18+ Patterned Tile Backsplash
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Modern Kitchen with Black Cabinets and Beige Hexagon Tiles
When it comes to patterned tile designs, it doesn’t mean that you need to use bold patterns or vivid colors. You can still create visually appealing backsplashes with more naïve tile designs with subtle elegance. As you can see in this modern kitchen, beige hexagon backsplash tiles offer an edgy look with an industrial flair. The wood countertops complement the warm shade of the backsplash while the black kitchen cabinets provide a sleek and elegant foundation for the space. The blue velvet counter chairs make an unexpected twist to add a splash of color.
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Scandinavian Kitchen with Black and White Patterned Tile Backsplash
If you are looking for the most failsafe yet stylish option as a patterned tile backsplash, this black and white tile design might be the one that you are looking for! This patterned square tile backsplash instantly elevates the classic look of the off-white raised-panel cabinets and brings a nice textural look to this Scandinavian kitchen. The waterfall edge of the wood countertop seamlessly blends with the wood floor which provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Patterned Tile Backsplash
A patterned tile backsplash is a work of art that allows you to create visually appealing designs with various options! Patterned tiles, available in unlimited colors, shapes, and sizes, are very useful. You can complement a home’s history with classic pattern options, add the same charm by using modern geometric designs, and create a rustic look for the kitchen in any environment and style your home is in. Whether you are designing a modern culinary space or a more traditional kitchen with a rustic flair, a patterned tile backsplash can easily become the conversation starter in your home!
A patterned tile backsplash will be your savior if you want to give your kitchen personality with a variety of styles, from traditional patterns to modern lines and vibrant dynamic forms! A patterned tile is the ideal illustration of a practical backsplash thanks to its enticing types that are exciting, stylish and appealing and draw the attention of both users and designers!
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Patterned Tile Backsplash with Two-tone Kitchen Cabinets
This is a unique interior design that features a cherry-shaped lighting fixture that is made all the more crimson by matching red counter stools! Slab-front gray top cabinets reach the ceiling to optimize kitchen storage and provide the illusion of a larger kitchen. The kitchen’s visual plan is enhanced by the black glass-front cabinet and a patterned backsplash with a star pattern. The backsplash is an easy way to add diversity to the kitchen if you want to liven it up!
Best Seller Mosaic Tiles
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Contemporary Kitchen with Unique Backsplash Design
The wide variety of ceramic tiles allows you to create art-like pieces for your home! As you can see in this contemporary kitchen, the unique backsplash design with its joyful pattern adds a touch of personality to the space. The plain appeal of the white cabinets provides a sleek frame that allows the rectangular tiles in a running bond pattern to be the star of the show. The black and white floor tiles make a striking contrast with the white cabinets and gray countertop.
Patterned Tile Backsplash Colors
The mood of any place can be totally changed with a patterned tile backsplash, offering an endless array of color combinations! These tiles which come in a variety of colors from deep reds to lively yellows to calm blues, can easily be used for purposes more than decoration!
Blue Patterned Tile Backsplash
The blue color is a calming hue that makes places seem peaceful by conjuring up the serenity of the sky and sea! Blue patterned backsplash tiles are incredibly versatile and offer a wide range of design possibilities. There are plenty of contemporary lines that give the atmosphere a current spin even yet the patterned structure can give off vintage emotions. A lot of the designs are blended models with white which provides interesting examples of patterns in black, gray, or other color hues.
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Transitional Kitchen with Blue Patterned Tile Backsplash
An incredibly welcoming and stylish ambiance is created by the harmonious blue hues and rich wood grain in this farmhouse kitchen! Using organic textures from the surroundings to create a sense of naturalness is a very smart concept. The colors white and blue go well together and they accentuate the wooden textures. The wooden shelves round off the gorgeous blue Moroccan backsplash design.
Are patterned tiles a fad?
Patterned tiles are becoming more and more common in both residential and commercial areas as a trendy design trend! They provide a flexible means of bringing character, visual intrigue and a dash of originality to rooms such as living rooms, kitchens and bathrooms!
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Spanish Style Kitchen Design with Beige Floor Tiles
This kitchen seems light and airy because of the ceiling, backsplash, and white color scheme. A bright, airy kitchen can be achieved by using pure white in your interior design. The focal point of this kitchen is, of course, the backsplash. This otherwise white kitchen has movement thanks to its asymmetrical blue patterns.
Porcelain Mosaic Tiles
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Midcentury Kitchen with Blue Backsplash and White Cabinets
In the realm of backsplashes, the possibilities are endless! The kitchen backsplash is the feature that ties the entire design together and gives you the chance to create a visually striking focal point for your space. This is achieved and the wow factor is increased by the geometric tile backsplash, which is distinguished by gorgeous blue hues. The dark blue kitchen island ties in with these blue tones, and the green chairs add even more brightness. The backsplash is the focal point of the simple white cabinets and counters.
Gray Patterned Tile Backsplash
Looking for a shade that is different than a plain white but still timeless? Then versatile gray hues are the way to go! A gray patterned tile backsplash can create different ambiances by blending with more colorful tiles or with self-patterned options!
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Gray and Blue Kitchen Cabinets with Gray Backsplash and Countertops
Beach style kitchens typically feature white and blue accents and this one is no exception! The backsplash is taken up by the entwined circles with predetermined central dots, which also serve as the main visual element. Its gray background suggests adaptability and the gray laminate parquet in the shape of chevrons accentuates the laid-back vibes created by the blue cabinets and backsplash!
What cabinets go with a patterned tile backsplash?
Patterned tiles are easily customizable to match any kind of cabinet because they are available in a broad variety of colors, patterns and sizes! Modern flat cabinets or rustic cabinets look great with tile backsplashes that come in a range of designs from classic to minimalist. However if we are going to discuss the most suitable one that goes with any hue or texture, white cabinets with their sleek and clean appeal are unquestionably useful because they go well with almost any type!
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White and Wood Kitchen Cabinets with Gray Patterned Tile Backsplash
Wow… Undoubtedly, this gray backsplash will change the game! These geometric-shaped backsplash tiles have a wood-look design that makes them a terrific way to liven up any space. The richly stained wood base cabinets highlight the subdued hues of the tiles while the white upper cabinets give a bright and spacious feel.
Black Patterned Tile Backsplash
No matter what industry one uses it in, black always looks royal. While selecting a black backsplash could appear bold, it’s a practical choice for a lot of contemporary uses. Black patterned tile backsplashes produce striking designs that are unforgettable since there are so many options!
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Transitional Kitchen with Shaker-style Cabinets and Wood Floor
If you hesitate to use the patterned tiles for all the backsplash surfaces, you can balance them by combining patterned tiles with white ones! These eye-catching hexagon backsplash tiles surround the wall space between the cabinets and countertops, continue through the left wall, and finish on the floor level. Even though these tiles dominate the space, they provide a striking appeal without breaking the bright and spacious atmosphere that is created by the two-tone cabinets and white quartz countertops.
Colorful Patterned Tile Backsplash
A colorful patterned tile backsplash is an effective tile for vibrant and energetic designs. It can be turquoise, red, pink, emerald, sunny yellow, purple, blue or any other bold hue! Such a patterned backlash can create contrast in a monochrome or neutral kitchen and enliven it even more with its vibrant nature if you already have a colorful kitchen. If you ask what kind of kitchens we can use, the colorful patterned tile backsplash can work with any kitchen from a farmhouse to a modern kitchen. And if you want to stay in a minimalist style, you can create contrast with softer colors and patterns!
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Mediterranean Kitchen Design with Dark Wood Cabinets and Colorful Tiles
If you are looking for a colorful backsplash design, cement tiles will be your best companion! As you can see in this Mediterranean kitchen, the cement tiles adorned by orange and gray patterns make a joyful twist against the elegant appeal of the dark wood kitchen cabinets. The same cement tiles are also used for the tiled kitchen island to create a continuous look. The white quartz countertops make a final touch that balances the deep dark wood texture and striking patterns.
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White and Pink Kitchen Cabinets with Dark Wood Countertops
Another fantastic option for creating visually beautiful kitchen backsplashes is terrazzo tiles, especially if you’re searching for something colorful! The terrazzo backsplash tiles in this kitchen with a Scandinavian flair provide a pleasing textured element without detracting from the sleek, modern lines of the flat panel cabinets. The area is made cozier by the dark wood counters and the pink upper cabinets which contrast with the terrazzo’s happy appearance.
What is the trend for backsplash in 2024?
For kitchen backsplashes, clean and straight lines stand out in the 2024 trends with neutral color schemes. Classic subway tiles, natural stone slabs and glossy glass tiles are some of the most popular options. Geometrical patterns are another popular trend that is gaining popularity day by day!
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Transitional Kitchen with Patchwork Patterned Tile Backsplash
Just like the normal-sized tiles, you can find also large-format tiles in different patterns! And these tiles become the centerpiece of this contemporary design and act as a piece of art behind the stove. The white shaker cabinets provide a sleek frame for the patchwork patterned backsplash tiles while the wood range hood complements the eye-catching colors of the tiles.
Patterned Tile Backsplash Materials
In a kitchen design, backsplashes are often one of the last elements before finalizing the design! The kitchen is not complete until the backsplash is complete. There are a variety of patterned tile backsplash materials to choose from, with major pros and cons, costs, and more. The main ones are many types of materials such as ceramic, cement, porcelain, glass, stone, wood, and stainless steel. In line with the wishes of the designer and the user, there are many alternatives in terms of finding the right backsplash for the style and needs of the kitchen.
Patterned Ceramic Tile Backsplash
A ceramic backsplash is a type of material that is most used and easily adapts to all designs with unlimited varieties. You can achieve successful results with patterned varieties and different color alternatives. Ceramic tiles often contain exposed grout lines, meaning dirt can get stuck in every corner. So, if you spend a lot of time cooking and you say you mess around while cooking, it may not be the right decision to choose small tiles that will cause a lot of joint lines. You can also use dark grout, which will show the dirt less.
According to your kitchen design styles, if you have colorful cabinets, you can achieve a beautiful harmony by using more natural patterns or, if you have a plain cabinet, by using strikingly vibrant patterned ceramic tiles.
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Blue and Pink Cabinets with Hexagon Tiles and Quartz Countertops
Colors and patterns play a major role in this modern kitchen, as blue is used on the walls and surrounding cabinets. The design is visually interesting when the flooring and backsplash are made of hexagon tiles with varying patterns. Pastel pink cabinets are the chosen option for the upper section.
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Blue Patterned Tile Backsplash with White Cabinets and Countertops
Even though hexagon tiles already have a distinctive appeal, you can add more interest with eye-catching patterns! Adorned by a blue Lisboa patchwork pattern, these hexagon kitchen backsplash tiles create a visually appealing focal point between the white cabinets and white quartz countertops. The chrome cabinet hardware makes a cohesive final touch that complements the modern aesthetic.
Colorful Mosaic Tiles
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Eclectic Kitchen with White Cabinets and Black Countertops
How lovely is that backsplash design? The white hexagon tiles adorned by a green pattern are striking pieces that instantly improve any kitchen. The white shaker cabinets’ understated style lets the backsplash steal the show in this design. However, the black granite countertop adds visual appeal by standing out against the white cabinets.
Patterned Cement Tile Backsplash
The type of tile you’re used to seeing all the time is ceramic tile, but let’s shift your focus to another type of tile that has the same beauty and many benefits. Cement tile is made with a mixture of durable mineral powder, cement, sand, and color pigment in a different process than ceramic tiles. It is compressed by about 2,000 pounds of hydraulic pressure and the design becomes part of the tile, not just glazed or painted on the surface. Ceramic tiles are made with clay and glaze and fired in kilns. Cement tiles are more durable and long-lasting than ceramic tiles and show less wear and tear over time. Backsplash cement tiles are also highly water and stain-resistant when properly sealed.
For the kitchen backsplash, cement tiles offer unlimited design options. The most classic cement tile designs are tiles with an intricate floral or Moorish pattern. This look dates back to the early 20th century and is still very popular today. The options for such traditional patterns are endless, from colorful, and bright, to calm and neutral. Depending on the style of the space, you can create unique effects in your kitchen with a backsplash cement tile.
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Blue Kitchen Cabinets with Black and White Patterned Tile Backsplash
These monochrome tiles might be the perfect option if you’re searching for a pattern that will never go out of style! The full-height backsplash in this transitional kitchen quickly transforms the space and adds an accent wall. The brass hardware gives a little glimmer, and the navy blue shaker cabinets provide elegance. The most basic components that contribute to a light and airy appearance are the pure white quartz countertops. The globe pendant lights above the island add a midcentury atmosphere and further this open feeling.
Decorative Mosaic Tiles
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Dark Wood Cabinets with Multicolored Cement Tile Backsplash
If you want to make a fun twist against the sleek and modern design of your kitchen, colorful cement tiles are the way to go! As you can see in this contemporary kitchen, the multicolored cement tiles adorned by geometrical patterns bring a joyful feel between the dark wood cabinets and the island. The tall white cabinets provide a sleek frame for this accent wall while the terrazzo floor tiles finalize the design with another layer of texture.
