To break up the flow of an endless tile wall, might we suggest some tile accent pieces or trims that will enhance the tiled space and give it a different look. Just because it is tile, doesn't mean it has to be mundane. Take a look at all the tile accent pieces in this collection and see what we are talking about. We have the tile to break up your bland wall.
Ceramic tile animal art sea turtles
Detailed, sculpted tiles for wall covering. These elements include sea turtles patterns. Their attractive sea colors match any bathroom decor. These tiles are also made of durable materials that are resistant to wear and damage.
I think that the subway tile backsplash trend is here to stay. That's kind of the proof. Gorgeous ceramic kitchen finish, they all came in. Glazed tiles are arranged in elegant, chic molds. To the geometric patterns have been added decorative floral border.
I am a big fan of classic style and neutral color palette. This shower is made of the white tile accent pieces with accent stripes. They create the clean and aesthetic look in the bathroom.
White subway tiles: Daltile from Home Depot Accent tiles: a mix of honed carrara marble, polished Calcutta marble, & aqua/grey sea-glasss from Bedrosian's, Denver location (10.50$/sq ft sheet). Wall color: Benjamin Moore Gray Owl color matched in Sherwin
copper tile accent pieces
You would like to give a basic, simple but fancy in its minimalistic style - character to your bathroom. Here we come with tile accent pieces with pearl/white shades. Stacked small cubes form a simple but effective mosaic on the floor.
Tiny bathroom took great advantage of shimmering accents here. A large oval mirror is proudly exposed on gold and bronze tiles wall, perfectly echoing the colour layout of a warm-coloured (caramel brown and stuff) marble cabinet top.
tile accent piece
Shore Random Sized Seashell Pebble Tile in White
Gorgeous contemporary tiles made of naturally flickering shells in pearl tones with light beigish and creamy accents. Those thin lightweight rectangular tiles can be mesh-mounted on walls and backsplashes or cut into strips and used as accent tiles.
2"x8"- White Subway Tile / Glossy by Deltaker2"x8" Glossy White Subway Tile with 2"x8" Chair Rail & 1/4"x8" Pencil Border White by Deltaker
Granite counters with a clean white backsplash...LOVE this... And use rich bright colors to accent
This picture shows a subway ceramic tile shower with glass in Edina.
Simple and stylish accent tiles for kitchen use. They include attractive square patterns in different colors. They are easy to clean and they are also resistant to wear or damage caused by many negative factors.
river rock tile accents smooth tiles
Tile Decorative Accent Pieces
gray backsplash tile + glass mosaic under range
Cool contemporary style bathroom wall with irregular rectangular white accent tiles - an accent that transforms a bathroom into a designer's interior. Note the navy cabinet top and juicy red bowl sink.
Kitchen backsplash tile - not this exact tile but I like the idea of the contrast
Mixed white tiles in a roomy shower with brass fixtures.
... 18" Copper Metal Tile 9 Piece Mural Backsplash Accent Wall Mosaic
Flora 1x1 Metallic Gold Resin Decor Insert Accent Piece ...
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Bronze Metallic 4x4 Resin Decorative insert Accent piece ...
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There are several places where you can put an accent tile on a kitchen backsplash. If you want to use this tile to create a diverting focal point in your kitchen, place it in the center, above the stove. Try using more than one accent tile if you’re going to adopt this method: a group of carefully arranged tile accent pieces with a bold and stylish pattern will look a lot chicer than a single tile.
On the other hand, if you’re using accent tiles with a longer and more rectangular shape, place these around the edges of your kitchen backsplash. You can arrange them so that they look like they’re neatly bordering the main backsplash area.
If your accent tiles are made from a different material than the rest of the backsplash, try randomly mixing the accent options among the standard tiles to create a pattern with plenty of contrasting textures and plenty of visual interest.
Tile accent pieces customize your shower and make it unique. There are no hard and fast rules about where to position them, but there are some heights that make your shower look the most appealing. The most flattering way to incorporate accent tiles in your shower is to position them at eye level, about ¾ of the way up the shower wall. This helps give the shower the illusion of additional height.
If you want a minimal way to add some style to your shower, consider using accent tiles at baseboard height, almost like trim in your house. You can also reverse this idea and put accent tiles on the top row of the shower tiles, which gives your shower a finished look but might make the height feel lower by drawing the eye downward.
A waist-level height is an excellent choice for shower accent tiles, especially if your bathroom already has wainscoting. Just be sure to consider your ceiling height when determining how high you want waist height to be. If your bathroom has grand ceilings and you position the accent tile at a low mid-height, it can look awkward.
Tile accent pieces can be installed on the floor. You can use them to create borders to make plain tile flooring look decorative. You can place ornate tiles with bold colors around your existing flooring to create a unique floor design. Or, if you’re into more understated looks, you can choose tile accent pieces in either one or two shades darker than the rest of your current tiling.
You can position your tile accent pieces on the edge of smaller tiles to achieve these timeless looks. Or use account tiles on a contrasting color to your floor tiles to create a pattern. For example, you could use black diamond-shaped accent tiles on a white tiled floor to create the illusion of flowers. You could go beyond a simple repeating pattern and craft a faux rug from accent tiles.
When adding tile accent pieces to your floor, ensure you don’t go overboard with too many patterns and different colors. Choose your favorite design or color and stick with it, as this will create a cohesive, aesthetically pleasing interior. If you use too many patterns and colors on one floor, they will compete with each other and appear overwhelming.
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