Ceramic Tile Design Ideas — Residential

Spanish Teruel ceramic tiles are grouped in the lower half of this shower and shared with tumbled stone to create an elegant, but simple effect. The light blues in the Teruel complement most natural stones and help keep smaller shower areas lighter, appearing to have more space. Additionally, The hint of bright yellow and dark brown centers of this tile are in keeping with the themes of a natural stone color scheme.

Portuguese Oporto are used as a backsplash in this kitchen, and provide the perfect complement to the blue field tile countertop. The rich blue, green and red tones in the Oporto add warmth to the kitchen, while the intricate, hand-painted design adds interest to the area.

A classic Spanish look is achieved by adding a single row of Spanish Cadiz 4 ceramic tiles to this vanity's countertop. A few decorative tiles placed with field tile in complimentary colors can create a timeless Old World feel. Our Spanish Field Brushed Navy tiles look beautiful with the Iberica Cadiz.

A single row of Spanish Cadiz 4"x 4" decorative tile, you can dramatically change the look of a space. The Cadiz tile provides just the right amount of contrast and charm to this shower.In addition, the yellow background beautifully complements the blue color scheme and the hand painted design adds a touch of Spanish flair.

The peaceful sounds of a water feature are enhanced by the presence of delightful and colorful hand-painted tile.  Spanish Andalucia patterned tiles frame this outdoor fountain, white tiles are used around the base and deep blue tiles create a refreshing water line and accent strip. The Andalucia design uses soft, subtle colors that, in this instance, add color without taking attention away from the statue and the fountain.  The neutral tones also compliment the wall in the background.