Table of contents:
- Trend 1: multi-mix
- Trend 2: relief structure
- Trend 3: delicate shimmer
- Trend 4: portrait
- Trend 5: zigzag course
- Trend 6: retro design
- Trend 7: natural look
- Trend 8: slim line
- Trend 9: black & white
- Trend 10: pure tradition

Video: 10 current tile trends

The range of tiles is huge - and therefore slightly confusing. That is why we present you with selected designs and laying techniques: elegant games of color, shape and pattern.
Trend 1: multi-mix
A look that is used across the board? It doesn't have to be: simple, large-format tiles mix with cement tiles that have traditional Moroccan motifs. Edition "Casablanca", each 25 x 25 centimeters, 18 motifs in mixed sorting. Cost: around 61 euros. From Steuler tiles.

Trend 1: multi-mix
Photo: Steuler tiles
Trend 2: relief structure
Perfect for those looking for the extraordinary: Supernovae (exploding stars) served as inspiration for the structure of the “Burst” tile. Their shape is hexagonal - they are made of concrete, in white or black, with a matt or glossy surface. You pay 430 euros for the square meter. From Kaza via DieFliese.

Trend 2: relief structure
Photo: Kaza
Trend 3: delicate shimmer
Simple, fast - and beautiful at the same time! The self-adhesive mosaic "Sam" is the ideal solution if you don't want to make a lot of effort: remove the film, stick on, done. Made of high quality aluminum, there is no need for grouting. The plate, 30.5 x 30.5 centimeters, (144 fields) is available for about six euros from Bauhaus.

Trend 3: delicate shimmer
Photo: Bauhaus
Trend 4: portrait
Of course, you can also lay it sideways on request, but when used vertically, the “Somero” tile becomes an unusual eye-catcher: it measures 30 x 60 centimeters and its look is reminiscent of marble. In several natural tones, suitable for walls and floors. Available from 48 euros per square meter. By Agrob Buchtal.

Trend 4: portrait
Photo: Agrob Buchtal
Trend 5: zigzag course
Herringbone pattern not on the floor, but on the wall: Two different formats of the "Style" tile are necessary so that there is constant up and down. The whole thing is really refined by the change of matt and glossy surface. Available in eight colors for around 45 euros a square meter. By Topgres.

Trend 5: zigzag course
Photo: Topgres
Trend 6: retro design
The plastic glass mosaic stones "Materia Project" are reminiscent of the pop art look of the 60s, but still look timelessly modern. How it works? The trick lies in the interplay of white, so reserved, tile color and colored grout. The square meter costs around 175 euros. By Florim.

Trend 6: retro design
Photo: Florim
Trend 7: natural look
What do you prefer? The homely look of wooden parquet - or the practical use of a tiled floor? If you can't make up your mind, the “sawmill” tile will help: You can choose between matt pine, larch or dark walnut decor. Cost: around 45 euros per square meter. From Steuler tiles.

Trend 7: natural look
Photo: Steuler tiles
Trend 8: slim line
Delicate straps in different widths: The "Focus Royal" tile plays discreetly with the light thanks to its alternating polished and unpolished surface. The overall impression is fine without being inconspicuous. Available in three colors. The mosaic mat, 30 x 30 centimeters, is available from 27 euros. By Agrob Buchtal.

Trend 8: slim line
Photo: Agrob Buchtal
Trend 9: black & white
The classic color combination is absolutely up to date - but will not go out of style later: The patterns of the "Provence-yang" cement tiles are based on traditional motifs from France and the Arab world. For floor and wall. The square meter costs around 100 euros. By Marrakech Design.

Trend 9: black & white
Photo: Marrakech Design / Jonas Berg
Trend 10: pure tradition
Inspired by the so-called “subway tile” used to cover the train stations in New York at the beginning of the 20th century: the “Jet Black” tile brings a bit of urbanity into your own home. Available in different versions. The square meters of the 15.2 x 7.5 cm tiles cost about 125 euros. From Original Style.

Trend 10: pure tradition
Photo: Original Style

Azulejos living trends: Portuguese tiles with a Mediterranean flair The imaginative motifs of Azulejos have been decorating facades and interiors in Portugal for centuries - and are trendy here as decorations.