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Surfaces with rhythm
Small details.
A complete composition.
Tile connects color, texture and proportion. Explore real product references and practical categories for backsplashes, walls and floors.
The material edit
Find a surface language.
Three verified MSI selections, alongside Floor & Decor’s tile categories, offer distinct ways to start your shortlist.
MSI · Porcelain
Architecta Beige
A concrete-inspired beige direction. Compare scale and finish across the room before selecting the format.
- 12 × 24, 24 × 48 and 48 × 48 options
- Coordinating mosaic and bullnose listed by MSI
MSI · Porcelain
Aria Bianco
A stone-inspired polished selection. Consider it for a lighter visual palette and verify the exact application rating, particularly for wet floors.
- Aria collection
- Polished tile and coordinating mosaic options
MSI · Porcelain
Antoni Cafe
A wood-look tile with a brown palette. Think about plank direction and grout tone alongside nearby real wood finishes.
- 6 × 36 plank format
- Matte finish
Floor & Decor · Category
Porcelain tile
Explore stone looks, quiet solids and larger formats. Start with room use, then narrow by size and surface finish.
Explore the source ↗Floor & Decor · Category
Ceramic tile
Explore ceramic options for expressive wall layouts and other manufacturer-approved applications. Check each product’s wall or floor designation.
Explore the source ↗Floor & Decor · Category
Mosaics & accent tile
Use the tile catalog to compare mosaics, glass, subway and decorative patterns. Material and installation requirements vary across these categories.
Explore the source ↗Product names are selection references, not a statement of Lusso inventory or dealer status. Confirm finish, size, wet-area suitability and availability for the exact product.
Plan beyond the tile face.
Choose the product for the setting as well as the appearance. Review actual samples, current technical guidance and the complete installation system before finalizing a selection.
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Scale & layout
Compare a large field tile with the room dimensions. Plan the start lines, cuts and transitions before deciding that a larger format will mean a simpler installation.
02
Grout & edges
Grout color changes the rhythm of a surface. Include corners, exposed edges, niches and trim pieces in the selection so the details work as one composition.
03
The setting matters
A shower wall, shower floor and kitchen backsplash have different requirements. Tile and grout alone do not form a waterproof assembly; follow the selected system’s installation guidance.
The details matter.
Can a wall tile be used on the floor?
Only when its manufacturer rates the exact product for that use. Appearance and thickness alone do not establish suitability.
Does porcelain that looks like marble need marble care?
A marble-look porcelain tile is a manufactured tile, not a natural marble slab. Follow the care instructions for the actual product, grout and finish.
Should I choose the grout from a screen?
Use physical samples and review them in the room’s lighting. Screen images are useful for a shortlist but cannot reliably establish final color.