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White Tile
Why is white tile a go-to for so many designers? White tile is timeless, versatile, and brightens any room. It pairs effortlessly with bold or subtle palettes and works across all styles—from traditional to contemporary, rustic to minimalist. Explore the collection below.
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Equipe Benzene Matte White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
Equipe Benzene Matte White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile

Equipe Benzene Matte White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile

$10.53 - $10.53
$10.53 - $10.53
$10.53  per sq. ft.

Equipe Benzene Brite White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile
Equipe Benzene Brite White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile

Equipe Benzene Brite White 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile

$10.53 - $10.53
$10.53 - $10.53
$10.53  per sq. ft.

Equipe Benzene Cream 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile

Equipe Benzene Cream 4.32x4.96 Ceramic Tile

$10.53 - $10.53
$10.53 - $10.53
$10.53  per sq. ft.

Use Guide

Bright White Foundations

White tile remains one of the most versatile backdrops for changing styles. Large fields of white tile on floors and walls bounce light deeper into a space, making compact rooms feel more generous. Because tiles in white pair with almost any material, they sit comfortably beside timber, stone, or bold paint. Subtle variation in finish and edge detail keeps the surfaces from feeling clinical.

Shape And Texture

Even within a single color, shape creates personality. White hex tile laid across a bathroom floor feels classic and slightly playful, especially when combined with simple fixtures. On shower walls, white shower tile, white hexagon tile, or crisp white square tiles provide gentle pattern that still cleans easily. Choosing grout just off pure white helps joints stay discreet between deep scrubs.

Penny And Subway Classics

Timeless combinations often mix scale for balance. A band of white penny tile at the base of a vanity or along a window ledge adds fine texture and excellent grip. Above it, white subway tile arranged in a simple running bond feels calm and architectural. Together they suit everything from traditional clawfoot tubs to sleek contemporary fittings without ever looking dated.

Monochrome Moments

Neutral rooms can still enjoy a touch of contrast. In a small entry or powder room, pairing tiles black white on the floor with plain white ceramic tile on the walls creates a graphic yet manageable statement. Simple hardware and mirrors keep the composition elegant, while the monochrome scheme allows textiles and artwork to introduce changing accent colors over time.

Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What styles work best with white tile?

A: White tile fits almost any design style—modern, traditional, coastal, or farmhouse. Its neutral tone complements all color palettes and materials, giving you maximum flexibility as trends evolve. From glossy subway layouts to matte encaustic patterns, this versatile tile delivers timeless style across minimalist, rustic, and coastal rooms. Highlight it with contrasting grout, brass fixtures, or warm wood accents to create a personalized look that stays on trend for years.

Q: Is white tile hard to keep clean?

A: Not necessarily. Smooth glazed finishes are easy to wipe down, and using slightly darker grout can help hide buildup between tiles. Regular cleaning keeps white tile looking crisp and fresh. Opt for gentle pH-balanced cleaners and microfiber cloths to prevent staining and maintain a gleaming surface. Sealants and regular inspections also protect grout lines, keeping your tile installation polished and inviting for years.

Q: Can I use white tile on floors?

A: Yes. Many white tiles are rated for floor use and are slip-resistant when textured or matte. They're popular in bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways where brightness and durability matter. Light-toned porcelain or ceramic tiles with textured finishes can feel confident underfoot even in high-traffic spaces. Choose a high-quality grout and proper sealing to keep floors easy to clean and looking fresh for years.

Q: What grout color works best with white tile?

A: That depends on your look. White grout blends for a seamless effect, while gray or black grout adds contrast and makes a design statement. Contrasting grout also tends to hide dirt better. Choosing a grout that closely matches the tile keeps the focus on your overall style while still protecting against stains. Our design team can help you sample options in your space so you feel confident before installation.