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2025 Tile Trends: 5 Ideas for Your Kitchen and Bathroom

Tiles are at the heart of kitchen and bathroom design, combining style with practicality. In 2025, tile trends are set to embrace bold colours, textures, and patterns, catering to a wide range of tastes and lifestyles. Whether you’re looking for sleek minimalism, retro-inspired vibes, or playful pops of colour, there’s a trend that will suit your home.

Let’s dive into 2025’s hottest tile styles for kitchens and bathrooms and how to make them work in your space.

Earthy Tones: Warm and Timeless

Earthy tiles inspired by coffee browns, terracotta hues, and deep blues are making a comeback in 2025. Evocative of 60s style homes, these stunning colours can work well for both modern and retro inspired interiors, depending on how you use them.

Earthy tone tiles

Earthy Bathrooms: Warmth Meets Relaxation

  1. Terracotta Floors
    Add warmth underfoot with terracotta or coffee-toned tiles for a rustic, inviting bathroom.
  2. Deep Blue Shower Walls
    Use deep blue tiles in your shower area to create a calming oasis reminiscent of spa-like retreats.
  3. Mixed Earthy Accents
    Incorporate a mix of earthy colours for a layered look, such as brown tiles paired with soft cream walls.

Earthy Kitchens: Retro Meets Modern Comfort

  1. Terracotta Splashbacks
    A terracotta tile splashback pairs beautifully with white or neutral cabinetry for a classic yet modern feel.
  2. Bold Coffee-Toned Islands
    Use coffee-brown tiles to clad your kitchen island, creating a warm and dramatic centrepiece.
  3. Two-Tone Flooring
    Combine earthy-toned tiles like browns and blues in a checkerboard or striped layout for a unique retro-modern hybrid.

Minimalism: The Beauty of Simplicity

2025’s Tile Trends will again see minimalist design remain popular. Focusing on clean lines and subtle textures, sticking to a single colour like white or soft neutrals, minimalism is the perfect trend for homeowners who love a sleek, uncluttered look with a touch of sophistication but don’t want a dull or plain space. If you’re a lover of all things Scandinavian style, this trend might be the one for you.

Minimalist Bathrooms: Subtle Elegance

  1. Matte White Walls
    Use matte white tiles from floor to ceiling for a serene, spa-like space. Take a look at the textured tiles we installed on this project over in Cheadle: Mr and Mrs Murray
  2. Satin-Finish Showers
    Mix matte and satin finishes in the shower to add subtle depth and light reflection.
  3. Texture-Focused Flooring
    Choose textured white tiles for the floor to create visual interest without breaking the minimalist aesthetic.

Minimalist Kitchens: Clean and Contemporary

  1. Monochrome Backsplashes
    A single-tone tile backsplash, like matte white or soft grey, keeps the design clean and timeless.
  2. Sleek Island Cladding
    Use smooth, single-colour tiles to wrap your kitchen island for a streamlined look.
  3. Textured Neutral Floors
    Opt for lightly textured neutral tiles to balance minimalism with practicality.

Dare to Be Bold: Vibrant Statements

If you’re craving colour and drama, bold tiles are a must-have in 2025. Rich jade greens, soft pinks, and vibrant blues create high-contrast, head-turning spaces that express individuality. This trend is perfect for creative homeowners unafraid to make a statement.

Bold Bathrooms: Go Big or Go Home

  1. Jewel-Toned Walls
    Cover a feature wall in rich emerald or sapphire tiles to instantly elevate the space.
  2. Colour-Popping Niches
    Use bold tiles in recessed shelves or niches for small yet impactful bursts of colour.
  3. Dramatic Floors
    Choose tiles with a high-contrast pattern or vibrant colours to add energy underfoot.

Bold Kitchens: Full of Personality

  1. Vivid Splashbacks
    Add a bold, multi-coloured tile splashback for a fun and eye-catching element.
  2. Colour-Blocked Flooring
    Use vibrant tiles in contrasting colours to define different zones in an open-plan kitchen.
  3. Two-Tone Wall Features
    Combine bold green or red tiles with softer neutrals for a striking yet balanced design.

Pretty in Pink: Soft and Playful

Pink tiles are making waves in 2025, offering a playful yet sophisticated vibe. From blush tones to deeper rose shades, pink works beautifully in both contemporary and vintage-inspired spaces. This 2025 tile trend is perfect for those who want a unique, on-trend look that feels feminine without being childish.

Pink Bathrooms: Playful Sophistication

  1. Blush Tubs
    Surround a freestanding tub with blush pink tiles for a luxurious focal point.
  2. Rose-Accent Niches
    Add rose-pink tiles to shelving or recessed areas for a subtle pop of colour.
  3. Pink and Pattern
    Match pink and patterned tiles together for subtle drama that lifts the space – this works especially well within showers. See our design above, where we’ve combined this gorgeous green Victorian-style tiles with these blush pink fish-scale tiles – stunning!

Pink Kitchens: Fresh and Inviting

  1. Pop of Pink
    Use bold pink tiles as your oven splashback to draw the eye – this works especially well kitchens that are otherwise monochrome.
  2. Pastel Flooring
    Use pale pink tiles for the floor to add a subtle warmth to your kitchen.
  3. Statement Ceilings
    Extend pink tiles onto the ceiling for a unique and enveloping design.

Striped Tiles: Dynamic and Versatile

Striped tiles are gaining popularity for their ability to combine playful patterns with chic design. Whether bold or subtle, stripes add rhythm and energy to any space. This trend suits homeowners looking for unique yet timeless features.

Striped Bathrooms: Sleek and Stylish

  1. Half-Wall Stripes
    Use striped tiles on the lower half of the wall for a balanced yet bold effect.
  2. Vertical Stripes for Height
    Install vertical striped tiles to make ceilings feel taller.
  3. Monochrome Pairing
    Pair black-and-white striped tiles with neutral accents for a classic yet modern look.

Striped Kitchens: Energetic Elegance

  1. Striped Backsplashes
    Add striped tiles in alternating colours for a playful yet cohesive backsplash.
  2. Patterned Flooring
    Use striped tiles on the floor to create movement and depth in your kitchen.
  3. Island Accents
    Wrap striped tiles around your kitchen island to turn it into a bold centrepiece.

 

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Image Credits:

Image 1: (Left): Ca’pietra Maroc Porcelain Oltremare / (Right): Ca’Pietra Avebury Ceramic Burnt Caramel

Image 2: (Left & Right): Ca’Pietra Oasis Ceramic White Matt

Image 3: (Left): Ca’Pietra Tunstall Coral Fluted Brick Coral (Right): Ca’Pietra Lily Pad Porcelain Eucalyptus

Image 4: (Right): Ca’pietra Seaton Ceramic Pink Sands

Image 5: (Left): Ca’Pietra Maroc Porcelain Aquamarine (Right): Ca’Pietra Seaton Ceramic Shrimp

Loving the tile inspo? We’re proud installers of Ca’Pietra tiles for both kitchens and bathrooms. Visit our showroom to see our samples.