A staple of walls and backsplashes, subway tile also makes for chic and sleek floors. This tranquil spa uses the handmade-look Coco Canvas matte subway tile in a herringbone pattern. The variation in color and surface texture combined with the zig-zag pattern adds a soothing sense of movement to this space. Discover more design possibilities with the 6 Classic Subway Tile Layouts Guide.

Elegance and whimsy come together in this posh custom hex floor designed by Beginning in the Middle. The Firenze Carrara white and grey marble tile is dotted with pieces of the Black Marquina tile. Uniform sizes and fun shapes, makes hexagon tile particularly adept to creating custom designs. Shop our full assortment of hexagon tile and design your own creative layout.

One of our favorite new tile trends is a classic made new. Terrazzo tile is characterized by stone chips in a cement base. While this tile was traditionally used on Italian terraces, the look has made its way into all spaces. This chic shower features the Terrazzo Bianco Micro porcelain tile, a terrazzo look that mixes warm browns and cool greys for a contemporary design. We love how this tile pairs with the Nidus Decor Look fluted wood-look wall tile for a rich, organic space.

Nothing exemplifies luxury quite like marble tile. The unique veining in each authentic stone tile will create a sense of movement that is subtle, dramatic or somewhere in between—like the grey tones in the Siberian Pearl marble tile shown here. This bright and elegant bathroom designed by Timber Trails shows how your layout can affect the look of the space. The oversized subway tile pieces are installed in a herringbone pattern, creating a zig-zag pattern that is mirrored on the chevron tile walls.

This shower-to-bathroom-floor transition shows how to mix geometric forms and designs to create a bold, fun space. The Imperial Bianco Matte Rhombus mosaic shower floor features a diamond design that is echoed, in the geometric lines of the Ragno Taupe matte hex bathroom floor tile. We love how the Bianco Carrara marble threshold complements the neutral color palette of the porcelain tiles.

Another twist on a polka dot pattern, this beautiful bathroom designed by I SPY DIY features the Cross Black tile dotted with single pieces of the Cross Snow White tile. The bathroom ran the risk of being too dark with the deep blue walls and black floor tile, but the inclusion of the white cross tiles creates a respite in this richly colored room.

You don't need to stop your floor tile at the wall. If you have a fun pattern or color, like the Summerland by Jeffrey Alan Marks in Miramar shown here, then why not continue it onto an accent wall? We love how this pattern, based off sun-kissed embroidered linen, adds personality to this relaxed, coastal chic bathroom. Read our Coastal Chic tile style guide for more ideas on how to achieve this aesthetic.

The Artisan Tiare tile used in this sleek bathroom designed by Kate Pierce Vintage is giving us serious mid-century modern vibes. The orange and charcoal design creates movement through this bathroom. The bold geometric pattern works because the rest of the bathroom is white with minimal accessories. Shop our wide assortment of patterned tile to find the look that matches your style. 

Some patterns will easily overwhelm a whole wall, but you can still extend your tile beyond the floor, just use your tub surround. The Laura Ashley Sunflower Charcoal with Cloud Blue tile shown here features a graphic and whimsical floral design. The charming British Country Cottage look is continued on the walls with the Laura Ashley Beveled subway tile and the Laura Ashley Leaf Cloud Blue mosaic tile shower niche. Shop our exclusive Laura Ashley Collection for more of this iconic British design.

This pattern has its origins in the parquet floors in the elaborately luxurious French Palace of Versailles. Characterized by a collection of square and rectangular tiles of varying sizes, this classic pattern remains popular for its elegant simplicity. This floor uses the Adoni Black Slate tile in a small Versailles pattern, but we have Versailles patterns available in marble, travertine and even porcelain.

An intricate marble mosaic is more than just a beautiful statement, the small pieces and extra grout lines will create traction in a wet space like a shower or bathroom floor. This elegant shower designed by Nikki Chu features the Modena marble mosaic tile with the Savannah Antique marble-look porcelain tile. The mix of porcelain with real marble adds authentic style to this space while stretching the budget. This blend of elegance and authenticity is a cornerstone of one of our favorite new styles, "quiet luxury." Read this quiet luxury style guide for more ideas on how you can use tile to achieve quiet luxury style.

Another tenet of quiet luxury is an embrace of authentic hand-crafted materials. Zellige tiles are crafted, painted and glazed by hand for a perfectly imperfect quality that can't be replicated. These tiles will be slightly uneven, so you'll want to keep that in mind if you choose them for your floor. However, the effect is an elegant space that connects to ancient traditions. This floor uses the Zellige Charcoal Chabone Cross matte tile and the Zellige Charcoal Chabone Star glossy tile in a classic design.

Advances in technology have taken marble-look tile a long way. With realistic veining that reaches all the way to the edge and multiple tile faces for fewer repeats, marble-look porcelain and ceramic tile is almost indistinguishable from the real thing. If you have your heart set on real marble, then mixing in a marble-look tile can help you stretch your budget. As floors suffer more wear than walls, marble-look floor tile will keep its appearance longer and is easier to maintain. You can even find marble-look tiles with colors you won't find in nature, like the cool blue veining in the Marradi Calacatta Cielo tile shown here.

If you have more floor than wall space, an ornate, wallpaper-inspired pattern (like the Morris & Co. Pure Net Black Ink shown here) will add a decorative flourish to your room. This decorative tile is based off historic wallpaper designs from the iconic British designer, William Morris. The delicate, lace-like pattern will add artisanal character to your space without overwhelming. Shop this tile in the popular colorways: Morris & Co. Pure Net Cloud Grey and Linen.

Use pattern to add a sense of movement and interest to your floor. The black-and-white zig-zag pattern of the Trois Bandes tile moves us through this open space. This tile can also be installed in an alternating pattern for a diamond pattern. If you love this simple look, shop our full assortment of black-and-white tile.

When choosing your floor tile, you'll also want to consider your trim pieces. Curbs and thresholds will provide transitions from a shower pan to a floor, or between a tile and wood or carpeted floor. Our marble collections feature matching curb and threshold pieces, so you can achieve a seamless transition, like this all-over Ashford Carrara marble bathroom designed by Nikki Chu.

Another fun custom hex design, this cute bathroom floor designed by The Gold Hive features white and pink blossoms in a field of red. This vintage design is balanced by the Imperial Denim gloss subway tile walls, which keeps this bathroom from becoming too busy. If you love this design from The Gold Hive, shop our full selection of hexagon tiles, or replicate this look with the Imperial Sienna gloss hex, Bianco gloss hex and Pink gloss hex.

Want tile that will make your room look bigger? Large-format tiles require fewer grout lines which will make your space look more expansive and cohesive. This chic industrial style bathroom designed by Kelli Fontana Vogelgesang from West Bay Homes features the Softcement Graphite tile. The porcelain cement-look tile creates a cool and austere look to this bathroom, which is softened with the natural elements—the duck photo and plant—in the room.

A small mosaic tile like the Penny Round Sky Blue tile shown here will create traction on your shower floor, preventing slippage while remaining stylish. Pair a mosaic tile with a patterned bathroom tile for a complementary, but interesting design. This bathroom designed by Zig & Co. matches the blue penny round with the Laura Ashley Mr. Jones Midnight tile. Each tile serves its own purpose, but the consistent color scheme keeps them feeling intentionally designed.

Who says marble tile can't be fun? The Keely Hex tile feature pieces of white, grey and black marble for a geometric "cube" effect that will infuse your space with elegance and charm. White, grey and black are all great colors for floors as the style of the room can be updated with just a coat of paint or a change in furniture or accessories. Consider installing this tie in a great room or entryway for a stylish welcome to your space.

A brick floor will give your space a classic, romantic feel. Get this rustic look with the brick-look Jerica Marron porcelain tile. The textured tile features realistic brick coloring and because it's porcelain, it can withstand the elements, making this a perfect flooring for a patio or mudroom.

Durable, waterproof and scratch and stain resistant, the myriads of benefits of luxury vinyl tile make this a perfect flooring for any space that sees a lot of traffic or mess. Available in a wide selection of stone and wood looks (like the Madera Miel shown here), luxury vinyl tile is easy to install and maintain—great for a DIY project! Shop our wide selection of luxury vinyl flooring to find the perfect look for your project.

Another sleek industrial look, this chic metallic look porcelain tile features an undulating surface texture for a subtle sense of movement. The large format gives the impression of metal plates, but durable porcelain provides scratch and dent resistance. The Xapa Silver tile also comes is also available in Navy.

Bold, expressive patterns will lend a dramatic flair to your space. Our new collection from Nikki Chu features patterns based on her renowned designs. The Zulu tiles (available in Graphite, Cement and Pumice) can be arranged in a variety of layouts to create a personalized design. Though this tile borrows from traditional patterns, it still feels very modern.

This chic metallic-look tile will add both grit and sophistication to your space. The rusted patina gives it character, perfect for creating a serene industrial space. The Rust tiles (shown here in Green Geometric Luster) are available in three colorways and geometric (textured as shown here), mosaic and solid.

A pebble shower floor will give you a daily spa experience. This textured tile will give your feet a little massage as you bathe and surround you with natural vibes, boosting your serotonin levels. This luxurious shower space designed by Annie Selke pairs the Grey Pebble Small mosaic tile with the Arctic White brushed marble tile for a soothing and serene morning routine.

Characterized by natural themes, colors and materials, "biophilic design" is about connecting our homes with the outdoors. The Costa Emerald Mix Glossy tile exemplifies this design aesthetic with its leaf shape and deep green color. Green tile and blue tile increase serotonin making for feel-good, invigorating spaces. Read Tile for Every Style: Biophilic Design to learn how to incorporate this style in your space.

Cement tiles with a pressed colored clay design, encaustic tile will wear with age, giving this tile unique character that emerges over time. The cool geometric pattern of the Vega encaustic square tile shown here is emblematic of the bold style of these charming tiles. Shop our full selection of cement tiles for a design that matches your aesthetic.

Love the look of hardwood, but afraid it won't hold up to the life being lived in your space? Waterproof, scratch- and stain-resistant porcelain tile is a great alternative. These realistic tiles are available in long plank shapes, like the 9" x 48" Truewood Beige Wood Look tile shown in this elevated modern farmhouse bathroom designed by Haneen Haven.

This elegant, whimsical floor is a definite win. The Bucak Light Walnut travertine tile and the Arctic White marble tile are arranged in alternating square tiles for a classy checkerboard pattern that expresses the organic beauty of these stone tiles. Shop our full selection of square tiles to discover all the possibilities of this classic design.

Sleek and expressive travertine tile comes in a breadth of colors from silvery grey to lush black. The Claros Silver tile comes with a variety of pieces and sizes like the hex, large-format rectangle and trim pieces shown in this luxurious bathroom designed by West Bay Homes. This tile is characterized by its rich tones of tan, white and silvery grey. The mix of the real stone with the Atlanta White marble-look porcelain wall tile makes for a rich space that stretches the budget.