Our Favorite Summer-Inspired Patterns

From warm sunshine and refreshing ocean waves to rich, vibrant hues and flowers in full bloom, there are few things that compare to the dreamy hallmarks of summer. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite patterned tiles that capture the season’s invigorating essence, making it easier than ever to keep a summery atmosphere alive year-round in the home.

Laura Ashley Sunflower

The latest addition to our exclusive Laura Ashley designer collection, the Laura Ashley Sunflower tiles offer the poppy energy of endless sunflower fields, complemented by boho-style details and a lightly weathered finish.

Explore more gorgeous patterns from the Laura Ashley tile collection with this roundup of 15 Laura Ashley Spaces We Love.

Amazonia

Transport yourself to a tropical rainforest with the sun-drenched botanicals in the Amazonia collection. Featuring three stunning colorways with lush leafy prints, watercolor lines and a sun-faded appearance, these tiles are perfect for creating a relaxed and refreshing ambiance.

Annie Selke Flora

With sprawling fern leaves in a faded white hue, the fresh Flora tiles from our exclusive Annie Selke collection embody organic beauty at its finest.

Learn more about one of our favorite 2022 design trends – bringing nature-inspired elements indoors, here!

Terrazzo Bianco

With a pattern of colorful fragments that resemble broken bits of sea glass, the Terrazzo Bianco tiles can make every day feel like a laid-back beach day.

Maiolica Series

Reminiscent of the iconic whitewashed and cobalt blue buildings scattered across the islands of Greece, the tiles in our Maiolica series will instantly transport you to the Mediterranean coast. Embrace the look even more by mixing and matching the small porcelain squares to create a whimsical patchwork effect.

Discover more dreamy interiors featuring coastal blues and greens here.

Star Olive & Grey

While the Star Olive & Grey is designed for use on both walls and floors, this cement tile is the furthest thing from an ordinary wallflower. The punchy geometric pattern displays vivid olive green flower petals, perfect for breathing fresh energy into a space.

Annie Selke Speckle Goldleaf

Radiating summery vibes with a glamorous twist, the Annie Selke Speckle Goldleaf showcases the golden warmth of the sun complete with a glitzy metallic finish.

Seen above in the kitchen of Annie Selke’s Palm Springs Desert Oasis, the tile’s mirrored gold splatters reflect sunny natural light for a true show-stopping moment.

Villandry Azure

Pressed and painted by hand, the Villandry Azure cement tile boasts a charming artisanal style complete with a color palette reminiscent of a stony shoreline. Pair it with warm wood and soft textures for a relaxed boho look, or make it an eye-catching focal point by incorporating it into a design that leans more contemporary.

Shop our assortment of cement tiles to find the best option for your space.

Alato Beachwalk Chevron

Designed to mimic the contrasting appearance of seashells, the Alato Beachwalk Chevron mosaic showcases the imperfect beauty that can be found along a seashore. With a neutral color palette of blacks, greys and beiges, this mosaic is fabulous for creating a captivating element of dimension.

Shop our assortment of nearly 1,000 unique mosaics here.

Officially yearning for an endless summer? It’s easier than ever to make your design dreams a reality with our free design services. Or, explore even more whimsical patterns in real spaces on our Customer Room Gallery and Instagram!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Hi, I'm Erica! I'm the Marketing Copywriter here at The Tile Shop. Born and raised in Minnesota, I graduated from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities in 2019. My favorite part of the job is getting to see the unique ways in which people express themselves through their home design/style. Personally, I'm all about the Scandinavian-minimalist aesthetic - natural wood, clean lines, and a soft color palette, please! When I'm not writing, I spend most of my time playing with my sweet pup, Winnie, and listening to true crime podcasts.

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