Neutral and boring tiles are out of trend right now and everything bold comes to rule. Metallic shades are among such bold idea, and though you can say that these are classics but I’m going to talk about metallic tiles.
Metallic tiles are definitely gaining popularity right now, there are many bold shades and a shine they bring make any space bolder and brighter. You may use them in kitchens, bathrooms and many other spaces, too, as they are elegant enough even for a living room. Let’s take a look at some ideas to use them in your home.
Metallic Tiles In Kitchens
Metallic tiles can totally change the look of your kitchen adding a shiny glow to the space at once. Use them in a neutral space to spruce it up or in a bright kitchen to highlight its brightness. There are many different tiles to choose from: you can rock very shiny and sleek large scale metallic tiles for a modern feel, hammered metal tiles for a Moroccan touch, penny and hex shaped metallic tiles and much more.
An extra shiny kitchen backsplash with small silver tiles and neon green touches for a bold look.
Silver tiles with a catchy geometric shape will bring an ultimately contemporary touch to the space.
Shiny silver tiles glam up the space and echo with stainless steel appliances.
Shiny copper penny tiles to make a statement wall in the kitchen and fill it with warm bling.
Polished stailess steel penny tiles are ideal for adding a shiny touch to any zone in your home.
Pebble-shaped metallic tiles for an oven backsplash and for a shiny touch in the neutral space.
Large shiny gold tiles and matching leather handles refresh the matte grey cabinets.
Hammered copper tiles bring a cool Moroccan feel to tthe super neutral white kitchen.
Copper tiles with white grout and dark cabinets for a chic and bold look in contemporary style.
Copper tiles contrast minimalist matte black cabinets and add a shiny and super sytlish touch.
Copper penny tiles to cover the backsplash look amazing - penny tiles aren't going anywhere at all.
A refined home bar styled with shiny silver penny tiles to make the space stand out in an open layout.
a shiny gold tile backsplash adds a luxurious feel to the kitchen and the combo of chocolate brown and gold is bold.
A shiny silver tile backsplash to spruce up a neutral kitchen with white cabinets.
Metallic Tiles In Bathrooms
Metallic tiles aren’t to cover the whole space, this is a bold accent in some zone – a sink zone, a shower space or a bathtub one. Metallic tiles will make your zone stand out a lot and they are especially cool to use them in neutral or dark bathrooms for a contrast. Play with their shapes, too, there are lots of them to choose from: hexagons, penny tiles, geometric tiles and may others to make your look ultra-bold. Rock copper, silver, gold and other metallic shades to make your bathroom wow. You can also incorporate these tiles into entryway or living room décor, they are very stylish. Get inspired and steal these ideas for your home!
A shower space fully done with small silver mosaic tiles looks all shining and bold and stands out.
Bold and refined metallic tiles of different looks, sizes and finishes make your fireplace zone safe and add a refined feel.
Copper penny tiles accent the grey bathroom and give it a luxurious feel, I love the way they bling.
Copper and silver shiny tiles clad in a chevron pattern will make your sink space very statement-like.
Gorgeous gold tiles around the bathtub to mark this space and give a slight Moroccan luxury touch to the zone.
Modern metallic tiles with a circular pattern will change your bathroom and give it a bold look.
Shiny copper tiles mark the shower space the best way possible and it stands out in a grey space.
Shiny gold tiles will glam up your bathroom a lot and bring a wamr glow to the contemporary space.
Silver mosaic tiles and greenery make the shower space really outstanding and very bold.
Silver square tiles will add a touch of glam to your shower and stand out in the contrasting space.
Textured gold tiles set in a herringbone pattern create a sense of depth and luxury in your space.