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Kitchen Tile Ideas, Seen in Place
Explore our best-selling kitchen tiles — statement backsplashes, warm wood-look floors, and slab-look walls — styled in real spaces. Every look is shoppable: tap any tile for pricing and samples, or come see it in person at our Fort Myers, Sarasota, and Tampa Flooring Supercenters.
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How to Choose Kitchen Tile
A kitchen asks a lot of its tile: a backsplash that's easy to wipe down, a floor that stands up to dropped pans and daily traffic, and a look that ties the whole room together. Here's how our Florida designers approach it.
Backsplash: the place to have fun
The backsplash is the lowest-risk spot for personality. Handmade-look zellige, a vertical-stack subway, a bold patterned mosaic, or a slab-look porcelain that runs the counter material up the wall all read as current in 2026. Glazed ceramic and porcelain wipe clean behind a cooktop.
Floors: durability first
For kitchen floors, large-format porcelain in a stone, marble, or concrete look gives you fewer grout lines and easy maintenance. Wood-look plank porcelain brings warmth with none of real wood's water worries — ideal for open-plan kitchens that flow into living space.
Tie it together
- Choose your backsplash with your cabinet and countertop colors in view, not after.
- Anchor large surfaces with warm neutrals; express personality in the backsplash.
- Carry one tile across an open floor plan to make the space feel larger.
Florida-specific notes
Open indoor-outdoor kitchens are common here. Many of our porcelains are rated for both interior floors and covered lanais, so you can carry a single look from the kitchen to the grill station. Ask any associate which lines are exterior-rated.
Kitchen Tile FAQs
What is the best tile for a kitchen backsplash?
Glazed ceramic and porcelain are the easiest backsplashes to keep clean behind a cooktop. Subway, zellige-look, and mosaic tiles are the most popular shapes; for a high-end seamless look, run a marble- or stone-look slab porcelain up the wall.
What is the best tile for a kitchen floor?
Porcelain is the top pick for kitchen floors — it resists scratches, stains, and water. Large-format porcelain gives you fewer grout lines and easy maintenance, while wood-look plank porcelain adds warmth without real wood's vulnerability to spills.
Should my backsplash match my floor tile?
They shouldn't compete. A common designer approach is a calm, neutral floor paired with a backsplash that carries the personality — or vice versa. Choose both alongside your cabinet and countertop colors so the whole kitchen reads as one palette.
Can I see these tiles in person?
Yes — the tiles featured here are available to see at our Florida Flooring Supercenters in Fort Myers, Sarasota, or Tampa. Order samples online, or visit and our designers will help you finish the look at no charge.
See It In Place
Every tile on this page is available to see and touch at one of our Florida Flooring Supercenters in Fort Myers, Sarasota, and Tampa. Visit and our designers will help you finish the look — free.
Fort Myers
See backsplash and kitchen-floor displays at our Fort Myers Flooring Supercenter.
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Open-plan kitchen and wood-look vignettes on display in Sarasota.
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