Beautiful Choices for Fireplace Surround Tile

The sheer variety of options available for your fireplace tile surround makes it possible to find the perfect combination of design and material that will both make a statement and fit with your unique personal style.

Whether you have a gas or a traditional fireplace, there is a decorative tile solution that can add a stylish tone to your décor. If you live an older home, consider installing tile over brick fireplaces to create a dramatic new look. Tile is a very durable and easy-to-clean surface that is also completely fire-safe, meaning you won’t have the flammability worries that you might find with other materials.

Color

Your fireplace is where you can emphasize the distinct look and feel of your room. These are just a few of our favorite ideas:

• For a modern tile fireplace surround, focus on monochromatic design and clean, straight lines.

• For a rustic feel, wood-look porcelain tile or natural stone (like a slate tile fireplace surround) can establish a comfortable atmosphere.

• A hexagon tile fireplace surround is surprisingly versatile. Fashioned from dark marble, hexagons add a strong, moody element to a room, while encaustic cement hexagon tiles achieve a more antique look.

• If you want your fireplace to serve as an anchor for the look of your space, consider a mosaic tile fireplace surround. The expertly paired materials and patterns can instantly add a strong design element and distinctive style, from glam art deco to mod chevron patterns.

• Consider how the color of your fireplace tile will affect your room’s existing palette. Do you want it to fit seamlessly with the color scheme you already have? Or act as a vibrant splash of color that really pops? The color possibilities are nearly endless.

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Our Experts Can Help

From traditional to modern, and rustic to refined, our expert store associates can help you set the tone with a fashionable, long-lasting fireplace tile design that will make your fireplace wall stand out for years to come.

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