Flower Tiles and Floral Patterned Tiles

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What Makes a Flower Tile A flower tile earns its name in one of two ways. Some are cut so the tile itself forms a bloom, with petals shaped from stone or glass and mounted on a sheet for easy setting. Others are flat tiles that carry a floral tile print across the surface, giving you the look of a garden without the intricate cuts. Flower Tiles in Porcelain, Glass, and Natural Stone Material sets the mood. Porcelain is the workhorse here, and a floral porcelain tile gives you a durable, easy-clean surface for floors and busy walls. Glass adds shine and depth to a shaped bloom, while stone brings a soft, natural finish that suits a calmer palette. The waterjet flower designs in particular lean on natural stone tile for their veining and texture, which no printed pattern can fully copy. Floral Patterns and Designs to Choose From The range of looks is wide. A floral pattern tile can be a tight, repeating motif or a large single bloom that spans several tiles, and flower pattern tiles in encaustic and cement styles give a matte, old-world feel. For period homes, vintage floral tile designs suit a traditional bath, while bright multicolor prints push a modern room. Floral Tiles for Bathrooms and Showers Bathrooms are where floral really shines. A floral bathroom tile softens a hard, tiled room, and floral shower tiles on a feature wall turn a daily routine into something a little special. Because these tiles handle water and steam, a floral tile shower surround stays practical as well as pretty, and a patterned band across a plain wall is an easy way to add character without covering every surface. See the wider bathroom tiles range to plan the surrounding walls and floor. Flower Tiles for Floors and Backsplashes Underfoot, a floral floor tile makes a striking entry, powder room, or hearth, and porcelain versions are hard enough to take the traffic. If you would rather keep floral tiles for floor use to a smaller area, a patterned rug of tiles inside a plain field is a p