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Explore Wood-Look Porcelain Tile by Color
Explore popular wood-look tile colors—from rich taupes to weathered greys—crafted to complement any space with natural warmth and texture.
Popular Grey Collection
Discover the timeless appeal of grey in our Popular Grey Collection—featuring wood-look porcelain tiles in Charcoal Gray, Light Gray Oak, and Weathered Light Grey. Each tone is thoughtfully designed to complement a variety of interior and exterior spaces, from cozy living rooms to open patios. Whether you prefer the bold elegance of charcoal or the soft subtlety of weathered hues, these porcelain tile styles offer natural texture, modern versatility, and a calming neutral palette. Perfect for creating serene, stylish environments that blend warmth with contemporary character.
Popular Brown Collection
Explore the rich color diversity of our Popular Brown Collection—featuring warm wood-look tile colors like Dark Taupe Brown, Mocha Brown, Espresso Walnut, and Coffee Walnut. Each tile color is carefully crafted to evoke a cozy, earthy atmosphere while showcasing the natural beauty of brown tones. Whether you’re drawn to smoked or medium walnut finishes, these color-rich porcelain tile styles offer timeless warmth and modern versatility. Let every color in this collection bring depth, harmony, and texture to your interior design.
Popular Black Collection
Experience bold sophistication in our Popular Black Collection—where every color variation adds depth and drama. From the sleek color of Charcoal Black to the earthy tones of Driftwood Beige and Weathered Oak, each tile celebrates the power of dark color palettes. With styles like Charred Black and Charcoal Grey, this collection offers timeless contrast and grounding texture. Whether you’re designing a modern lounge or a moody kitchen, these wood-look porcelain tiles deliver impactful color choices for any space. Let rich color expressions shape your interiors with elegance and edge.
Popular beige Collection
Discover the natural warmth of beige in this curated collection of wood-look tiles. Each color in our beige palette—like Driftwood Beige, Creamy Beige Maples, and Pale Natural Oak—brings soft elegance and timeless charm. Whether you prefer a light taupe color or deeper walnut tones, this selection highlights the soothing power of color in design. With rich color variation and organic textures, these tiles offer endless possibilities to infuse your space with calm, balance, and inviting color harmony.
What to Know Before Choosing Wood-Look Tile
Not anymore. Today’s wood-look tiles come in warm tones, cozy textures, and even matte finishes. They work beautifully in bedrooms, living rooms, and any space where you want the beauty of wood with the durability of tile.
Absolutely. Wood-look tile gives you the charm of hardwood without the maintenance. No refinishing, no warping, no worries — just the natural look you love with easier care.
Most of our wood-look tiles have textured, slip-resistant surfaces, making them safe for wet areas like bathrooms and kitchens. Be sure to check the slip rating when choosing a style for those spaces.
Tile is firmer than wood or vinyl, but many families pair it with rugs or underfloor heating for added comfort. It’s a smart choice for high-use areas that need easy cleaning and durability.
Not with our tiles. Each style features 8–12 unique faces using advanced printing, so the pattern variation looks natural — no obvious repeats like in laminate flooring.
Properly installed, wood-look tile can last over 20 years. The porcelain surface is highly scratch-resistant, won’t fade, and performs well even in high-traffic or wet areas.
Not at all. Wood-look tiles are some of the most versatile flooring options. Their neutral tones and realistic grains pair easily with modern, classic, or rustic interiors — so you don’t need to be a designer to get it right.
If you’re a landlord, wood-look tile is a smart long-term investment. It’s more durable than vinyl and adds value with its upscale look — tenants love it, and it saves you on future repairs. If you’re a renter, you may want to check with your landlord about removable tile solutions or flooring upgrades.
