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Backsplash & Kitchen Tile

Looking to upgrade with backsplash & kitchen tile? These tiles protect from moisture and cooking residue while elevating your design. Whether you’re going for rustic charm or a clean modern look, you’ll find it here. Explore the collection below.

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Adrock Espresso 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Espresso 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Frost 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Frost 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Latte 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Latte 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Nickel 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Nickel 12×24 Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Shadow 12×24 Field (New Packaging) Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Adrock Shadow 12×24 Field (Old Packaging) Porcelain Tile
$4.88 per sq ft
Architech Oak Barrel 8×48 Rectified Porcelain Tile
$5.63 per sq ft
Architech Oak Dusk 8×48 Rectified Porcelain Tile
$5.63 per sq ft
Architech Oak Gray 8×48 Glazed Rectified Porcelain Wood Look Tile
$5.63 per sq ft
Architech Oak Natural 8×48 Glazed Rectified Porcelain Wood Look Tile
$5.63 per sq ft
Atlantis Blue Matte 24×48 Porcelain Stone Look Tile
$5.24 per sq ft
Barkwood Ash 8×48 Porcelain Tile
$8.25 per sq ft
Barkwood Burnt 8×48 Porcelain Tile
$8.25 per sq ft
Barkwood Cherry 8×48 Porcelain Tile
$8.25 per sq ft
Barkwood Natural 8×48 Porcelain Tile
$8.25 per sq ft
Barkwood White 8×48 Porcelain Tile
$8.25 per sq ft
Barn Wood Beige 10×40 Porcelain Tile
$7.10 per sq ft
Barn Wood Beige 4×13 Porcelain Tile
$7.85 per sq ft
Barn Wood Beige 6.5×40 Porcelain Tile
$7.10 per sq ft
Barn Wood Brown 10×40 Porcelain Tile
$7.10 per sq ft
Barn Wood Brown 4×13 Porcelain Tile
$7.85 per sq ft
Barn Wood Brown 6.5×40 Porcelain Tile
$7.10 per sq ft
Barn Wood Grey 10×40 Porcelain Tile
$7.10 per sq ft
Barn Wood Grey 4×13 Porcelain Tile
$7.85 per sq ft

Backsplash & Kitchen Tile at a Glance

Function Meets Style

Backsplash & kitchen tile is a favorite for homeowners and designers looking to blend function and aesthetic. In high-use spaces like kitchens, tile serves as both a visual feature and a protective layer. Backsplashes guard against splashes, grease, and heat, while floor tiles add traction and durability. Options range from classic subway tile to geometric mosaics and even textured natural stone. This makes it easy to match your kitchen’s personality and color palette.

Installation and Material Variety

Tiles are available in formats for both DIYers and professionals. Peel-and-stick backsplashes simplify quick upgrades, while porcelain and ceramic tiles offer long-term durability. Many styles can be trimmed to fit around outlets or cabinets, and grout colors can be used to accent or neutralize visual impact. Installation patterns like herringbone or vertical stack add design value with little extra cost. Whether you’re starting from scratch or refreshing a well-loved space, backsplash & kitchen tile offers options for any layout and budget.

Ideal for moisture-prone cooking and prep areas

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can backsplash & kitchen tile handle heat?

A: Yes. Most backsplash & kitchen tile products are heat-resistant and safe for areas behind stovetops. Always check the product specs to ensure it’s rated for high temperatures, especially with gas burners or oven ranges.

Q: What’s the easiest kitchen tile to clean?

A: Glossy ceramic and porcelain tiles are easiest to wipe clean. They resist stains and don’t absorb moisture. Avoid highly textured or porous tiles if ease of cleaning is your top priority.

Q: Are peel-and-stick backsplash tiles reliable?

A: Peel-and-stick backsplash tiles can be a great short-term or rental-friendly option. While they don’t last as long as mortared tile, they’re easy to install, reposition, and remove without damaging the wall surface.

Q: How do I choose grout for my kitchen tile?

A: Choose grout based on your desired visual effect and how much staining you can tolerate. Dark grout hides stains better, while light grout looks clean but may require more maintenance in busy cooking areas.