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Ocean Glossy Ceramic Tile 6x6

Ocean Glossy Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
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Brooklyn Glossy Thin Brick Tile 2 1/4x7 7/8

Brooklyn Glossy Thin Brick Tile

21/4"x77/8"x3/8"
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Peggy Blue Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile 2 3/4x9 3/4

Peggy Blue Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile

23/4"x93/4"x3/4"
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Free Spirit Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile 2 3/4x9 3/4

Free Spirit Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile

23/4"x93/4"x3/4"
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Iris Glossy Ceramic Tile 6x6

Iris Glossy Ceramic Tile

6"x6"x3/8"
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Sirena Sky Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile 2 3/4x9 3/4

Sirena Sky Glossy Subway Thin Brick Tile

23/4"x93/4"x3/4"
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Oxford Blue Glossy Zellige Tile 4x4

Oxford Blue Glossy Zellige Tile

4"x4"x1/2"
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Brooklyn Glossy Legato Thin Brick Wall Decos 2 1/4x7 7/8

Brooklyn Glossy Legato Thin Brick Wall Decos

21/4"x77/8"x3/8"
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Sky Glossy Staccato Thin Brick Wall Decos 2 1/4x7 7/8

Sky Glossy Staccato Thin Brick Wall Decos

21/4"x77/8"x3/8"
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Sky Glossy Thin Brick Tile 2 1/4x7 7/8

Sky Glossy Thin Brick Tile

21/4"x77/8"x3/8"
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Brooklyn Glossy Staccato Thin Brick Wall Decos 2 1/4x7 7/8

Brooklyn Glossy Staccato Thin Brick Wall Decos

21/4"x77/8"x3/8"
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Oceano Glossy Glazed Terracotta Tile 4x4

Oceano Glossy Glazed Terracotta Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
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Marino Glossy Glazed Terracotta Tile 4x4

Marino Glossy Glazed Terracotta Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
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Lapis Glossy Glazed Terracotta Tile 4x4

Lapis Glossy Glazed Terracotta Tile

4"x4"x3/8"
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Sky Glossy Legato Thin Brick Wall Decos 2 1/4x7 7/8

Sky Glossy Legato Thin Brick Wall Decos

21/4"x77/8"x3/8"
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Fusion Blue Polished Porcelain Tile 2 1/2x10

Fusion Blue Polished Porcelain Tile

21/2"x10"x3/8"
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Bluestone Blu Select Textured Porcelain Pavers 24x24

Bluestone Blu Select Textured Porcelain Pavers

24"x24"x3/4"

Blue tiles in the bathroom, kitchen, or anywhere you'd like a serene environment can range from deep navy to bright turquoise. They are often used on walls, floors, or as accents to create a serene and spa-like environment. Combining different shades of blue can add depth and visual interest. Asian themes, or Japanese Zen themed bathrooms will look better with blue tiles. Glass tiles that come in blue are stunning and easy to maintain in any bathroom.

 

Blue Floor Tile

 

 Blue floor tiles can be used to make a bold statement or create a unique look. They come in various materials, such as ceramic, porcelain, and natural stone, and can feature patterns like Moroccan, geometric, or plain solid colors. These tiles are perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, or living areas.

 

Blue Ceramic Tile Floor

Blue ceramic tile floors are durable and easy to clean, making them ideal for high-traffic areas. They come in various shades and styles, from classic solid colors to intricate patterns. Suitable for both traditional and contemporary designs, they add a touch of elegance and uniqueness. Please note that any ceramic tile floor should be used in light traffic residential bathrooms. Any commercial bathroom should use porcelain tiles.

Blue Floor Tile Bathroom

Blue floor tiles in the bathroom can transform the space into a calming retreat. They can be used throughout the entire floor or as an accent with other neutral tiles. Patterns and mosaics in blue shades can add character and interest to the bathroom design.

Blue Shower Tile

Blue shower tiles add a refreshing and modern touch to the shower area. They can be arranged in various patterns, such as herringbone, mosaic, or subway style. The tiles can be glossy to reflect light and make the space feel brighter, or matte for a more subtle effect. Open spa types of bathrooms and open showers can look great with blue tiles in the showers.

There are three important historical tile collections that have blue themes.

Portuguese Azulejo Tiles

Portuguese Azulejo tiles are traditional ceramic tiles that are widely recognized for their distinctive beauty and intricate designs. Here are some key features:

  1. Historical Significance: Originating in the 13th century, these tiles have a rich history and are deeply embedded in Portuguese culture. They were influenced by the Moors, who introduced them to the Iberian Peninsula.
  2. Designs and Patterns: Azulejos are known for their elaborate and often geometric patterns. Common themes include floral motifs, religious scenes, historical events, and intricate arabesques. The designs are usually hand-painted, making each tile unique.
  3. Colors: Traditional azulejos predominantly feature blue and white colors, though modern variations can include a wide range of colors. The use of cobalt blue is particularly notable.
  4. Materials and Techniques: These tiles are made from glazed ceramic, and the traditional method involves hand-painting the designs before glazing and firing them in a kiln. This process gives them a shiny, durable finish.
  5. Uses: Azulejos are used for both decorative and functional purposes. They can be found on the facades of buildings, inside churches, palaces, and homes, as well as on walls, floors, and ceilings. They are also used in public spaces like metro stations and fountains.
  6. Aesthetic Appeal: The tiles add a touch of elegance and historical charm to any space. Their intricate designs and vibrant colors make them a focal point in architectural decor.
  7. Cultural Symbol: Azulejos are a symbol of Portuguese identity and artistry. They reflect the country’s history, culture, and artistic traditions, often telling stories through their designs.

Visual Characteristics:
  • Geometric and Floral Patterns: Symmetrical designs and nature-inspired motifs are common.
  • Storytelling: Tiles often depict scenes from Portuguese history, mythology, or religious tales.
  • Vibrant Colors: While blue and white are traditional, modern azulejos can feature a broader palette.
  • Glossy Finish: The glazing process gives these tiles a smooth, shiny surface that enhances their visual appeal.

Dutch Delft Blue Tiles

Dutch blue tiles, also known as "Delftware" or "Delft Blue," are a type of ceramic tile that originated in the Netherlands during the 16th century. They are renowned for their distinctive blue and white designs and have become iconic in Dutch cultural heritage.

  1. Historical Significance: These tiles were inspired by Chinese porcelain and became highly popular in the Netherlands during the 17th century. They were produced mainly in the city of Delft, hence the name "Delftware."
  2. Designs and Patterns: Dutch blue tiles typically feature intricate and delicate designs. Common motifs include windmills, tulips, rural landscapes, maritime scenes, biblical stories, and everyday life scenes. Each tile often tells a story or depicts a particular scene.
  3. Colors: The defining characteristic of these tiles is their blue and white color scheme. The blue cobalt pigment used in the designs contrasts sharply with the white background, creating a striking visual effect.
  4. Materials and Techniques: Delft tiles are made from earthenware clay. The designs are hand-painted using cobalt oxide, which turns blue when fired. After painting, the tiles are glazed and fired in a kiln, resulting in a smooth, glossy finish.
  5. Uses: Historically, Dutch blue tiles were used to decorate the interiors of homes, churches, and public buildings. They were often used as wall tiles in kitchens and fireplaces, adding both beauty and functionality. Today, they are also used in various decorative applications and collected as art pieces.

Iznik Tiles

Iznik tiles are a distinctive type of Ottoman ceramic tile, renowned for their vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Originating from the town of Iznik in Turkey during the 15th and 16th centuries, these tiles are celebrated for their artistic and cultural significance.

  1. Designs and Patterns: The designs on Iznik tiles are often characterized by intricate floral motifs, arabesques, geometric patterns, and calligraphy. Common elements include tulips, carnations, roses, hyacinths, and saz leaves. These patterns are highly stylized and symmetrical, showcasing the artisans' mastery of detail.
  2. Colors: Iznik tiles are known for their rich and vivid color palette, including cobalt blue, turquoise, emerald green, coral red, and occasionally black and white. The use of a bright coral red is particularly distinctive of Iznik ceramics.
  3. Materials and Techniques: These tiles are made from a white clay body coated with a siliceous slip. The designs are painted using natural mineral pigments, and then the tiles are glazed with a lead-based glaze and fired at high temperatures. This process gives them a brilliant, glass-like finish.

Kitchen Blue Tiles

Blue tiles in the kitchen can be used as backsplashes, countertops, or flooring. They bring a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere to the space. Light blue tiles can create a coastal vibe, while darker shades add depth and sophistication. Portuguese Blue tiles also known as Azulejos are perfect for open Oven hoods and kitchen backsplashes.

Blue Subway Tile

Blue subway tiles are rectangular tiles often used in a classic brick pattern. They are versatile and can be used in various settings, including kitchens and bathrooms. Available in a range of blue hues, they can create a timeless and stylish look, whether glossy or matte.

 

 

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