Wood Look Tile Trends

Wood look tile has established itself as a standard in the tile industry. It’s not the newcomer it once was, but it keeps reinventing itself. With interesting new colors, details, and applications, it never feels outdated either.

Here are the three newest ways to use wood look tile that are timeless but maintain a contemporary hint to keep your design fresh.
Restaurant lobby with tan stone look hexagon floor tile, gray couches, gray quartz bar top, black barstools, floor-to-ceiling windows revealing lawn and walkway of white pavers.

Patterns

Planks in patterns are the biggest news in wood look tile right now. Herringbone, chevron, hexagon, and variations on these are everywhere. They have a fresh look with a vintage edge that makes these patterns both on-trend and classic.
 
Our Sleigh Creek offers an 8-inch hexagon in six wood-look hues for quick installation of a attention-grabbing pattern.
Modern farmhouse kitchen with 36x36 marble look tile and 6x48 wood look tile planks in a checkered diamond pattern, marble look porcelain waterfall island with wood cabinets.

Mixing Looks

Another interesting wood look flooring is mixing wood look with other tile look, such are concrete or marble look tile. Variation of looks makes the floor more dynamic but retains continuity of mood and warmth throughout the room.
DAL_OQ84_Calacatta_Alabaster_RES_02_11web

Use in Contemporary Design

Wood look tile is often used in more traditional designs. But that shouldn't stop you from using it in contemporary, urban industrial, or a Scandinavian-influenced design. It can be as sleek as concrete or marble if you pick the right look.

Several products in our wood look collection have a streamlined, smooth look that is well suited to modern and contemporary styles.
Bedroom with floor tile that looks like wood planks, black rod iron canopy bed, dark blue window curtains, and gray nightstands.

Related Information

REVO_RV81_Driftwood_RES_01_11web

Shop Wood Look Tile

From oak to acacia, weathered to little variation, see our broad selection of wood look tile.

Wood-Inspired Tile
Spacious hotel lobby and bar with wood-look tile floor in a herringbone pattern. Light brown leather modern style low arm chairs and coffee tables on the side.

Wood Look Tile vs. Real Wood

Wood look tile is more realistic looking than ever and offers perks wood doesn’t.

Top 5 Perks
Spacious bathroom with walk-in glass shower of off-white & brown porcelain slab that looks like marble, long mirrored vanity with granite counter, and wood-look floor tile.

Wood Look
Shower

Real wood in a shower is crazy. But slip-resistant wood look tile is perfect for the shower.

See the possibilities
Living room with wood-look tiles for flooring, brown arm chair, and wall-mounted fireplace on wall with 3D-cube mosaic tile that looks like wood.

Grout for Wood Look Tile

Our experts provide these 5 things you need to know about grout for wood look tile.

Expert Advice
X
By using our website, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, which explains our use of cookies and similar technologies.
Got it!