Heavy impacts can chip the glaze, exposing the differently colored clay body beneath. Versatile for many areas; high-traction options exist.
Upcycle old pieces by tiling the tops of side tables, coffee tables, or even creating custom headboards.
"Zellige-style" tiles with uneven, artisanal surfaces and slight color variations are increasingly popular for a curated, non-mass-produced look. Practical Pros and Cons Glazed Tile Benefit Potential Drawback Maintenance glazed tile
A shift away from cool neutrals toward "dopamine hits" of bright blue, marigold yellow, and rich berry hues like dark cherry red.
Glossy finishes can be very slippery when wet, especially in bathrooms. Heavy impacts can chip the glaze, exposing the
Beyond traditional backsplashes and bathroom walls, consider these artistic uses:
Designers and homeowners often weigh the trade-off between the polished look of glazed tiles and the maintenance of unglazed alternatives. Beyond traditional backsplashes and bathroom walls
Use the same glazed tile across walls, benches, and islands to create a monochromatic, high-impact space. Voices from the Design Community