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Diamond Tiles

Diamond and triangle tiles introduce bold geometry through dynamic angles and faceted profiles. These shapes bring a sense of movement and structure, whether crafted from stone, porcelain, ceramic, or marble. With options ranging from understated tonal styles to more graphic compositions, this category offers a striking way to incorporate shape-drive design into a wide range of projects.
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  1. White 11 items
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  3. Gray 8 items
  4. Black & White 6 items
  5. Multicolor 5 items
  6. Green 4 items
  7. Beige & Cream 2 items
  8. Red 2 items
  9. Black 2 items
  10. Brown 1 item
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  13. Pool Tile 4 items
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  1. Stone 26 items
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  3. Ceramic & Porcelain 19 items
  4. Ceramic 14 items
  5. Porcelain 5 items
  6. Lava Stone 4 items
  7. Marble + Brass 4 items
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  1. 2" 4 items
  2. 3x4" 6 items
  3. 4" Triangle 6 items
  4. 4x5" 2 items
  5. 5" Triangle 6 items
  6. 8x8" 5 items
  7. Mosaic 20 items
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  1. Decorative Look 17 items
  2. 3D 12 items
  3. Waterjet 12 items
  4. Handmade Look 6 items
  5. Natural Stone 1 item
  6. Terrazzo Look 1 item
Finish
  1. Polished 43 items
  2. Matte 5 items
  3. Honed 1 item
Shape
  1. Triangle 24 items
  2. Geometric 17 items
  3. Diamonds 7 items
  4. Square 1 item
Sustainability
  1. EPD 2 items
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Collection
  1. Ako 6 items
  2. Art Geo Terrazzo 1 item
  3. Aspekt 1 item
  4. B2W 4 items
  5. Bellami 2 items
  6. Brookline 12 items
  7. Bushwick 4 items
  8. GeoMarble 1 item
  9. Krista Watterworth's TileBar Collection 1 item
  10. Monroe 2 items
  11. Morgana 3 items
  12. Multistone 1 item
  13. New Palm Beach By Krista Watterworth 1 item
  14. Prism 3 items
  15. Regis 2 items
  16. Tres 5 items
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  1. Mosaic 42 items
  2. Small Format Tile 7 items
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Diamond and triangle tiles introduce bold geometry through dynamic angles and faceted profiles. These shapes bring a sense of movement and structure, whether crafted from stone, porcelain, ceramic, or marble. With options ranging from understated tonal styles to more graphic compositions, this category offers a striking way to incorporate shape-drive design into a wide range of projects.

FAQ

What is the design style associated with diamond-shaped tiles? plus-icon

The design style commonly associated with diamond-shaped tiles is called Harlequin, featuring a series of contrasting diamonds or upright elongated squares in a repeating pattern.

What is the best technique for arranging tiles in a diamond design? plus-icon

To create a diamond design, start by marking guidelines to ensure even spacing, then connect the points as you lay the tiles, maintaining consistent alignment for a flawless pattern.

What are the potential issues with a 50/50 tile layout? plus-icon

A 50/50 tile layout can lead to uneven surfaces known as 'lippage', especially with larger tiles, which may affect the overall appearance and functionality of the installation.