Glazed Terracotta Tile Patterns
Explore tile layouts in a variety of shapes and sizes.
We make glazed tile patterns in any of our tile layouts.
We offer a wide range of glazed terracotta tile patterns that bring your personal style to your space. From classic square and hexagon shapes to unique octagon and decorative terracotta patterns like Riviera, we have you covered (from floor to ceiling!).
So, let your creativity run wild as you explore the endless possibilities with our terracotta tile layouts. Whatever wall or floor design you desire, we can create it with our stunning glazed terracotta tiles. Our process is simple.
- Pick your wall or floor tile layout from the shapes and sizes below.
- Pick your glossy tile color from our palette. (View Colors)
- We make it and ship it to you.
- Need a custom glazed tile? We do that, too! Let’s start a conversation
At Rustico Tile & Stone, your personality can shine through in every corner of your home or business with our tile art. With over 20 years of experience in this industry, we’re also happy to help with design advice and installation tips!
Our bundled values are our best values. We can add visual interest to your whole-home project. Explore our Mexican Tile & Stone products and reach out to one of our expert floor’ists today to talk about your next project.
Let’s build something special with our colorful magenta glazed terracotta tile patterns!
Options for Glazed Tile Patterns
Small-Format Glazed Tile Designs
Not only do we offer our ceramic glazed tiles in large formats, but they’re available in small formats, too! Some popular sizes include 4×4 and 6×6 Star & Cross patterns, small arabesque tiles, 2×6 and 2×8 rectangle tiles, diamon shaped tiles, scallop (or mermaid) tiles, and cube patterns.
Top Glazed Terracotta Tile Patterns FAQs Answered Here
What is glazed tile?
We have expanded our handmade Saltillo terracotta collection to include durable glazes, adding colors and a glossy finish to our Saltillo natural clay tiles. These coated Saltillo tiles bear a resemblance to Zellige tiles with their vibrant glazed finish, perfect for both walls and floors. Unlike Zellige tiles, which are primarily used for decorative purposes, our glazed Saltillo tiles are also resilient enough for flooring applications.
In fact, handmade Saltillo tiles are known for durability due to their clay origin in Mexico. The versatility of our glazed Saltillo tiles allows for endless customization options by combining various shapes and sizes with a spectrum of glaze colors. Select your preferred tile layout and color, and we will craft and deliver your colorful tile pattern at an affordable price.
Are glazed tile layouts expensive?
On average, colorful tiles range in price between $10-$20 per square foot depending on the tile shape, size, and quantity. Whether you’re working on a project calling for glazed shower tiles or glazed kitchen backsplash tiles, we work with our clients to find just the right colorful tile pattern for their space and budget.
At Rustico Tile & Stone, we take pride in being a cost leader in our industry. We are the largest Mexican tile manufacturer and distribute from our Texas warehouses to offer affordable prices for luxury, handcrafted tiles. Learn a little more about our story.
What are glazed thin brick tile patterns in decor?
Glazed thin brick tile patterns offer a stylish option for interior design projects. These glossy Zellige-like tiles come in various patterns, from classic herringbone to modern geometric designs, allowing for endless creativity in creating stunning accent walls, backsplashes, or flooring. The most popular sizes for thin brick tiles include 3×6, 4×8, and 6×12 inches.
Their glossy finish adds both a decorative look and durability to the brick tiles, making them easy to clean and maintain. Whether you prefer a traditional look or a more contemporary feel, glazed thin brick tile patterns have a rustic, imperfect texture. They’re durable enough for use as colorful floor tiles, too – making them a versatile choice for both residential and commercial settings.
Are all glazed tile patterns glossy?
We offer non-glossy options for our glazed tile patterns. While glossy tiles are the most popular, we understand that some projects don’t vibe well with a shiny tile finish. You have a choice of topcoat sealers for tile layouts, from a satin to a shiny finish. Plus, our topcoat sealers for glazed tiles add UV protection and scratch resistance and function as grout sealers, too.
If you’re shopping for more traditional terracotta floor tiles, explore the natural terracotta color palettes we offer without glazed finishes – Traditional.
What are some popular glazed tile patterns?
Popular glazed terracotta tile patterns include scallops (fish scale pattern), arabesque, herringbone, and chevron. These patterns offer a mix of traditional and contemporary looks, making them versatile for various design styles. The intricate designs add character and visual interest to any space they adorn.
Pro Tip: Balance tile patterns in a space. For example, decorative terracotta flooring like the Riviera pattern in a kitchen is offset with solid color subway tiles for a kitchen backsplash. Too many patterns in a space can lead to a sense of design chaos. Explore more of our photos for design inspiration @rusticotile.
Pictures of Glazed Terracotta Tiles from our Room Visualizer
Glazed Star Cross Pattern
Glazed Shower Tile & Spanish Mission Red Saltillo Flooring
Matte Glazed Star & Cross Tiles
Glazed Star Cross Tile Pattern
Glazed White Tiles for Bathroom Walls
Picket Saltillo Floor Pattern with Glazed Wall Tiles
Riviera Terracotta Floor Pattern with Glazed Wall Tiles
Star Cross Terracotta Flooring with Glazed Backsplash Tiles
Hexagon Terracotta Flooring with Blue Glazed Wall Tiles
Casablanca Cement Tile Flooring with White Glazed Shower Tiles
Hexagon Saltillo Flooring with Glazed Wall Tiles
Espanola Pattern Cement Tile with Glazed Backsplash Tiles
Cantera Stone Flooring with Glazed Backsplash Tiles
Riviera Manganese Saltillo with Green Glazed Tiles
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