Ceramic Tile Design Ideas — Spanish

Using a decorative tile with a large design or pattern is a great way to draw attention to an area. When placed two rows high, the tiles create designs in the conjoining areas.  A more finished look can be created by adding a matching border along the top edge.  This is a great look for tiles going up to chair rail height on a wall.

If a large, bold pattern is what you desire, you will love our quarter design tiles. Dark green field tiles and our Iberica Field Brushed Navy French V-Cap surround this lovely quarter tile design. Four 6" x 6" tiles are placed together to create one large 12" x 12" mural. Joining several murals together makes for one beautiful overall design, as can be seen in this concept.

A simple border along a bathroom vanity area adds a touch of decorative interest while tying in the design used in the bath area. Tile design & images complements of Garrett Interiors

A large mural over a fireplace, as shown here, or on a backsplash or wall can make a huge design impact It becomes a piece of art with a slim border around it. The border shown, as seen here, was created by custom cutting Andalucia tiles in half lengthwise. Tile design & images complements of Garrett Interiors.

Continuity in patterns offers both pleasure and comfort to the observer. In this case, the effortless look of fluidity is increased with the added interest of a repeat, alternating pattern of Spanish ceramic tiles. Each row of this staircase features one Spanish tile pattern. By implementing this design in your next project, you too will evoke interest with unexpected, rich bursts of color. A variety of Spanish 6" x 6" tiles, including Alcala, Andalucia, and Teruel, are used as risers for this staircase. Alternating various patterns of decorative tiles, such as risers on a staircase, creates an incredible design element...