3 Tile Design Concepts for your Wall

When we mention unglazed ceramic tiles, marble tiles, or granite tiling, our minds automatically jump to the thought of flooring. But like wood, metal, and glass, most manner of tile is material you can use for various atypical purposes.

One such purpose is using tiles for creating the wall itself or at least decors for it. Here are 3 tile design concepts for your home that you can even do by yourself.

Tiled Walls

It’s the kind of aesthetic that breathes both modern and Mesozoic. Using tiles that are either hard stones, tiled marbles, or ceramic, you can create a space that gives off a sense of strength and stability as well as helps keep sound and noise better confined.

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Tile Painting

For this, unglazed ceramic tile is perfect because most manner of paint adheres to it and it’s easier to stain. It has a nice aesthetic on its own with a certain depth of texture. Landscape paintings work the material nicely as well. Just make sure to use a lighter but also sturdy tile for when you will hang the work on your wall.

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Tile Mosaic

If you’ve done any renovations recently, you might readily have a surplus of tiles, most of which might already be broken apart into small “unusable” pieces. This might be the easiest to accomplish among the 3 but for a little guidance, here’s a quick video detailing how to start a mosaic project so you can set your expectations.

Literally, there are a lot more color to tiles. Whether unglazed ceramic tile, smooth porcelain, or any various type of stone tile, you can find a nice project to use them on to improve your home.