Tile Flooring Trends 2018: 6 Modern Tile Flooring Ideas

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Tile Flooring Trends 2018  6 Modern Tile
Flooring Ideas
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Stylish, durable, and unique tile floors have
been at the lead of flooring trends. For so many
years, tile was used as an affordable alternative
to natural stone and was a staple in bathrooms,
kitchens, and other water sensitive flooring
materials. Who would have thought that ceramic
and porcelain tile would now rival the
traditional, warm-looking hardwood floors? Over
the last few years, tile has totally caught the
eyes of homeowners and replicates the hottest
wood look. It also helps having new textures
added in order to provide the most convincing
feel.
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For 2018, here are the hottest and latest tile
flooring trends you should watch out for.
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Marble-Looking Tile Flooring
Elegant, clean, and bright marble floors have
always been one of the hottest styles in the
flooring market. But the sad news is that not all
people can afford the price tag that comes with
marble flooring. Not to worry though.
Manufacturers of ceramic tile have now mastered
the marble look with more durability, less porous
and more affordable materials.
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Wood-Looking Tile Flooring
Ceramic tile flooring is usually associated with
natural stone. As you can see, this type of tile
material has mastered the art of disguise since
the beginning. And now, ceramic tiles are copying
hardwood and wood clones such as distressed, hand
scraped, and wire brushed. Looking quite similar,
you might mistake them as the real deal.
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Metallic Tile Flooring
The metallic tiles are growing in popularity and
they actually look great as accent walls in
bathroom floors. Metallic tile makes your home
stand out and follows the theme of new
technologies in order to create the styles and
looks that were once impossible.
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Fabric-Look Tile Flooring
Love carpet? Well, the subtle and soft textures
of silk and linen have been replicated with the
addition of offering a long-lasting, dependable
flooring. You get the easy cleanup and
maintenance of tile, but will also receive the
cozy-linen look or expensive feel of silk.
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Hexagon-Tile Flooring
This is probably the busiest  pattern of tile
available. Although most experts would recommend
avoiding busy tiles, these hexagon tiles are
extremely pretty yet are stylish and
non-traditional. Hexagon-tiles were very popular
in the early 20th century, but now we see a
comeback of this style in a niche market.
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Chevron And Herringbone Tile Flooring
Chevron and Herringbone Tile Floors are very much
similar but they have their own distinction.
Chevron needs flooring to be angled and come
together at a certain point. Herringbone, on the
other hand, achieves the same look by connecting
2 planks at a 90 angle.
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