Discover elegance: tile types for white kitchens

Long finger or ‘kit-kat’ tiles are very much in vogue. They infuse any space with vitality and dynamism thanks to their shape, which constantly seeks to push the boundaries of innovation and beauty. Their shape creates an endless mosaic effect, bringing energy to the room.

Small-format tiles are a popular and versatile option in interior design. Whether to create a modern and minimalist look or to add a touch of classic elegance, these tiles offer a wide range of options to satisfy the aesthetic and functional preferences of any space. Whether rectangular or square, small tiles are perfect for places like the kitchen.

Opting for white kitchen tiles means opting for an (almost) infinite range of possibilities. Tiles in this color can adapt to any style according to your personal preferences, from a classic and timeless look to more modern and avant-garde designs. Regardless of the style, they will always provide a timeless and highly versatile touch, capable of creating a fresh, bright, and clean environment.

Now, whatever the style, they will always manage to bring a timeless and very versatile touch, capable of providing a fresh, bright, and clean atmosphere. Below, let’s see some creative ideas to make the most of a kitchen with white tiles.

Cover the wall with white tiles. The simplest way to apply white tiles in the kitchen is through the walls. Covering half or three-quarters of the height with white tiles achieves a classic and clean look. The touch of personality can come from furniture, utensils, or appliances.

For example, in this image, our white tile from the Amazonia collection combines perfectly with blue kitchen furniture, giving it a sophisticated and elegant touch without sacrificing the classic style.

Subway-Style white tiles. Subway-style tiles are rectangular and can be installed in different layouts, offering plenty of flexibility when installing them in the kitchen. This classic style is ideal for giving the kitchen a retro and modern look at the same time. Its most classic combination is with black details to achieve that New York loft feel.

This kitchen with white ceramics generates a minimalist, modern, and contrasting space that is also very elegant. Our Camden collection stems from the pursuit of industrial excellence inspired by the imperfection of craftsmanship.

White tiles for the backsplash. This is another way to include white tiles in the kitchen, to create a greater sense of spaciousness and make the kitchen seem larger. In this sense, small-sized tiles are perfect for this area of the kitchen, as they provide the vitality and dynamism we seek.

In these two examples, our Amazonia collection (available in two different formats) offers the possibility to play with its colors and sizes since when we talk about tiles for white kitchens, we can also include other shades that move towards off-white, bone, or sand.

Shelves with tile backdrops. Place white tiles on the back of recessed shelves to add a touch of freshness and create a striking backdrop. This technique can also help highlight dishes and other decorative elements.

White tiles with geometric shapes. Another way to add texture to a space is through geometric formats like hexagons. In this regard, we highlight our Borneo collection, which stands out for its versatility and pure trendiness. Designed to create projects that immediately capture attention, this collection combines smooth bases with decorated pieces inspired by the jungle, its tropical leaves, and the dew of its landscapes.

White tiles and wood. A classic Nordic style that never fails. Combining white tiles with wooden elements is a winning bet. The combination of both elements creates a warm, cozy, and very homely atmosphere. Without a doubt, we love how our new Karatsu collection or the Roku collection looks with wooden furniture. Two tiles in finger format that fit perfectly to create environments in this style.

Textured tiles. Opt for white tiles with relief or decorative patterns to add visual interest without compromising the color palette. These textured tiles can be used in specific areas, such as a section of the backsplash, while other types of white tiles can be used for the rest of the walls.

Our new Glenbrook collection brings this vitality by presenting itself in three different textures (Flat, Stripes, Padded).

Chromatic combinations that stand out with white tiles in the kitchen. The versatility of white allows you to experiment with a wide range of colors to accentuate your space. Neutral tones like gray, beige, or cream provide an elegant balance, while touches of vibrant colors bring life and personality.

In terms of a wide chromatic palette, designed to be combined with each other, we highlight our Chalky collection, capable of also providing texture and warmth to spaces thanks to its perfect matte finish. In this sense, we can create bolder environments where the sand tone combines with a more vibrant blue or dark grays.

Or, for example, others in which lighter tones prevail, as in these two examples where we see a kitchen wall with white tiles combined with a light aqua tone or a combination of three pastel colors that give a warm, serene, and timeless touch to the space (even if a fourth, darker tone is added to the equation).