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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 18 items
  2. Gray 14 items
  3. Blue 11 items
  4. Black & White 8 items
  5. Multicolor 7 items
  6. Beige & Cream 6 items
  7. Green 4 items
  8. Black 5 items
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  10. Red 3 items
  11. Bronze 2 items
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  9. Bathroom Floor 50 items
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  12. Shower Floor 38 items
  13. Pool Tile 10 items
Style
  1. Contemporary 55 items
  2. Modern 49 items
  3. Transitional 45 items
  4. Art Deco 47 items
  5. Mid Century 41 items
  6. Traditional 21 items
  7. Craftsman 14 items
  8. Whimsical 9 items
  9. Classic 15 items
  10. Industrial 8 items
  11. Mediterranean 13 items
  12. Farmhouse 7 items
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  14. Cottage 5 items
Materials
  1. Stone 49 items
  2. Marble 31 items
  3. Ceramic & Porcelain 26 items
  4. Ceramic 14 items
  5. Marble + Brass 13 items
  6. Porcelain 12 items
  7. Lava Stone 5 items
  8. Marble + Pearl 3 items
  9. Terrazzo 3 items
  10. Glass 2 items
  11. Metal 1 item
  12. Marble + Glass 1 item
Size
  1. 2" 4 items
  2. 2" Hex 1 item
  3. 3x4" 6 items
  4. 4" Triangle 6 items
  5. 4x5" 2 items
  6. 5" Triangle 6 items
  7. 6" 3 items
  8. 6x6" 3 items
  9. 7x7" 5 items
  10. 8x8" 5 items
  11. 9x9" 1 item
  12. Mosaic 40 items
Look
  1. Decorative Look 35 items
  2. Waterjet 16 items
  3. 3D 14 items
  4. Handmade Look 6 items
  5. Terracotta Look 4 items
  6. Metallic Look 2 items
  7. Wood Look 2 items
  8. Natural Stone 1 item
  9. Terrazzo Look 1 item
  10. Encaustic Look 1 item
Finish
  1. Polished 69 items
  2. Matte 12 items
  3. Honed 1 item
Shape
  1. Triangle 31 items
  2. Geometric 25 items
  3. Diamonds 24 items
  4. Square 2 items
Sustainability
  1. EPD 5 items
  2. LEED 7 items
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Collection
  1. Abstract Lines 1 item
  2. Ako 6 items
  3. Art Geo Terrazzo 1 item
  4. Aspekt 1 item
  5. B2W 4 items
  6. Bellami 2 items
  7. Brookline 12 items
  8. Burgos 4 items
  9. Bushwick 4 items
  10. Cascais 1 item
  11. Cleopatra 3 items
  12. Diana 3 items
  13. Enver 4 items
  14. Eternal 2 items
  15. GeoMarble 1 item
  16. Imperial 1 item
  17. Krista Watterworth's TileBar Collection 1 item
  18. Magma 1 item
  19. Metal Copper 1 item
  20. Monroe 2 items
  21. Morgana 3 items
  22. Multistone 1 item
  23. New Palm Beach By Krista Watterworth 1 item
  24. Phantasm 1 item
  25. Prism 3 items
  26. Ravi 1 item
  27. Reflection 1 item
  28. Regis 2 items
  29. Remington 2 items
  30. Tres 5 items
  31. Uma 3 items
  32. Verin 3 items
  33. VZAG By Vanessa DeLeon 1 item
Format
  1. Mosaic 70 items
  2. Small Format Tile 8 items
  3. Trim Borders 4 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.