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This tile fades slowly to white vertically so that the vibrant blue doesn’t have to carry all the way to the ceiling, and it makes for a unique feature.

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Another popular place to add blue in the kitchen is in the backsplash. Find wall tile for your kitchen in the Houzz Shop

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for the look of an old-fashioned pressed-tin ceiling? Try wallpaper instead. You could give it a metallic paint finish or even cover it in silver leaf, but pale, matte colors let the pattern shine through at its best.

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Tile behind stove

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3 Tile Trends Emerging in 2021

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3 Tile Trends Emerging in 2021

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he eye-catching textured backsplash tile was the winning choice. It’s a glazed ceramic mosaic. “The glaze is all the same color, but it pools differently on each piece. This gives it a really nice variety of tones,” Gilmour says. She matched one of these tones with Sherwin-Williams’ Cornwall Slate paint for the cabinets. The faucets have a beautiful coppery finish, Rose by Waterstone. The cabinet paint color plays off this finish as it’s a hue found in patinaed copper. Swiss Coffee by Kelly Moore provides contrast on the trim and walls.

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Emser Tile’s new Nostalgia line offers a fresh update on the encaustic look, in of-the-moment blues and neutrals.

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The Daltile Sublimity collection also includes encaustic stone 3-by-3-inch mosaic tiles in eight patterns. The one shown here is called Mindful.

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With a glossy brick look, the tiles in Daltile’s new Remedy collection are a sleek take on subway tiles, and in blue they make a wall really shine. The wall tile here is the collection’s blue-green Aura color.

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Daltile’s shapely Arabesque (shown in the Aura color) and angular Picket styles from its new Mythology collection come in this year’s favorite shades of blue.

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