Decorative Ceramic Tile Borders
Buy the best decorative ceramic tile borders selected and recommended by interior designers. By Peyton Robinson.
In a host of colors, picture themes, and inlay styles, for the perfect way to give your tiles area a custom, personal feel, look no further than decorative ceramic tile borders in this extensive collection. You might want flowers, or inlayed trees, or even something exotic. Any way you look at it, there is bound to be the right ceramic border tile for your tile job.
Decorative Ceramic Tile Borders
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Peyton Robinson
Interior Design Expert
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Decorative ceramic tile borders can give that extra touch of something that makes a room special or humdrum. They can be the difference between ordinary and extraordinary in a very good kind of way. They lend atmosphere and interest to areas that are frequently less than entertaining or tone down a room design that has gotten a little out of hand. Dignified or bold, delicate or robust, they can be the final touch on a room design.
While most commonly used in bathrooms, decorative ceramic tile borders can also be used as splashboards in kitchens, or even to add interest to paving on a patio. Ceramic tile borders can also serve practical purposes such as sealing edges or hiding structural imperfections. They also serve to pull a room together, giving it a specific theme.
Pebbles
Pebbles are a simple design that works well as edging for a patio, the edge of a tub, or even the splashboard behind a kitchen sink. They work well with a country theme or with a shell and starfish bathroom decoration theme, or even with something floral as the baseboard design.
Repeating Seashell Design
This is almost a classic bathroom design and sometimes appears as a paper frieze above patterned wallpaper. It can work with other designs if they are simple and not too busy. Add soft green or blue shower curtains to invoke the feel of an ocean side.
Shimmery Silver-Tone Glass
Add some glitz and glamor to your bathroom with a wall or panel of a wall with this silvery, glass wall. If your space is small, use this as a band or accent, rather than a large expanse, as it could be a little overwhelming.
Simple Geometrics
Don’t overlook the charm of simple geometric tiles. Their quiet, repeating patterns add understated interest without drawing attention. Sometimes, that is the perfect answer for a room often given over to contemplation while getting ready for the day or preparing to retire at night.
Floral Accent Border Strips
Perfect for gardeners and others who love flowers, floral accent strips can set the tone for the rest of the bathroom. They can add color – subtle or bold – that can be picked up by the other furnishings, including tiles, towels, and curtains. They can add just that little bit of extra needed to pull a room together.
Bold Black and White Backsplash
Perfect for areas behind sinks or at the edge of tubs, a bold, black and white geometric repeating pattern can create the perfect array while keeping moisture off less resilient panels or plaster. The pattern squares are sufficiently different to provide interest for contemplative moments.