeous cream and weathered green come together to create this lovely lace-like pattern from Morris & Co. Inspired by the historic wallpaper designs of iconic British designer William Morris, the Morris & Co. Pure Net Linen tile (also available in Cloud Grey, Brick and Inkwell) adds elegant sophistication to this charming kitchen.

Discover more historic motifs from the founder of the Arts and Crafts movement in our exclusive Morris & Co. designer collection.

7. Distinguish Your Stove Backsplash

A beautiful patterned tile behind your stove makes culinary tasks more pleasant while creating definition between your prep and cooking areas. Here, the Kelli Fontana Inlay Proper Dutch tile distinguishes the stove backsplash from the counter backsplash clad in Tribeca Gypsum White tile. The ornate blue-on-white pattern might feel overwhelming if used throughout the space, but between the cooktop and range hood, it adds visual interest to the white kitchen.

If you love this whimsical, bold and classic style, explore our exclusive Kelli Fontana designer collection.

8. Make It Minty Fresh

So soft and serene it can serve as a neutral that pairs with virtually any hue, the Signature Mint Gloss tile is available in a range of shapes, styles and sizes, allowing you to create custom designs. Here, subway, bevel and frame tiles are installed in a random pattern, adding texture to the backsplash while maintaining a uniform color scheme.

Discover elevated basics designed for mixing and matching in our exclusive Signature collection. 👉

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9. Make a Winning Play

This charming tableau features Laura Park Bespoke tiles in Aegean Blue and White installed in a diamond checkerboard pattern. A classic design that’s making major plays in modern spaces, the checkerboard is more versatile than you might think. Squares of blue and green—even patterned tiles and hexagons—can be used to create chic layouts for floors, walls and sink backsplashes.

Find your design checkmate in our curated checkerboard pairings.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Unique and Unexpected Checkerboard Tile Ideas

10. Add a Touch of Brilliant Hue

You needn’t saturate your entire kitchen in blues and greens if that’s not your aesthetic. A pop of vibrant color can be just the thing to enliven your space. This cozy modern farmhouse kitchen, designed by I SPY DIY, is a case in point: the Look Avio tile used on the side of the kitchen island complements the neutral color scheme while standing out enough to create visual interest.

If you love this tile’s perfectly imperfect character, explore our wide selection of handmade-look tile.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Modern Farmhouse

11. Turn Over a New Leaf

Featuring lovely leafy motifs derived from historic wallpaper designs, the Morris & Co. Hawkdale Willow Olive tile (also available in Willow China Blue) introduces gentle movement to this relaxing and refined sink backsplash. Designed to complement Morris & Co. Hawkdale Pure Chalk, which adds needed negative space to the design, this tile is perfect for bringing a zen-like touch of greenery to your space.

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12. Try Turquoise

Blue and green combine to create a vibrant scene with turquoise tile. Bold and bright, this saturated hue pairs beautifully with rich wood and soft pastels. This stunning sink backsplash features Zellige Turquoise Gloss petite subway tile. Handcrafted, this tile showcases purposeful variations in tone and surface, adding subtle visual texture from piece to piece.

If you love this distinct color, explore our wide selection of turquoise tile. 👉

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13. Get In a Retro Groove

The mesmerizing geometric lines of the Eclipse Azul tile bring a groovy vibe to this contemporary kitchen. Available in four distinct blue and green colorways, this dynamic tile is a homage to midcentury psychedelic style.

Shop Eclipse in all four colorways: Carbono (green and black), Preto (blue and black), Verde (green and white) and Azul (shown).

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Midcentury Modern

14. “Frame” a Decorative Design

Created by framing a patterned or mosaic tile with trim, a tile picture frame is the perfect addition to your stove or sink backsplash. Here, the 4-D Nature White tile is showcased within a wall of Signature Slate Blue Gloss subway tile. The raised floral design adds subtle elegance, while a frame of layered Signature Slate Blue and Bianco gloss pencil trim elevates the look and maintains tonal consistency.

MORE TO EXPLORE | How to Elevate Your Space With Trim

15. Infuse Your Space With Lush Natural Tones

Evoking ocean waves, clear skies, lush forests and grassy pastures, biophilic design fills your space with soothing energy. While all blues and greens bring good vibes to a room, rich, natural shades, like the lush dark green of the Hackney Jade tile shown here, infuse your space with the beauty of the outdoors. Featuring undulating forest tones with subtle brown patina, this handmade-look tile fills the room with sumptuous serenity.

Shop the gorgeous Hackney tile in all four colorways: Dark Blue, Grey, Pearl and Jade.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Biophilic Design

16. Make Your Space Shine With Jewel Tones

Invigorate your space with vibrant jewel tones like emerald and sapphire. Here, the bright, bejeweled hue of the Canatina Blue tile creates a brilliant focal point for the stove backsplash. We love how this vintage-look tile coordinates with the eclectic elements of this kitchen; the leafy wallpaper and dark wood range hood contribute to the unique character of the space.

17. Keep It Cool With a Blue Kitchen Backsplash

The fluctuating tones of the Marrakesh Blue tile create a water-like effect on this kitchen backsplash. The handmade-look tile varies in color and surface texture, and the glossy finish captures the light as it plays across the surface. The effect is stunning tranquility.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Brilliant Blue Kitchen Tile Ideas

18. Give Your Kitchen the Royal Treatment

Based on the founder of the Arts and Crafts movement’s original wallpaper design for the storied St. James Palace, Morris & Co. St. James Wandle River tile (also available in Ferringdon Grey and Pure Cloud) features an intricate floral pattern fit for a king. The organic movement of the motif perfectly complements the white cabinets in this elegant stove backsplash. If you love this design but worry it may overpower your space, consider framing it with trim for an elevated decorative focal point.

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19. Feature a Floral Motif

A dainty floral pattern adds a delightful flourish to this charming kitchen wall. The Maeva Petal Deco large format tile proves that blue is an elegant hue. With just a touch of pastel color on a crisp white background, this tile is decorative and demure.

20. Reach New Heights

Extend your tile from counter to ceiling for a design that raises the roof. Whether your home features an expansive A-frame or more modest ceiling heights, this popular trend makes your space feel larger while protecting the entire wall with easy-to-clean tile. Here, Fired Earth Stoneware Rainwashed subway tile fills the wide space with its exquisite, retro-inspired blue-green hue.

If you love the sleek lines and earthy hues of midcentury modern design, shop Stoneware in all three on-trend colorways: Linen Brick (beige), Powder White and Rainwashed (shown).

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Bring Your Dream Space to Life!

Whether you’re doing a complete remodel or refreshing your backsplash, The Tile Shop is here to help every step of the way. Explore even more kitchen tile ideas and shop our wide selection of blue and green tile to discover your ideal design.

Need more assistance? Schedule a free design consultation or visit your local Tile Shop showroom, where you’ll find the materials, tools and expert advice to take your project from concept to completion.

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10. Parisian Patterns

Inspired by French scrollwork, the Alison Victoria French Connection Saint Germain tile brings refined elegance to this chic kitchen backsplash. The bold black-and-white pattern is a modern take on a classic design, serving as a fitting backdrop for a sophisticated space that showcases antique fixtures and glassware with contemporary sensibility. Explore our exclusive Alison Victoria designer collection for more unique styles inspired by her favorite places.

9. English Country Cottage Charm

Like cozying up with a cup of tea and your favorite Jane Austen novel, English Country Cottage style celebrates classic comforts with a touch of British whimsy. Here, the Laura Ashley Wexbord Fresh Green tile, with its dainty floral pattern, perfectly encapsulates this charming trend.

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8. Lavish Large Format

Richly veined details give the Arabian Niro White Matte marble-look tile a beautiful sense of movement, drawing the eye up to the ceiling and across the wall for a feeling of expansiveness. The 24″ x 48″ large-format tile creates a cohesive look in the space, almost as if it were a single slab of marble.

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7. White and Wood

With its soft, undulating tones and subtle surface texture, the handmade-look Nuovo Riad Bianco tile is a fan favorite, appearing in three of the top ten kitchens this year. This refined rustic space, designed by @thedivinelivingspace, pairs the white tile with warm wood shelving and cabinets.

We love how this beautifully textured tile adds character to the stylish, contemporary space. Shop our wide selection of handmade-look tile to find a perfectly imperfect style to suit your space.

6. Rustic Patina

Alison Victoria’s signature city-chic style is on display once again in this modern rustic kitchen. The Alison Victoria French Connection Le Marais tile features a patinaed beige design inspired by French scrollwork. Its faded pattern adds distinct character that complements the rustic elements of the space, especially the exposed wooden ceiling and open shelving.

5. Victorian Elegance

Tin tiles with a pressed, raised pattern were popularized in the Victorian era, and now you can achieve this decorative, antique look with the durable ceramic Victoria Blanc tile. As this elegant kitchen demonstrates, these beautiful antique designs add character and texture to contemporary spaces.

4. Chic & Cozy Modern Farmhouse

Another space featuring the Nuovo Riad Bianco tile, this modern farmhouse kitchen, designed by I SPY DIY, remains one of your favorites.

The cool-toned Look Avio tile on the side of the kitchen island is balanced by the warm taupe-painted walls and wood elements used throughout the space.

👉 MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Modern Farmhouse

3. Midcentury Modern Excellence

You don’t need an A-frame house to embrace the best of midcentury modern design. Featuring earthy, retro palettes, sleek silhouettes and a speckled pattern reminiscent of midcentury pottery, our new Stoneware collection tiles from Fired Earth can transform any space into a chic 20th-century haven. Here, the Stoneware Rainwashed subway tile fills the kitchen with the rich color and clean lines you’d expect from this design style. Shop the tile in this and four other on-trend colorways: Blue Mist, Indigo Spruce, Linen Brick and Powder White.

👉 MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Midcentury Modern

2. Classic and Whimsical

Featuring a delightful black-and-white design inspired by the iconic British brand’s textiles, the Laura Ashley Whicker Charcoal tile adds a touch of whimsy to this chic sink backsplash. Designed by West Bay Homes, the classic layout is elevated by sophisticated gold light fixtures. If you love this playful motif, explore our exclusive Laura Ashley designer collection.

1. White on Grey

This grey-and-white kitchen, designed by @shelterandsanctuary, radiates warmth! The Nuovo Riad Bianco handmade-look backsplash tile features undulating off-white tones that highlight the tranquil shades in the dove-grey cabinets. The result is an inviting, sophisticated contemporary space. If you love this clean look, shop our wide selection of white tile.

We hope you’ve enjoyed our look back at your favorite kitchens from 2025. Come back next week when our series wraps up with our best before-and-after project reveals of the year.

👉 In case you missed it: 2025 Year in Review: Top 10 Bathrooms

Let’s Create a Space You’ll Love!

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1. Up Your Game with a Stone Checkerboard

The checkerboard pattern is creating champion spaces throughout contemporary homes. We love how Timber Trails elevates this fashionable design with alternating squares of Noir and Silver Mist limestone tile. The natural veining in the stone tiles adds lovely movement–notice how the tiles are thoughtfully installed to alternate the direction of the veins.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Winning Checkerboard Pairings

2. Make It Charming & Chic With Modern Farmhouse

Bring an air of exalted utility to your mudroom with a delightful cottage-inspired pattern, like the Laura Ashley Mr Jones Charcoal tile featured in this @plmdesignsllc-designed space. The barn door and blonde wooden bench complete the homey aesthetic.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Modern Farmhouse

3. Add Visual Texture with a Cement Look

Cement is a staple of industrial design, but this transitional mudroom–designed by West Bay Homes–proves that this urban look can also feel warm and inviting. The Sofia Charcoal cement-look porcelain tile* features rich shade variation that adds visual texture to the space. Paired with the taupe-painted cupboards, this simple tile brings an unexpected touch of sophistication.

*This tile is no longer available; achieve a similar look with Social Grey tile.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Transitional Design

4. Add a Neutral Pattern

Maintain a neutral palette without sacrificing style with a patterned tile in grey, brown or beige. Here, the Britannia Soho tile* incorporates all three colors in an ornate design. The floor tile perfectly complements the dark grey walls, creating a contemporary mix of warm and cool neutrals.

*This tile is no longer available; achieve a similar look with Britannia Camden tile.

5. Go Geometric

The diagonal lines of the Rango Taupe matte hexagon tile bring a playful sense of movement to any space. This tile can be installed in a variety of ways, depending on your desired design, but we love how @eosinteriordesign created a starburst pattern on this mudroom floor. The warm color adds depth to the white room, but you can achieve a similar look in black and white with the Rango Blanco tile.

6. Choose Stone for a Sophisticated Space

Dark and earthy, Noir limestone tile offers the unique variations inherent to stone, while its black and brown tones will hide the appearance of dirt. We love how Julie Howard of Timber Trails installed this subway tile in a brick-lay pattern to evoke a cobblestone pathway.

Shop limestone tile to bring this natural look into your home.

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7. Embrace a Black and White Pattern

A simple black-and-white tile is the perfect complement to a range of design styles. Keep it neutral or pair it with color and pattern, like in this bright and bold space designed by @magnolialakbuild. The Cloth Black and White floor tile features a textile-inspired check pattern that holds its own against striking dark green details and floral wallpaper.

8. Add Movement with Herringbone

Classic and chic, a herringbone pattern infuses any space with an elegant sense of movement. You can create this pattern using virtually any rectangular tile: a large format tile will make your space feel more expansive, while a herringbone mosaic or subway tile–like the Jerica Cenzia floor tile shown here–adds visual interest.

9. Fill Your Space with Color and Pattern

If your home is bright and colorful, your mudroom should match the mood. This vibrant space, designed by Zig & Co., embraces the more-is-more ethos of dopamine decor. The Laura Ashley Mr Jones Midnight tile is paired with bold wallpaper, a green door and blue cupboards. The key to this design is a simplified color palette; all the elements are unified in shades of blue and green. Discover more ideas to fill your home with unending cheer in our guide to dopamine decor.

10. Create a Contemporary Classic with Hexagon Tile

This classic six-sided shape is enjoying a contemporary design resurgence. Surprisingly versatile, hexagon tile comes in a wide variety of sizes, colors and styles. Mix and match two or more same-sized hexagons to create a custom pattern or use a single tile to create a monochromatic look–like this chic Spicy Salty Sweet Home-designed mudroom featuring the Silver Hex tile.

11. Tile The Walls

Don’t forget to protect your walls! This inviting mudroom, designed by Janelle Mattson, features the Nuovo Riad Creme tile for a stylish, durable and easy-to-clean wall treatment. The color variation in the creamy beige, handmade-look tile adds beautiful visual interest while perfectly complementing the tone of the off-white cabinets.

12. Embrace English Country Cottage Patterns

Embracing whimsical patterns and cheery colors, English country cottage style has made its way across the pond to enliven American homes. Here, @toledogeller shows how to incorporate the look without overwhelming the space. Featuring the Laura Ashley Wicker Charcoal floor tile, the simple black-and-white geometric pattern is beautifully paired with cornflower blue cupboards and walls.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: English Country Cottage

Discover Endless Inspiration!

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1. Pick Painterly Patterns

Taking its palette from the ocean that inspires her original watercolors, the Laura Park Seaside Marble wall tile mimics the veining of natural stone while coordinating with the vivid hues of the Cosmo Aegean Blue floor tile. The abstract pattern is derived from the famed designer’s artwork and her signature textiles. Paired with handmade-look Bespoke White—featuring a unique layout of tile 5″ squares and 2.56″ x 5″ rectangles on the upper wall—this artistic bathroom offers layers of visual texture within a beautifully cohesive color scheme.

Discover more painterly palettes and patterns in our exclusive Laura Park designer collection.

2. Showcase a Marvelous Mosaic

A unique shape evokes gentle waves washing ashore on the California beach that serves as the namesake for the Alison Victoria Malibu Edit Pointe Dume tile. The deep blue marble features elegant white veining that enlivens this opulent sink backsplash. Rich and refined, this singular tile is the true jewel of any space—whether in this oceanic hue or its two other exquisite colorways: Matador (green) and Pescador (white).

Discover more signature city-chic designs from the HGTV star in our exclusive Alison Victoria collection.

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3. Add Artisanal Appeal

The stunning, undulating tones of the Cool Blue tile–displayed on the accent wall of this sleek, contemporary bathroom–create a beautiful, water-like effect. This chic handmade-look tile offers the perfectly imperfect aesthetic of authentic artisan tile, but with the added benefits of easy installation and a budget-friendly price tag thanks to its 12″ x 24″ format and pre-scored grout lines.

Discover more perfectly imperfect designs in our wide selection of handmade-look tile.

4. Celebrate Beautiful Abstraction

Show off your artistic side with the Big Sur by Jeffrey Alan Marks in Off the Hook tile (also available in blue-green Sea Spray). The abstract, glossy blue patterns are overlaid on a cream-colored matte base, beautifully resembling glazed pottery. With six distinct tile faces, you can create a custom design that’s unique to your space.

5. Punctuate Your Design With Trim

Essential for finishing raw edges and creating graceful transitions between surfaces, trim is also a powerful design tool. Running it between your field tiles is an excellent way to accent your layout—as seen in this elegant bathroom featuring Morris & Co. Hawkdale Pure Chalk handmade-look tile punctuated with Signature Slate Blue gloss pencil trim. These thin bands of blue separate rows of vertical, offset subway tile, adding rich visual texture while tonally complementing the Morris & Co. Pure Net Cloud Grey floor tile.

Discover more historic patterns from the iconic British designer in our exclusive Morris & Co. collection.

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6. Fancy It Up With a Floral Flourish

Delicate and feminine, the Kelli Fontana Inlay Proper Dutch tile features an intricate blue floral pattern set against a crisp white background. Creating a lacework design across the floor and extending up the accent wall, the motif fills this spacious bathroom with ornate elegance that brings a classical sensibility to the contemporary space.

If you love this classic, bold and whimsical aesthetic, shop our exclusive Kelli Fontana collection.

7. Infuse the Room With Soothing Summer Style

The Jeffrey Alan Marks Summerland Miramar tile (also available in light-grey Ricon and dark-grey Toro) captures everything we love about laid-back, seaside summers. The blue-and-white patterned tile is designed to resemble faded linen embroidery and pairs perfectly with neutral accents and soft shades, such as the Tribeca Gypsum White tile.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Coastal Chic

8. Add a Touch of Whimsy

A cross between Jane Austen’s drawing room and your grandma’s living room, English country cottage style captures the whimsy, elegance and coziness of the British countryside. In this charming bathroom, the Laura Ashley Sunflower Charcoal With Cloud Blue tile dots the floor with a captivating, geometric floral pattern. Inspired by the iconic British brand’s classic textile designs, the Laura Ashley collection exemplifies this fanciful style with playful patterns in cheery color palettes.

Explore more singular designs in our exclusive Laura Ashley designer collection.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: English Country Cottage

9. Add Coastal Nods

Bursting with personality, this relaxed coastal chic bathroom features the charming Jeffrey Alan Marks Sand Dollar Ocean wall tile (also available in grey Ash). The blue-on-white oceanic pattern radiates a sunny, seaside serenity. We love how it’s paired here with crisp white wainscoting and sink vanity, though this tile would look equally stunning alongside blue fixtures.

Love this refined, coastal aesthetic? Explore our exclusive Jeffrey Alan Marks designer collection.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Cool & Calming Coastal Chic Bathroom Tile Ideas

10. Make It Sleek & Chic With Subway

Sleek silhouettes are neatly stacked in this stylish bathroom featuring the Hackney Dark Blue handmade-look subway tile. The glossy finish reflects the light, highlighting the tile’s undulating blue tones and creating a stunning jeweled effect across the sink backsplash. The vertical straight stack creates clean, continuous lines that draw the eye up the wall, visually accentuating the height of the room.

Find more classically chic designs in our extensive selection of subway tile.

MORE TO EXPLORE | Timeless Subway Tile Bathroom Design Ideas

11. Add an Eclectic Flair

This sapphire-hued bathroom from I SPY DIY is a boho dream! The Merrakesh Blue tile is used on the sink backsplash, while the Merrakesh Off White tile is incorporated in a checkerboard pattern along the shower wall, giving the space a unique, sophisticated design. The result is a wonderfully eclectic space full of charming details.

If you love this classic pattern, explore our curated checkerboard pairings for an easy design win. 👉

MORE TO EXPLORE | Tile for Every Style: Boho Chic

12. Bring in Beautiful Blooms

Featuring delicate blue blooms, the Laura Ashley Pussy Willow Sea Spray tile (also available in Charcoal and Dove Grey) decorates the bottom half of this bathroom wall. Peeking above the pedestal sink, the tile forms a practical yet beautiful backsplash to protect the wall. With six distinct tile faces, this pattern offers an endlessly customizable layout that feels delightfully charming in any arrangement.

Convinced that blue is your hue? Browse our wide assortment of blue tile, and explore tons of unique tile combinations in real spaces with our Tile Visualizer, or schedule a free design consultation with our tile experts to get a jumpstart on your next project.

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