A new twist on subway, this tile is on-point! With a mix of straight and diagonal lines, and the orderliness of a well-kept fence, picket tile's contemporary silhouette will instantly modernize your space. In this chic kitchen, the Picket Florencia Super Bianco tile serves as a distinct yet unintrusive backdrop to the Vintage Nero tile “picture frame.” Shop our full assortment of picket tile for more charming new looks. 

Celebrity designer Nikki Chu's eclectic taste and fashion-forward style are on full display in her new Tile Shop-exclusive collection. The Nikki Chu Tangier Graphite tile, shown here, features a globally inspired hand-drawn design. This graphic, yet neutral, pattern creates the appearance of wallpaper on this kitchen backsplash while still providing the easy-to-clean protection of porcelain. 

Embodying authentic artisanal charm, each tile in our Zellige collection is crafted, painted and glazed by hand for a truly unique appeal. In this contemporary kitchen, designed by Fox Homes, the Zellige White Gloss tile showcases perfectly imperfect variations in tone and surface texture creating an organically expressive space. 

Whimsical patterns, like the Laura Ashley Wexbord Midnight tile shown here, are a hallmark of this charming pastoral design style. The dainty floral print is based on the iconic British brand's textiles, lending an air of quaint authenticity. Shop our exclusive Laura Ashley collection for more English cottage styles. 

The space between your countertop and wall cabinets is an excellent opportunity to showcase a unique design or color. Because it's a relatively small space, you can express your creativity without overwhelming the room. A beautiful mosaic tile, like the Sampson Mosaic shown here, will enhance the overall design of your kitchen. 

A neutral floor tile is an excellent base for any kitchen. Here, Wit and Delight used the Queen Beige Tumbled Small Versailles Pattern marble floor tile, which adds elegance to this bold and beautiful space. This grey and white veined cream-colored marble is arranged in a classic Versailles pattern—an intricate design using rectangular and square tiles of various sizes—creating a subtle, sophisticated look. Shop our full selection of beige tiles to find a style that suits your space. 

Brighten a dark space with reflective glass tile. This stylish transitional kitchen, designed by Timber Trails, features the Antique Mirror Bevel tile on the stove backsplash. While this tile could overwhelm the entire space, its inclusion on the top half of this backsplash creates a sleek and refined look.

Handmade-look tile is a hot trend this year, and we don't foresee it going away any time soon. Featuring the color variation and uneven edges found in handmade tile but with slightly more uniformity, handmade-look tile achieves the unique design you desire. We love how the Riad White and Look Avio tile complements the “modern farmhouse” aesthetic of this kitchen, designed by I SPY DIY. 

A popular trend in home design, the stone-slab look is modern, elegant and luxurious. Create this aesthetic using large-format tile for fewer grout lines, resulting in a space that feels truly expansive. This look can be achieved with authentic marble tile, like the Calacata Evora tile shown in this chic loft kitchen, or with easy-to-clean and -maintain marble-look tile. Whichever you choose, this design will add an air of sophistication to your culinary space.

This year, a lot of kitchens will be going green. Bright jewel-tone emeralds and rich jades, like the Hackney Jade tile backsplash shown here, reflect a trend toward enhancing our connection with the outdoors. If you're ready to embrace lush, nature-inspired colors, explore our full assortment of green tile.

Available in a wide variety of colors and styles, subway tile (like the Coco Amber Grey tile shown here) also offers numerous installation possibilities. As demonstrated by this alternating horizontal and vertical stack installation, a unique pattern can help infuse your space with charm and personality. Don't forget to check out our blog on some other classic subway tile layouts as well.

The classic zigzag herringbone pattern is fun and playful while still maintaining a level of sophistication. This kitchen, designed by Dressing Rooms Interiors, pairs a subtle white herringbone tile with bold black and white patterns on the window covering and dish towel, creating a graphic and interesting space.

From bright cobalt to pale sky, blue in all its shades is on-trend this year, and we couldn't be happier to see it brighten up our kitchens. The shade variation in the Marrakesh Blue handmade-look tile creates a tranquil tableau against the clean white cabinets of this charming kitchen. Love this look? Explore our wide selection of blue tile.

The hexagon is a classic shape that continues to be popular year after year. Small hexagon tile, like this 2" x 2" Royal White tile, add fun shapes and movement to the walls. These tiles are available in various materials, from marble to ceramic, and you can even pair two or more colors to create a unique design.

Transform your kitchen wall into a work of art with the Big Sur tiles by Jeffrey Alan Marks—available in Sea Spray (green) and Off the Hook (shown here). With a glossy blue patina overlay reminiscent of glazed pottery, this expressive tile features six distinct faces that can be installed in a variety of ways, offering endless pattern possibilities.

Sleek and chic, white subway tile remains a classic choice for kitchen backsplashes. Available in several finishes, design styles and sizes, white subway tile complements a variety of design styles, making updates easy. The Retro Lino handmade-look tile, shown here, features subtle variations in color and surface texture for a perfectly imperfect appeal.

Achieve a wallpaper look that's durable and easy to maintain with gorgeous, intricately patterned tile. The Morris & Co. Pure Net Linen tile shown here is inspired by the iconic wallpaper of British designer William Morris. Shop our exclusive Morris & Co. collection for more historic patterns.

Create a truly original space by mixing colors to create a distinct look. This contemporary kitchen features Herringbone Gloss White with a custom design in Herringbone Gloss Black tile for a look that is both chic and unique. Penny round and hexagon tiles also work well for creating individualized patterns.

We expanded our popular handcrafted Zellige tile selection to include subway and mosaic tiles in several colorways (in addition to our existing 4" x 4" styles). This vibrant kitchen wall features the Zellige Shamrock Gloss subway tile; this petite 2” x 6” tile is also available in Turquoise, Azul and Dirty Blue.

Popsicle, penny round and wave-shaped tile—like the Wave Blue Reef tile shown here—feature curved edges that lend softness to your design. The rounded edges in this offset layout create pillowy lines, but this tile offers various layouts to create your desired "wave effect."

A beautiful mosaic tile adds movement and pattern to your kitchen walls. The Bardot Grey tile shown here features a lovely leaf-shaped design—a charming choice for a backsplash! Shop our full assortment of mosaic tile to find the perfect shape for your kitchen.

Don't forget about the grout when planning your kitchen. You can make a bold statement by pairing a dark-colored tile with white grout or vice-versa. We love how Timber Trails created a highly stylized mood in this kitchen by using the Noir honed limestone amalfi tile with white grout. The contrast adds visual texture and helps integrate the white cabinets and trim with the tile.

The shapely outline of arabesque tile (like the Nara Arabesque tile shown here) creates an antique design, while the patterns and colors give it a modern feel. Shop our wide selection of arabesque tile to create a kitchen wall or floor that reflects your unique aesthetic.

Just as dynamic as small hexagons, large hexagon tile are an on-trend classic we're loving this year. Opt for larger hexagons if you want your pattern to be within the tile itself or to create a more expansive design. In this bright and airy kitchen, the Annie Selke Farmhouse Hex White and Sage are installed together to create a charming modern farmhouse look.

Black and white is never boring when used in a bold, graphic pattern like the Rogue Hex tile shown here. Featuring black triangles and white diamonds, this tile can be installed in a variety of ways, offering unique design options. If you like the dramatic contrast of this classic trend, explore our full assortment of black-and-white tile.

The expressive veining in the Bianco Colorato marble tile adds interest to this contemporary kitchen. While the grey tones are prominent, the tile also includes subtle beige coloring, providing balance between the warm and cool tones in the space. With its natural tonal variations, grey marble tile transcends trends, offering timeless luxury.

The weathered finish on the Patina Gilded Mirror tile creates a charming, antique feel that adds glamour to your space. The reflective surface lends depth, drenching the room in natural light. We love how Minnesota-based designer, Kelli Fontana installed open shelving in front of this tile, utilizing the mirrored surface to display her favorite dishware.

Create a design that literally pops off the walls with 3-D or sculptural tile. Available in a variety of styles, from subtly textured tiles to dramatic 3-D shapes like the Tangram Asas Branco shown here, these tiles add dimension to your kitchen walls.

Patterned tile isn't just for walls; it can also add charm and character to your kitchen floor. When paired with a simple wall tile, a patterned floor tile, like the Bolshoi Negro tile  used in this kitchen designed by The Whitley Co., will be a kitchen standout. The patterned tile can even be repeated on the kitchen backsplash for a designed, cohesive look.