Another year is upon us, with that brings new and exciting design trends. Some of the newest and most popular trends for 2017 in home design revolve around tile work. Tile work has become an art form itself. The tile looks for 2017 offer home owners a new collection of unique finish options for any kind of style, from metallic modern to rustic chic.
Metallic
Everyone loves a little sparkle. Popularity with metallic tile is growing rapidly. Metallic tiles offer designers a way to add beautiful details of bronze, gold and silver. Metallic tile are a perfect way to accent natural materials or create bold looks of shimmer to an entire area.
Retro
Bring in a touch of vintage with art deco tile. Brands are fusing elements of the past and with modern appeal and creating retro designs that are to swoon for. Trends from several different style genres are available bringing historic character to new construction.
Unique Textures
Textures are big this year! Designs are now available in looks that cover a whole world of possibility. You can create soft looks in your home from knitted tweed to layered leather. These textured tiles add an unique element of luxury.
Faux Wood
Faux wooden tile is evolving in the tile industry. Brands are adding details and utilizing new methods to create different types of finishes and looks. These tiles are inspired by unusual wood types and offer durability for rare hardwoods looks. Wooden tile gives home owners warm options that were once desired but impossible to obtain.
Fractured Mosaics
Mosaic tile is nothing new to the tile industry. Mosaic has upheld its classic style for decades, but companies are now introducing a new twist on the old classic. Fragmented pieces arranged in random patterns provide a fun yet timeless look.
Marble
Porcelain is the new marble. Marble tile, although beautiful, can come with several issues from installation to upkeep, so porcelain tiles with a marble design are becoming a better option. Porcelain tiles are low maintenance and stain resistance, not to mention, easier on the budget. This new option is a great choice for high traffic areas including floors, walls and counter tops.
