Like a string of pearls, white marble tile will instantly elevate any space. This glamorous kitchen designed by Annie Selke uses Arctic White brushed marble tile floor. The lush, cream-colored stone blends well with the light-colored cabinets and gold fixtures for a gorgeously rich aesthetic. Shop our full assortment of marble tile for stone that matches your style.

One of our favorite trends of 2024 is the checkerboard pattern. While traditional black and white is always charming, you can play with colors and patterns to create your own winning combination. This whimsical and bold kitchen uses the ornate-patterned Inlay Proper by Kelli Fontana in Florence Lace and Eden Ode to create a unique checkerboard floor.

Love the modern farmhouse aesthetic? A handmade-look tile like the Annie Selke Farmhouse Hex White and Sage Green tile shown here will give the authentically homespun look to match your wood cabinets and farmhouse sink. For more ideas on how to incorporate this style into your space, check out Tile For Every Style: Modern Farmhouse.

Subway tile isn't just for walls. Extend your backsplash to the floor like this bright modern kitchen that features the Argile Matte White tile in a straight stack on the walls and floors. Even if you decide not to use it on your walls, this highly versatile floor tile will complement a variety of designs. Check out these 6 Classic Subway Tile Layouts to discover all the possibilities.

Another fun checkerboard design is at play in this kitchen from Timber Trails. The Silver Mist and Noir honed limestone tile are used to create a sophisticated design that reflects the mood of this chic kitchen. The tiles were intentionally installed so that the veining alternates with the squares. The effect is an elegant sense of movement that carries through the space. Learn more about the design of this kitchen and the rest of the house in the Chef's Delight Home Tour.

Even if you have a brand-new kitchen, you can get the look of natural patina with aged porcelain tiles like the Antique Green and Antique Grey tiles shown here. We love how this tile pairs with the handmade look backsplash tile. Shop the Antique tiles in all their colorways including Lava, Pearl and Terracotta.

We all love natural wood, but a high-traffic, mess-magnet area like the kitchen might not be the best place for real oak or mahogany. Wood-look porcelain tile is the scratch-, stain- and water-resistant alternative that marries a natural look with unparalleled durability. It can also complement a variety of styles, as is evident in this cute kitchen designed by At Home with Ashley featuring the Baltimore Beige Wood Look tile.

Eclectic and worldly, boho is all about showcasing your diverse interests. This cool modern kitchen features the Annie Selke Aylin Blue tile for a floor with style and personality. If bold and fun prints are your aesthetic, shop our full assortment of patterned tile for a design that's uniquely you.

Switch up your square tile design with the Cassatone Lapis with Black tile. A light grey boarder surrounds charcoal squares for an elegant black-and-white stone look that complements this traditional white kitchen with black accents. If you’re loving this look, shop our full selection of square tile.

English cottage style is characterized by fun floral patterns and soft colors. Epitomizing this aesthetic is our Laura Ashley Collection, which imprints classic styles from the iconic British textile designer in tile. This floor uses the Laura Ashley Wicker Charcoal tile with its white blossom pattern adds a sense of whimsy to this modern kitchen.

Like wood-look porcelain tile, wood- and stone-look luxury vinyl tile is a life-proof alternative that will remain durable and beautiful year after year. Easy to install, this flooring is also great for a DIY project and can be extended into a dining room or great room for a graceful transition like this kitchen-to-dining room floor that uses the Madera Miel tile for an authentic wood look. Shop our vast selection of luxury vinyl tile to find an easy solution for your kitchen floor.

Black and white and classy all over, this patterned tile ranges from bold to understated, and like a classic tux, will complement a variety of colors and styles. This kitchen designed by Whitley Co. uses the Bolshoi Negro tile for a modern farmhouse design but switch out the accessories and paint colors and this tile would suit a boho or dopamine decor aesthetic.

If you like the look of marble but not the maintenance, a luxurious marble-look tile might be the solution. These porcelain and ceramic tiles mimic the look of real marble with the expressive veining and glossy or matte finishes, and sometimes feature colors that can't be found in nature. This beautiful floor features the Nature Carrara porcelain marble-look tile for an elegant and durable design.

If you have more floor than wall surface in your kitchen, consider showcasing an ornate, wallpaper-inspired tile beneath your feet. The Morris and Co. Pure Net Black Ink tile creates an elegant base to this charming kitchen. For more inspired prints and artisanal looks, shop our exclusive Morris and Co. Collection.

Industrial style is gaining popularity, and we love the sleek metals, cement and dark stones that characterize this look. If you have an urban loft, or want to look as if you do, metal- and cement-look porcelain tile like the Met Arch Dark tile shown here, will give your kitchen a serious edge.

If you have white cabinets, a creamy beige floor tile will add depth and softness to your design. The charming pattern on the Laura Ashley Wicker Dove Grey tile features a beige blossom pattern on a greige background for a subtle design that keeps with the understated elegance of this beautiful kitchen. Shop our full selection of beige tile for a look to match your kitchen aesthetic.