Ceramic Tile Design Ideas — Backsplash/Wall

Portuguese Braganza Blue Ceramic Tile Adds Bold Depth

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Portuguese Braganza Blue Ceramic Tile Adds Bold Depth

The vibrancy of the hand-brushed patterns of our Portuguese Ceramic Tile collection pair nicely with the Portuguese Natural Field Tile we offer. Pulling the main color from a deco tile and creating a single line of field tiles in that color, can make that particular color really "pop". The intricate design on the deco tiles is softened by pairing them against a neutral field background. Portuguese Braganza Blue 4"x4" and 3"x6" deco tiles are paired with Portuguese Natural 6x6 Field Tile and French V-Cap (2" x 6") molding to create this bold design idea. Where to Use Portuguese Tile These...

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Alcala Vanity

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Alcala Vanity

A simple border along a bathroom vanity area adds a touch of decorative interest while tying in the design used in the bath area. Tile design & images complements of Garrett Interiors

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Andalucia Mural

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Andalucia Mural

A large mural over a fireplace, as shown here, or on a backsplash or wall can make a huge design impact It becomes a piece of art with a slim border around it. The border shown, as seen here, was created by custom cutting Andalucia tiles in half lengthwise. Tile design & images complements of Garrett Interiors.

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Spanish Alcala Bath

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Spanish Alcala Bath

The combination adds the right amount of color and still allows the bath area to look fresh and clean. Spanish field pairing a bold stripe or shape against a neutral tile, such as our Barcelona Field Ivory 6" x 6" shown here, is a great way to add rich color to a shower or bath without making it look too dark.

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Teruel Spanish Tile for a Fireplace

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Teruel Spanish Tile for a Fireplace

Using decorative tiles for a fireplace creates a dramatic, appealing look. The pattern on each tile blends with the existing backing material (brick, stucco, stone, etc.) to create a seamless design. Set on the diagonal, or on point, Teruel's effect is quite dramatic here. You can see how the unique pattern makes a visual impact when you compare this installation with another 6"x6" Spanish tile installation using the Teruel pattern. In this case, the hand-painted pattern and colors of Teruel blend in well with the homeowner's fireplace.

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