Kitchens are the central gathering place for many homes, deserving of great design. From warm and welcoming Cotto to elevated-yet-playful patterned marble, this is an opportunity to match the mood of the room with the perfect foundation. Anything goes for kitchen floors, but here are some ideas:

• Cement: Offered in 64 solid colorways and plenty of patterns, consider this an invitation to mix and match.
• Terrazzo: With a stylish, speckled finish, Terrazzo tiles’ aggregates bring colorful notes to the project whether the design is leaning Mid-Century Modern, classic Italian, or contemporary.
• Cotto: Rustic and warm, clay-based terra cotta tile adds character to any kitchen.
• Limestone: Opt for limestone’s understated appeal with a soft, natural look, and a timeless aesthetic..
• Marble: Naturally intriguing and eternally chic, solid or patterned marble tile is a classic choice for an elevated kitchen.

Please follow our installation guides very carefully, to ensure each tile is properly installed and sealed according to tile type. All of our tiles should be cleaned only with a pH-neutral cleaner, such as Miracle Tile and Stone Cleaner. For heavier stains, we recommend Miracle Sealants Heavy Duty Cleaner (Acid Substitute). Regular sweeping is recommended and all spills should be promptly addressed. We’re a call or email away to help with any more specific guidance, if there’s ever a need.

Glistening zellige, more subtly stunning Cotto Allende, or satin or glossy Ceramics, feature glazes that are easiest to wipe clean. Any of our lines can work for a backsplash with the proper care, so let the design direction drive the choice.

• Zellige: Handcrafted artisanal Moroccan tiles bring a unique, textured look to a kitchen.
• Ceramics: Our most uniform tile, ceramics are easy to mix in eye-catching solids or patterned layouts.
• Marble: A colorful marble tile backsplash may be a surprisingly ideal element to finish a kitchen. From veiny solids to bold patterns, mix things up with smaller format marble tiles.
• Patterned cement: Bold yet balanced patterned cement lets a home’s personality pop.

For best results when tiling a kitchen, always install tiles after the cabinets and countertops to minimize waste and ensure precise cuts.