Wall Tile & Stone
Wall Tile
Statement coverings that instantly transform your walls
- Create focal points of beauty around your home with statement tile from Oneida Floor! Commonly used in kitchens, bathrooms, and on feature walls, tile has been used for centuries to strengthen and beautify our surroundings.
- Our wall tiles come in a variety of shapes and sizes. We offer a well curated selection of subways, mosaics, hexagons and more. Come in and let us show you how layering on details of tile selection, grout color and layout can transform even the simplest tile shape.
- Wall tiles are durable, resistant to moisture, stains, and heat. With these characteristics, they are the perfect, easy maintenance material for the most intensely used areas of your home.
- We source natural stone including marble, slate, quartzite and limestone in addition to porcelain, ceramic and glass. Our more intricate designs feature handmade glazes, metal inlays or leather accents.
- Looking to refine the rustic look of your camp? See our stacked stone selections featuring a broad color palette in honed, polished and split face. We also source larger veneer stones for a handcrafted look.
- Available in matte, glossy and satin, there is a finish to suit your particular taste. Glossier tiles reflect light and offer a smooth surface texture that is easy to clean; just the ticket to brighten your kitchen backsplash and shower. Tiles with a matte surface have a softer, subtle look, mimicking natural clay. If you are someone looking for that soft glow, satin wall tiles may be perfect for you! A happy middle ground between the quiet matte and bright shiny gloss.
Frequently Asked Questions about Wall Tile
Both porcelain and ceramic tiles come from clay, however, porcelain is denser, less porous and more durable. Porcelain uses finer clay and higher firing temperatures, making it ideal for floors and wet areas. Ceramic is softer, more porous, and great for accent walls and backsplashes.
Porcelain and glass tiles are best known for their ability to resist water, making them great for wet areas. This is due to their low absorption rate and non-porous characteristics.
First, consider the size of your room and the look you are trying to achieve. Large tiles can overwhelm small spaces, while small tiles may look too busy in larger areas. Layout, scale, texture and tile shapes are creative ways to create a unique look tailored to your style. Come see our designers and get started on your project today!
While many tiles are heat resistant and can be placed behind or around a fireplace, porcelain and natural stone will be your best options. For the best result, porcelain tiles are the most heat resistant due to their density; you will not have to worry about them melting, cracking, or getting too hot.
Wall Tile
WALL TILE FINISHES
Glossy