Collection: Farmhouse Tile

With the farmhouse aesthetic, texture is key, and farmhouse tile makes it possible to add texture in a way that’s interesting and intentional. Available in durable, natural materials, eye-catching shapes, and nuanced neutral tones, farmhouse tiles aren’t just for kitchens and baths. Our collection includes dozens of options suitable for installation around fireplaces, in steam rooms, and in high-traffic areas like hallways and foyers. Wherever you put it and whichever pattern you choose, farmhouse tiles can help you define a timeless yet modern design style that feels unique to you.

Why Choose Farmhouse Tile?

A farmhouse tile floor, bath, or backsplash can be visually striking, so much so that it can transform even a small space into a bold focal point that draws attention. But it’s not just its beauty that makes it so coveted – it’s its functionality. Farmhouse tiles allow for:

• Versatile installations: While farmhouse shower tile and kitchen tile are generally the most common types of tile installed, the colors, patterns, textures, and finishes make many options suitable for use in laundry areas, on patios, in steam rooms, around pools, and surrounding fireplaces.
• Neutral palettes: Whether you’re installing a farmhouse tile floor, backsplash tile, or tiled shower stall, neutral color options make for effortless coordination with all types of cabinetry, lighting, sinks, fixtures, hardware, and decor.
• Patterns and shapes for all farmhouse aesthetics: Rustic farmhouse, coastal farmhouse, modern farmhouse, industrial modern farmhouse — no matter what your specific aesthetic is, our collection boasts patterns and shapes to fit seamlessly into every one.
• Easy maintenance: Farmhouse tile designs are available in a range of materials and finishes that are easy to clean with simple, routine maintenance. Use soft cleaning cloths and gentle soaps so your tile looks pristine for decades.

Farmhouse tiles also come in a variety of sizes, from loose, individual tiles to mesh-mounted mosaics to large format tiles in sizes up to 24x48. This size range allows for endless design possibilities.

Explore our Farmhouse Tile Styles

Still debating between three or four options you love? Consider shape, color, material, and finish to help finalize your design decisions.

Farmhouse Tiles: Shapes

Hexagon, brick, and field tile are among the most-loved farmhouse shapes, but there are many other eye-catching options. Consider the proportions you’re working with and how the shape will affect the space itself. For example, horizontal brick backsplash tiles can make a small kitchen appear wider, while large tiles with vertical patterns, like our Natural 24x48 Matte Porcelain Large Tile, can make a room with a low ceiling appear much taller.

Farmhouse Tiles: Colors

Because the farmhouse aesthetic embraces combinations of neutral tones, our collection focuses on neutral bases such as gray, beige, brown, and white. But many have contrasting neutral accents that create interesting multicolor effects. Our Beige 11x13 Recycled Glass Matte Mosaic Tile is a stunning example, with beige glass, wood-look tones, and subtle blue striations.

Farmhouse Tiles: Materials

Our collection consists of the most natural, durable materials available, including porcelain, marble, recycled glass, ceramic, and stone. Our popular hardwood tile options, with their distinctive wood-look designs and textures, are also crafted in long-lasting porcelain, marble, and glossy glass. Before settling on a material, check the product’s specifications to ensure that it’s suitable for your installation location.

Farmhouse Tiles: Finishes

From glossy glass penny tiles to matte porcelain hexagons, tiles can reflect light or absorb it. Reflective glossy and polished finishes add a sense of luxury, while matte finishes absorb light to make a room feel warm and inviting. For bathrooms and other wet areas, keep in mind that glossy and polished tiles tend to show water spots more so than matte finishes.

No matter which option you select, complete the look with discreet pencil trim to conceal the tile edges and create a seamless border between adjoining, untiled walls.

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How to Install and Maintain Farmhouse Tile

There is a standard process for installing tile that all professionals follow:

• Prep: clean and level the surface
• Measure: calculate the layout when tiles have a distinctive shape or pattern
• Thinset: mix and apply mortar in small sections
• Set: affix the tile to the mortar
• Grout: grout with the proper grout type
• Clean: remove the haze with a damp sponge

Here are some additional pro tips to make your installation project stand the test of time:

• When installing farmhouse flooring tile on a wooden subfloor, add cement backerboard.
• For wet area installation, always add a waterproofing barrier.
• Work in small sections and cut the tile as needed.
• With large format installations on shower walls, be sure to back-butter to prevent moisture and mold.

Give Your Home a New Look

Reflective glass mosaics for your modern farmhouse tile shower. A stunning etched crema Marfil marble mosaic for your rustic kitchen. Neutral patio tiles to turn your coastal farmhouse into your private garden oasis. No matter the project or your specific farmhouse aesthetic, farmhouse kitchen tiles, bath tiles, and outdoor tiles can turn any interior or exterior into a one-of-a-kind space that feels timeless and modern at the same time.

Still not sure if you should choose matte tile in geometric patterns, glossy subway tiles for a more traditional look, or a multicolor wood-look kitchen tile that complements your hardwood floors? Order samples today to see how your favorite tiles will look and function in your space.