Choosing the right tile for your home can be a difficult task. There are so many colours and styles to choose from that it can be hard to know where to start. In this blog post, we will explore what colour tiles go with each other and provide some tips on choosing the right tile for your home. We hope that you find this information helpful!

How do you match tile to tile?

When it comes to finding the right tile colour, there are a few things you need to take into account. The first is the overall space and what statement you want to make with your design. Are you going for a light and airy feel or something more moody and atmospheric? 
The second thing to consider is the pattern of your tile. Is it a subway tile or a mosaic? The pattern will play a role in how the tile looks and how much of it you need to cover the space. 
The third thing to think about is the tone of the tile. Tile comes in a wide range of light and airy to dark and moody styles. You need to consider the overall tone of the space and what you want to achieve with your design.
The fourth thing to keep in mind is the grout. Grout can be either light or dark, depending on the look you are going for. If you want a more subtle look, then choose a light grout. If you want a more dramatic look, then choose a dark grout. 
The fifth thing to consider is the finish of the tile. Tile comes in both glossy and matte finishes. The finish you choose will depend on the overall look you are going for. Choose a glossy finish if you want a more sleek and modern look. Choose a matte finish if you want a more rustic and vintage look. 
The sixth thing to think about is the accent colours. Accent colours are a great way to add visual interest to your space. They can highlight features or add a pop of colour to an otherwise neutral space. Choose accent colours that complement the overall tone of the area. 
The seventh and final thing to consider is the shape of the tile. Tile comes in various forms, from a square to a hexagon. The condition you choose will depend on the overall look you are going for. If you want a more traditional look, then choose a square tile. If you want a more modern look, then select a hexagon tile. 
Now that you know all of the things to consider when choosing tile colour, it is time to start exploring your options. Here are some of the most popular tile colours to help get you started: 

What colour tiles go with a grey kitchen?

When selecting the right tile to go with a grey kitchen, you have plenty of options. If you want to create a complementary colour scheme, try pairing light grey tiles with white grout for a cohesive look. Alternatively, if you’re going to add some contrast to your kitchen, try black or dark tiles with light grout. You can also experiment with different tile shapes and patterns to create a unique backsplash or feature wall. Try marble effect tiles in a grey colour scheme for a dramatic look. Whatever route you choose, make sure to test out your tile and grout combinations in person before making any final decisions.

Grey & Dark Colour

It is essential to choose the right colours to complement the space when it comes to a kitchen design. Grey kitchens are becoming increasingly popular, but some may find that the colour can be pretty bland. To add some interest and dimension to a grey kitchen, consider using dark colours as an accent. Darker tones of green, blue, and even black can add depth and contrast to a grey kitchen. If you feel bold, you could even use brightly coloured tiles as an accent against the grey.

Grey & Yellow

If you are looking to add a pop of brightness to your grey kitchen, yellow is the perfect colour to choose. Pairing yellow with grey can create a sophisticated and stylish look in your kitchen. You can use yellow in several ways in your kitchen - as an accent colour on walls, cabinets or appliances, or tile or flooring colour. If you want to add a touch of brightness to your grey kitchen, consider using yellow as an accent colour.

Smooky Look

One way is to consider using black kitchen cabinets and white tiles. It will create a striking contrast and emphasise the smoky tones in your grey tiles. You could also use black appliances to generate this effect further. Another option is to use dark grout instead of light grout. It will make your tile joints appear darker and help to create a smoky ambience. Finally, you could add some black or white accents to your kitchen to bring out the smoky look.

Grey On Grey

You can use grey on a grey kitchen. In this particular example, the grey tones of the kitchen units and tile work well together to create a cohesive and understated look. If you are looking for a similar style in your own home, consider similar shades of grey for your units and tiles. You can also add some stainless steel appliances and fixtures to make the look pop.

What colour tiles go with a cream kitchen?

There are a few things to consider when choosing suitable tiles to match your cream kitchen units. The overall tone of your tiles should be lighter than your kitchen units’ tone to create a cohesive look. You can either choose light shades of white, grey or black tiles or go for a more subtle look with cream or beige tiles. If you want to add a pop of colour to your kitchen, opt for tiles in green, blue or even pink hues. And if you are feeling daring, go for a marble effect tile! Whatever tile you choose, make sure the grout is a contrasting colour so that it does not blend in with the tile.

Cream & Green

When looking for green tiles to go with a cream kitchen, it is essential to consider the tone of the green. Cooler greens like olive or pistachio work well in tighter spaces, while warmer shades like mint or lime can add a pop of brightness to a room.
If you are looking for a tile that has an emerald green glazed gloss finish, the Asheville Green Fish Scale Wall Tiles are a great option. These tiles are made from high-grade 8mm thick ceramic and have a curved structure that adds a touch of elegance to any space.

Cream & Pink

Pink tiles can be a beautiful addition to a cream kitchen and can help to brighten up the space. Some pink tiles are more versatile than others. When choosing accessories to go with your pink tiles, darker colours can create an industrial feel, or you could opt for white features for a summery look.

What colour tiles go with white kitchen units?

When it comes to white kitchen units, you can pair them with any tile colour. However, we recommend sticking to lighter tones for a bright and airy look. For a touch of glamour, why not try marble effect tiles in shades of grey or beige? Or go for a more classic look with subway tiles in a gloss finish.

White & Cream

A white kitchen with cream cabinets can be light and airy or dramatic, depending on the style of the cabinetry, doors, and countertops. To create a cohesive look in your kitchen, it is essential to use the same shade of white for all of the walls, the cabinets, and any other trim in the space. You might want to use a glossy finish for the cabinets and a matte finish for the walls to create contrast. To add interest, you can use tiles in various shades of white or cream. For example, you could use white subway tiles on the walls and cream hexagonal tiles on the floor. You could also use white mosaic tiles as a backsplash. To tie the whole look together, use a white or cream grout.

What colour tiles go with a blue kitchen?

If you want to stick with the cool colour palette, white tiles will be the perfect accompaniment to blue kitchen units. The sleekness of the white tiles will reflect the light and create an airy feel in the room, while the blue will add a touch of personality. If you are looking for something more daring, why not try black tiles? The contrast between the blue and black will create a striking effect and is perfect for those who want to make an accurate statement in their kitchen.

Blue & White

When it comes to white tiles, they can go with any colour kitchen. However, if you are looking for a specific colour scheme, it is best to go with lighter tones for a white tile. It will create a bright and airy feel in your kitchen. Try soft greys or blues for your white tiles if you have a blue kitchen. It will help to create a calming and serene feel in your space.

Blue & Cream

When it comes to blue and cream kitchens, it is all about finding the right shade of blue to complement the cream. Lighter blues can work well in a cream kitchen as they will not be too overpowering and will help to brighten up the space.

FAQs

Is it OK to have different tiles in different rooms?

If you are looking for a cohesive look, it is generally best to choose one tile and stick it throughout your home. However, if you are open to a little bit of variation, there are some ways to mix and match different tiles in different rooms that can still look great. 

Can you mix polished and matte tiles?

You can, but it is generally not recommended. The reason is that polished tile is more slippery than matte tile, and the two finishes can create an uneven surface that may be difficult to clean. If you mix finishes, use non-slip grout so your floor is not too slippery.

Can you mix ceramic and porcelain tile?

There is no hard and fast rule about mixing ceramic and porcelain tile, but it is generally best to stick to one type. If you are careful about choosing complementary colours and textures, mixing ceramic and porcelain tiles can give your space a unique look.