Juliet Interiors paired our Carrara mini brick mosaic tile with stainless steel penny rounds for a stunning metallic finish! We love this combination for a creative take on a traditional kitchen design, with classic marble bricks tying in with her granite countertops and white kitchen cabinets. While it’s easy to pair multiple different styles of the same tile material together, there are simply too many gorgeous tile options to be bound to just one look! Lots of creative designers choose to think outside the box and mix up different materials, colors, and finishes and we love the results! Whether you are going all out by pairing marble with stainless steel or want to find the perfect unity between porcelain and glass tile, we’re sharing some of our favorite style tips to create the perfect look without missing a trick!
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How to mix different tile materials together.
Get the Look - Mixed Marble Hexagon Tilesīardiglio Hexagon Polished Marble Mosaic Tileĭouble Hex Carrara & Bardiglio Marble Mosaic Tileīianco Carrara Marble Pencil Liner Polished The double hex version also brings Carrara marble into the design, making it the perfect unifying choice for a marble trim tile with the polished pencil liner that ties them both together!
Pairing Bardiglio Hexagon Polished Marble Mosaic Tile with the Double Hexagon design is a beautiful match thanks to the consistent variation across the two uses of Bardiglio marble. This gorgeous installation combines two kinds of marble with a variation on hexagon tiles. Two different patterns and two kinds of marble tile may seem like a lot to incorporate, but the consistency of shapes and shades manages to bring them perfectly together. If you want to keep the material consistent but still change up the look of your tiles to create a unique design, that’s totally possible as well! You can combine more than one type of stone, like this double mosaic design made with Bardiglio and Carrara marble. Get the Look - White Ceramic Backsplash Insert Last but not least is the finishing trim to match! Our white ceramic pencil liner is the perfect trim to cap off this gorgeous combination! All three have the same glazed white surface with a subtle crackle finish, creating a unifying element across the three unique patterns. This gorgeous kitchen backsplash uses not two but three different tile pairings to create a gorgeous white subway tile backsplash with a decorative tile inset! Three of our white ceramic tiles came together, combining the Chateau white ceramic subway tile, Chateau white square mosaic, and Chateau white sprig ceramic mosaic tile.
By keeping the material consistent, you can pair different shapes and patterns of tile together and still keep a clear aesthetic. If you fall in love with a specific material for your tiles, say a white marble or a blue glass, you will have lots of options to create a beautifully styled look within that niche. One of the best ways to create a gorgeous cohesive design while using mix and match tiles is by keeping the material consistent. When it comes to picking out tiles for a new bathroom or backsplash, there are so many gorgeous styles to choose from! If you’re in love with more than one design when deciding on new tiles for your bathroom or backsplash, we have good news - it’s easier than ever to pair tiles together to create a beautiful design, and we’re sharing some of the design rules that will help create the perfect tile pairing every time!įrom a gorgeous walk in shower with marble subway tiles and classic blue and white mosaic patterns, to backsplash wall tiles with a decorative tile insert, there are endless combinations that can be styled together to create the look you want! If that feels a little overwhelming, we’re sharing some of our favorite creative tile pairings, as well as tips on how to create a cohesive look for your home!ĭesign Rules for Pairing Tiles Together.
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