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Industrial

Combining raw materiality with clean lines, these industrial tile styles are the epitome of urban chic. Natural stone and cement looks are featured alongside streamlined ceramic and contemporary glass, often in large formats to create a modern, expansive look.
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  1. Blue 9 items
  2. Gray 9 items
  3. Brown 5 items
  4. Black 4 items
  5. Pink 3 items
  6. White 3 items
  7. Green 1 item
  8. Multicolor 1 item
  9. Purple 1 item
  10. Red 1 item
Tile Use
  1. Backsplash 35 items
  2. Bathroom Wall 35 items
  3. Kitchen Wall 35 items
  4. Wall Tile 35 items
  5. Shower Wall 32 items
  6. Bathroom Floor 29 items
  7. Floor Tile 29 items
  8. Kitchen Floor 29 items
  9. Shower Floor 29 items
  10. Outdoor Wall 20 items
  11. Commercial Floor 16 items
  12. Pool Tile 11 items
  13. Outdoor Floor 8 items
Style
  1. Industrial 779 items
  2. Contemporary 653 items
  3. Mediterranean 37 items
  4. Transitional 624 items
  5. Craftsman 55 items
  6. Classic 324 items
  7. Cottage 26 items
  8. Brutalist 321 items
  9. Coastal 42 items
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  11. Modern 632 items
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  14. Spa 84 items
  15. Spanish Revival 2 items
  16. Scandinavian 93 items
  17. Mid Century 141 items
  18. Bauhaus 31 items
  19. Art Deco 28 items
  20. Maximalist 8 items
  21. Botanical 2 items
  22. Checkerboard 1 item
Materials
  1. Lava Stone 15 items
  2. Stone 14 items
  3. Cement 13 items
  4. Ceramic & Porcelain 8 items
  5. Porcelain 7 items
  6. Pebble Tile 3 items
  7. Terracotta 2 items
  8. Ceramic 1 item
Size
  1. 2x2" 2 items
  2. 2x8" 24 items
  3. 3x8" 1 item
  4. 5x8" 1 item
  5. 6x6" 1 item
  6. 6x18" 1 item
  7. 12x36" 1 item
  8. 24x36" 1 item
  9. 24x48" 1 item
  10. 36x36" 1 item
  11. Mosaic 3 items
Look
  1. Concrete Look 13 items
  2. Handmade Look 13 items
  3. Stone Look 6 items
  4. Pebble Tile 3 items
  5. Terracotta Look 1 item
Finish
  1. Matte 17 items
  2. Polished 11 items
  3. Mixed Finishes 5 items
  4. Tumbled 3 items
  5. Crackled 1 item
Shape
  1. Bricks 25 items
  2. Square 4 items
  3. Cobblestone 3 items
  4. Rectangle 3 items
  5. Geometric 1 item
  6. Trapezoid 1 item
Collection
  1. Color One 24 items
  2. Nature Stacked 3 items
  3. Opera Terracotta By Paula Purroy 2 items
  4. Parma Cruz 1 item
  5. Portmore 1 item
  6. Santo 6 items
Format
  1. Small Format Tile 28 items
  2. Mosaic 5 items
  3. Large Format Tile 2 items
  4. Pavers 1 item
  5. Pool Copings 1 item
Sustainability
  1. LEED 8 items
  2. EPD 1 item
  3. HPD 1 item
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Combining raw materiality with clean lines, these industrial tile styles are the epitome of urban chic. Natural stone and cement looks are featured alongside streamlined ceramic and contemporary glass, often in large formats to create a modern, expansive look.

FAQ

What is the term used for tiles designed specifically for commercial use? plus-icon

Commercial floor tiles, often called commercial tile, encompass various types such as vinyl composite tile (VCT) and static dissipative tile (SDT), each serving distinct purposes for high-traffic areas.

What are the key features of tiles designed for industrial settings? plus-icon

Tiles intended for industrial use are characterized by their exceptional durability, non-porous surfaces, and resistance to heavy wear, making them ideal for high-traffic environments.

How can I ensure my tiles are installed in a straight line? plus-icon

The 3/4/5 rule is a method used to create right angles by measuring a 3-foot line, a 4-foot line, and checking if the diagonal measures 5 feet; this technique helps achieve precise tile alignment.