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Farmhouse

Modern farmhouse style blends rustic livability with timeless charm. Weathered finishes, lived-in textures, and traditional materials like ceramic and wood create the warm, inviting feel at the heart of this relaxed aesthetic.
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Color
  1. Terracotta 8 items
  2. Blue 8 items
  3. Beige & Cream 7 items
  4. Gray 7 items
  5. White 6 items
  6. Red 6 items
  7. Green 5 items
  8. Black & White 2 items
  9. Brown 2 items
  10. Gray & White 1 item
  11. Multicolor 1 item
  12. Orange 1 item
Tile Use
  1. Backsplash 54 items
  2. Bathroom Wall 54 items
  3. Kitchen Wall 54 items
  4. Shower Wall 54 items
  5. Wall Tile 54 items
  6. Bathroom Floor 48 items
  7. Floor Tile 45 items
  8. Kitchen Floor 45 items
  9. Commercial Floor 32 items
  10. Outdoor Wall 32 items
  11. Shower Floor 28 items
  12. Pool Tile 24 items
  13. Outdoor Floor 14 items
Style
  1. Farmhouse 418 items
  2. Mediterranean 164 items
  3. Spanish Revival 48 items
  4. Rustic 204 items
  5. Traditional 225 items
  6. Cottage 143 items
  7. Contemporary 209 items
  8. Bauhaus 6 items
  9. Checkerboard 6 items
  10. Classic 201 items
  11. Modern 137 items
  12. Art Deco 3 items
  13. Transitional 305 items
  14. Craftsman 127 items
  15. Maximalist 9 items
  16. Coastal 123 items
  17. Scandinavian 83 items
  18. Spa 70 items
  19. Mid Century 48 items
  20. Industrial 37 items
  21. Brutalist 8 items
Materials
  1. Ceramic & Porcelain 38 items
  2. Porcelain 32 items
  3. Terracotta 16 items
  4. Ceramic 6 items
Size
  1. 2x6" 4 items
  2. 2x8" 1 item
  3. 4" Hex 4 items
  4. 4x4" 5 items
  5. 5x5" 6 items
  6. 5x5" Checkerboard 6 items
  7. 5x8" Cruz 6 items
  8. 6" 4 items
  9. 7x14" 2 items
  10. 8x8" 11 items
  11. 9x9" 2 items
  12. 14x14" 2 items
  13. 24x24" 1 item
Look
  1. Handmade Look 30 items
  2. Decorative Look 7 items
  3. Checkerboard 6 items
  4. Terracotta Look 6 items
  5. Encaustic Look 5 items
Finish
  1. Matte 30 items
  2. Polished 22 items
  3. Mixed Finishes 2 items
Shape
  1. Square 31 items
  2. Geometric 6 items
  3. Hexagon 4 items
  4. Rectangle 4 items
  5. Triangle 4 items
  6. Bricks 3 items
  7. Organic Design 2 items
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Sustainability
  1. LEED 31 items
  2. HPD 18 items
  3. EPD 9 items
Collection
  1. Bella 3 items
  2. Brando 3 items
  3. Burgos 4 items
  4. Dunmore By Angela Harris 4 items
  5. Greta 18 items
  6. Los Lunas 2 items
  7. Mediterra By Angela Harris 2 items
  8. Montauk 2 items
  9. Terra Villa Presealed Genuine Terracotta 16 items
Format
  1. Small Format Tile 51 items
  2. Large Format Tile 3 items
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Modern farmhouse style blends rustic livability with timeless charm. Weathered finishes, lived-in textures, and traditional materials like ceramic and wood create the warm, inviting feel at the heart of this relaxed aesthetic.

FAQ

What design elements can I use to achieve a farmhouse aesthetic in my bathroom? plus-icon

Incorporate elements like reclaimed wood accents, rustic tile patterns, and vintage-inspired fixtures to create a warm farmhouse vibe in your bathroom space.

What color schemes work well in a farmhouse-style bathroom? plus-icon

Farmhouse-style bathrooms often feature soft, neutral color schemes, including whites, creams, beiges, and natural wood hues to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

How does the 1/3 offset pattern differ from traditional tile layouts? plus-icon

The 1/3 offset pattern shifts each tile by one-third of its length in each row, creating a staggered look, unlike the traditional layout where tiles are shifted by half their length.