Collection: Geometric Tile

Geometric tile adds instant personality to a space. As kitchen backsplash tile, bathroom floor and wall tile, fireplace tile, or pool tile, geometric tile patterns are a modern yet timeless choice that works as well in large spaces as it does in small areas. Our curated collection features an array of colors, patterns, shapes, finishes, and materials, making it easy to narrow down your options and select the tile that will work perfectly in your space.

No matter which pattern you choose or where you install it, geometric shape tile adds visual interest and creates depth and texture on walls and floors. With even a small amount of symmetry and geometry, you can turn overlooked and uninspired areas into focal points that command attention.

Why Choose Geometric Tile?

Not sure if geometric tiles are right for you? Here are some of its key benefits and why so many home decorators and professional interior designers choose geometric bathroom tiles and kitchen tiles when designing and renovating:

• Versatile placement: Geometrics add a sense of luxury whether you place them on walls or floors. They can make large spaces feel more welcoming and inviting, and certain shapes, like herringbones and hexagons, can make small spaces feel taller or wider. Geometrics can also be used to define accent walls and create focal points, such as the wall behind your range or cooktop, the fireplace surround in your living room, or the waterline around your pool.
• Eye-catching contrast: On kitchen backsplashes, geometrics add depth, texture, and bold contrast against solid cabinets and smooth kitchen countertop slabs. In bathrooms, they can make a walk-in shower stall pop or serve as intricate accents against more simplistic, large format tiles on walls or around tubs.
• Colors, shapes, and finishes for every aesthetic: No matter your personal style, geometrics come in countless shapes, colors, patterns, textures, and finishes. Consider glossy blue brick-shaped tiles to reflect light in your contemporary kitchen, or matte gray mosaics to elevate your farmhouse-inspired bath.
• Long-lasting durability: Geometric tiles aren’t designed purely for style — they’re also functional. Many of the tiles in our collection are naturally water-resistant, heat-resistant up to 150F, and suitable for high-traffic areas like bathroom floors.
• Easy installation: Most geometric wall tiles and floor tiles are mesh-mounted in sheets, which makes installation a breeze, even for DIYers. Mesh-mounted tiles also reduce installation time because you don’t have to add spacers in between every individual tile. You only need to add spacers between the mesh sheets.

Geometric tiles are also available in peel-and-stick formats, which is the easiest type of installation. If you don’t want to mess with thinset and grout, check out our popular honed copper tiles and white and silver polished tiles.

Explore our Geometric Tile Styles

Ready to finalize your design plans and kick off that project? It’s time to narrow down your choices and zero in on the modern geometric tile shape, color, and finish that will bring your design vision to life.

Geometric Tile Shapes

Geometric tiles come in many shapes: penny rounds, square mosaics, brick patterns, basketweaves, herringbones, hexagons, and field tiles that combine mesmerizing triangular patterns such as the Blue 6 x 6 Matte Porcelain Square Tile. Every shape evokes a different feeling, and it’s simply a matter of preference of what speaks most to you.

When choosing a shape, consider the amount of grout you want to see when the project is finished. For example, there’s far more visible grout with penny rounds than with square mosaics or brick tiles.

Geometric Tile Colors

Neutral shades of white, grey, and beige are timeless choices that coordinate and contrast well with cabinets, countertops, and vanities, which is why they’re some of the most popular options for kitchens and baths. But geometric shape tiles also come in pop colors, an array of beautiful blues that range from ultra-serene to bright, and gorgeous greens that have a natural, organic feel.

Gold and silver metallics, like our striking gold glossy penny rounds, are perfect if you’re looking to create a luxe, glamorous, or art deco-inspired space.

Geometric Tile Finishes

Glossy, matte, polished, honed, and textured finishes give off very different vibes. Consider all of your options to make sure you get the result you want.

• Glossy: High sheen, light reflecting, and easy to wipe clean; perfect for kitchen backsplashes and bathroom walls.
• Matte: No sheen, not reflective, and can make a room feel warmer and more inviting; generally slip-resistant, great for use on bathroom and shower floors.
• Polished: Reflective shine, usually available in marble or stone; not ideal for use in wet areas like shower floors or pool decks.
• Honed: Smooth like polished tiles, but with less sheen; a great alternative to polished tiles, particularly in wet areas.
• Textured tiles: 3D texture or raised surfaces with varying levels of sheen; raised details enhance traction, making them great for use in wet areas.

When you’ve made your final decision on which geometric to buy, remember to pick your tile trim. In most applications, slender pencil trim works best because it creates a clean, smooth finish.

How to Install and Maintain Geometric Tiles

Most geometric tiles are mesh-mounted, which makes installation far easier than loose, one-by-one tile setting. That said, it’s crucial to follow the proper steps:

• Step 1: Clean and level the surface.
• Step 2: For installation on a wooden subfloor, add cement backerboard. For installation in an area that may get wet, apply a waterproofing barrier.
• Step 3: Calculate the center point of the wall or floor and do a dry layout (without adhesive) to ensure that the tile is properly spaced.
• Step 4: Mix and apply thinset, working in sections.
• Step 5: Set the tile in the thinset mortar, cutting the tile as needed.
• Step 6: Grout all the joints.
• Step 7: Clean the haze with a damp sponge.

For best results, use the manufacturer’s recommended brand of thinset and grout. Even if you don’t want to use the manufacturer’s recommended grout color, it’s best to use the same brand. To ensure your tiles look amazing for years to come, perform regular cleaning and maintenance with gentle cleaners and non-abrasive tools.

Learn more: How to Tile a Shower: Pro Tips for Perfect Installation

Give Your Home a New Look

Geometric tile is much loved for its distinctive look, but it’s also incredibly versatile, durable, easy to install, and easy to clean and maintain. As decorative trim around your pool, as a contrast accent to a kitchen backsplash, or as full wall and geometric floor tile in a walk-in shower stall, our geometric tiles are designed to elevate your space, add personality to your design, and withstand the test of time. From stylish and bold bold wave tile options to elegant floral tile designs, there is so much to discover in our collection.

Considering cobalt blue geometric floor tile for your primary bath? Debating if a gold herringbone geometric backsplash tile is the right choice for your dream kitchen? Not sure if you should buy the white mosaic tile you love in a glossy or matte finish? Contact Tiletopia today for personalized recommendations and expert advice.Ready to start your project? Order your favorite tiles now and start bringinge your design to life.