If you spend any amount of time on Instagram or Pinterest, you probably could list a few ongoing trends you’ve seen popping up over and over again off the top of your head. General things like mixed metals, lots of texture, and bolder pops of color ring a bell lately? Today we’re going to look at how these larger style movements are affecting tile trends, and trust us, they’re gorgeous.
The fun part about trends and shifts in general design is that they show up in every aspect of the industry. There are ways that the rustic farmhouse look has touched not only shiplap walls, but furniture, bedding, lighting, even down to the smallest accessories. So it’s no surprise that big trends hitting those areas of interior design are going to be reflected elsewhere.
THE TREND
Texture, texture, texture. Interesting shapes, unfinished wood, and natural materials are giving an organic element to rooms and furniture.
THE TILE
Smooth subway tile still thrives, but we’re seeing more and more carved elements to tile and unique handmade qualities for that organic feel.
THE TREND
Mixed metals are replacing all chrome or all rose gold accents, and we love it. This trend helps give variety and depth to a space and allows more flexibility in terms of switching up style or accessories.
THE TILE
We’re seeing carved stone with metal inlays and marble showcasing both silver and gold streaks. The stone with metal and glass with metal looks in particular seem to be popular.
THE TREND
Pale pinks and neutrals with earth tone greens and blues. It began with millennial pink popping up in our feeds everywhere, but the trend continues on in softer pink hues of paint and furniture being balanced with rich greens and navy blue.
THE TILE
Tile is popping up in all of these colors from Benjamin Moore’s forecast. Everything from pink quartz countertops to deep blue textured field tile.
Anyone else want to go retile their bathroom now? Where have you noticed similar tile trends in the design world? Let us know!
Love, HAVEN
