Ceramic Tiles
Transform your space with ceramic tile, a durable and versatile choice for floors and walls. Made from natural clay and minerals, ceramic tiles offer a range of colors, patterns, shapes, and finishes for bathrooms, kitchens, living areas, and commercial spaces. Easy to maintain and available in many styles, ceramic tile provides a reliable surface solution for everyday use. Browse 72 ceramic tiles at Mosaic Center and explore our ceramic tile collection to find the right option for your project.. Free design consultation and insured delivery.
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About Ceramic Tile
Glazed Ceramic Basics
Seals the Surface
The fired glaze carries the color and closes the face of the tile against moisture and stains. Walls and backsplashes wipe clean with warm water.
Carries the Design
Gloss, satin or matte; solid color or pattern; the glaze is where ceramic gets its personality, including handmade-look edges and undulated faces.
Simplifies the Cut
Ceramic scores and snaps with a manual cutter, no wet saw required for straight cuts. The friendliest material for DIY walls.
Keeps the Budget Honest
The most affordable category in tile, which leaves room in the project for pattern, trim and better fixtures.
Ceramic Colors
Whites
The classic white ceramic wall: bright, timeless and the best-value backsplash in tile.
Greys
Grey ceramic from fog to charcoal gives kitchens a modern neutral that hides waterspots.
Warm Tones
Cream and beige ceramic warm up traditional kitchens and pair with wood and brass.
Best Applications for Ceramic Tile
Backsplashes
The natural home of ceramic. A ceramic backsplash delivers color and gloss where there is splash but no abrasion, at the friendliest price per square foot in tile.
Bathroom and Shower Walls
Glazed ceramic sheds water and soap scum on shower walls and tub surrounds. Pair with a porcelain or mosaic floor rated for wet traffic.
Light-Traffic Floors
In powder rooms, laundries and entryways, PEI 3 rated glazed ceramic floors perform well. For heavy traffic or outdoors, step up to porcelain.
Laundry and Utility Rooms
A few square feet of glazed ceramic above a utility sink or behind laundry machines turns a working room into a finished one at minimal cost.
Ceramic vs. Porcelain
| Feature | Ceramic | Porcelain |
|---|---|---|
| Body | Fired clay, more porous, glaze-sealed face | Vitrified, under 0.5 percent absorption |
| Cutting | Score-and-snap friendly | Wet saw with porcelain blade |
| Where | Walls, backsplashes, light floors | Anywhere, including outdoors |
| Weight | Lighter, easier overhead work | Denser and heavier |
| Price | Most affordable | Moderate |
Installation and Care
Non-Sag Mortar on Walls
A wall-rated, non-sag thinset holds ceramic in place while it cures, keeping courses straight without ledger boards on most jobs.
Seal the Grout
The tile face needs nothing, but cement grout is porous. Seal joints once cured, especially behind ranges and in showers.
Plan the Layout
Center the field on the room's focal wall and keep cut tiles above cabinets and in corners where the eye does not land.
Dry-Lay a Course
Set one row without mortar first to balance cuts at both ends of the wall before committing.
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Free Design Consultation
Choosing the perfect tiles can be tricky. Speak with our experienced tile experts. We will guide you through selecting the best colors, patterns, and materials to match your style and needs.