Bonjour and welcome to our Art of the Home gallery of stunning kitchens with tile floors! We hand picked these photos just for you…hope you enjoy the visit!
Kitchen flooring is a key component to any kitchen design. Care into its selection and installation is required so that it can sustain high traffic and last you a lifetime. We’ve already shared with you our gallery of kitchens with hardwood floors but another common flooring option for kitchens — arguably the most common — is tile flooring. So we’ve looked at some stunning kitchens with tile floors and selected 21 for you to visit. At the end of the day, whether you select a tile or hardwood floor, it’s a personal choice. You can decide what is the best fit for you by enjoying our gallery of kitchens with tile floors for a little inspiration.
What we found in homes we’ve enjoyed over the years is that well-sealed hardwood floors and tile floors are pretty much equivalent in terms of maintenance (provided you don’t require flawless kitchen floors). You will see from the kitchens with tile floors showcased below that tiles do offer a wider selection of colors and texture than hardwood flooring. Keep this in mind as you are thinking about what would work best with your kitchen style and decor.
So here are the photos of kitchens with tile floors we selected for your visit today. While it can be stressful at times with so many styles of tile to choose from (not to mention the grout!), we hope our gallery will help you with your journey towards your own dream kitchen. Enjoy and beautiful day to you!
1. Warm Luxury with Wide Plank Tiles…
The Little Plus: these rustic porcelain wood look plank tiles are simply gorgeous! This is a practical alternative to hardwood floors and works really well in this large open space luxury kitchen design.
2. Open Up the Griddle, It’s Pancake Sunday…
The Little Plus: the earth-toned travertine tile floor with yellow hues is the perfect canvas for this open floor kitchen with dark cabinets. And check out the modular layout, it allowed the owner to hand pick tiles of various hues to give the floor a unique personality and add warmth the entire space. This tile floor also partners well with the granite countertops.
3. Working Together…
The Little Plus: the tile floor and backsplash are perfect partners — different pattern and tile size so they can each have their personality but without clashing. The addition of random darker tiles is a good idea so the dark wood kitchen island blends in nicely.
4. James Bond is in the House, Martini Anyone?…
The Little Plus: the backsplash rope pattern and glass mosaic pattern brings design and style. Also, to stay within a reasonable budget, the faux marble look of the white and light grayish glass mosaic pattern right under the range hood is a great idea. And notice how the beige glazed polished porcelain tiles bring warmth to this black and white kitchen with stainless steel appliances.
5. Arrivato! Direct from the Quarry in Italy…
The Little Plus: the loose random sandstone tile floor with grey grout brings in some style and a relaxed atmosphere. In contrast to the glossy cabinets, the matte finish of the sandstone adds some warmth to this kitchen. Natural light is provided by a skylight over the kitchen island and the four panel, full view sliding doors. And on pleasant days, step into the patio which has the same sandstone flooring — you just doubled up your kitchen space…the easiest kitchen remodeling project you’ll ever do!
6. Classy in Earth Tone…
The Little Plus: the sandy beige marble kitchen floor is laid in a diagonal pattern and adds both class and warmth to this kitchen. The light beige granite countertop and long earth tone mosaic backsplash wall also contribute to a cozy atmosphere in this modern kitchen.
7. Having Your Cake and Eat it Too…
The Little Plus: these wood look tiles make this floor look like a whitewashed wide planked hardwood floor. If you can’t decide between a kitchen with tiles or a kitchen with hardwood floors, wood look tiles could work for you.
8. Shades of Ecru…
The Little Plus: the owner chose a dark grout which brings attention to the floor tile and its pattern — it hides dirt as well! The dark brown wicker low back counter stools provide a nice place to grab a quick bite or hang out — not to mention a splash of color. They also contribute to bringing warmth and charm to the kitchen.
9. Herb Garden in the Kitchen…
The Little Plus: the random placement of light beige tiles of different shapes on the medium brown porcelain tile floor. Also, the antique white grout calls back the white subway tile backsplash and highlights the rustic style and pattern of the tile flooring.
10. Modern Terra Cotta…
The Little Plus: the polished marble floor in a terra cotta finish adds warmth to this modern all stainless steel top chef kitchen — no one is being chopped here!
11. Cooking Escargots a la Bourguignonne…
The Little Plus: the addition of beige tiles to this mostly cream porcelain tile floor is a great idea so the floor doesn’t look too flat and it also adds a country touch to the kitchen. It also provides a nice transition of color to the green hues of the granite countertop and backsplash.
12. Olive Oil on my Pasta, Please…
The Little Plus: the light beige marble tile floor works well with the brown cabinets and the granite countertop of the kitchen island.
13. Earth Tone Porcelain…
The Little Plus: the tumbled aged matte porcelain tiles are beautifully laid in a Versailles tile pattern. Also, the color palette is in great harmony with the beige granite countertop and dark brown cherry cabinets. And, did you notice the matching bricks inside of the fireplace right outside the kitchen, now that’s attention to detail!
14. Eat-In Kitchen…
The Little Plus: the octagon and dot tile pattern with antique cream octagon tiles spiced up with matte terra cotta diamond tiles adds class to this island-less kitchen. Notice, how the creamy pillar subtly marks the entrance of the kitchen and calls back the tile floor color palette.
15. Traditional in Cream…
The Little Plus: the basic straight lay tile pattern with cream colored matching cabinets and island allow the granite countertop and unique island mounted range hood to pop. And always a great idea to add fresh fruits on display in any kitchen — great for color splashes and to bring healthy joy in the kitchen.
16. Marrying Wood and Porcelain…
The Little Plus: the porcelain tiles have an old world feel and thanks to its amber hues call back the gorgeous hardwood floor of the living room. The cabinets at the edge of the kitchen embrace both the tile floor and the hardwood floor — a great way to gently tie both a kitchen with tile floor and a living room with hardwood floor together in an open space concept.
17. Mountain Cottage in the Summer…
The Little Plus: the multi-color slate tiles bring rich color variation to this all wood cabin kitchen.
18. Beach View…
The Little Plus: the diamond-shaped tiles tie in nicely with the marble countertop and creamy color of the kitchen cabinets. The light sand color of the wall further harmonizes with the overall color scheme of the kitchen. And love the farmhouse sink — always goes well with tile floors.
19. The Timeless Beauty of Stone…
The Little Plus: the twist on the classic brick tile pattern (where typically the tiles are offset by half of the tile) adds visual interest. Also, the pigment variation with each tile and within each tile provides a semblance of texture to the floor while also recalling the beautiful stone counter in the center of the kitchen.
20. Earth Tone Harlequin…
The Little Plus: the large diamond tiles blend well with the dark marble backsplash and island countertop. The vaulted ceiling with exposed beams adds a nice rustic touch to this modern kitchen.
21. The Distinguishing Beauty of Travertine…
The Little Plus: the chiseled edge tumbled travertine tiles of various shapes with a matching grout (using the darker tones of the travertine to find the right match) are simply gorgeous. Antique travertine is a great choice to add French country elegance and warmth to your kitchen. Also, notice how the backsplash uses tiles in a similar color palette laid in a diagonal pattern, love it!