Wood Look Tile | Daltile
Tile that looks like wood is called wood look tile, wood grain tile, wood plank tile, wood look porcelain tile, faux wood flooring, and faux hardwood floor tile. It is available in several …
Shop by Wood Look - Daltile
Our award-winning designers have curated wood look tile palettes to help add warmth your design.
Emerson Wood - Daltile
Emerson Wood features a subtle wirebrush effect over the graining to achieve an authentic cerused wood texture and visual. Combine all three plank sizes and add the 3D cube mosaic …
Daltile's Guide to Choosing the Right Tile for Your Project
Explore the different types of tile, variety of applications, and detailed information needed to make your best floor tile choice.
Faux Wood Flooring for Every Space at Your Home | Daltile
Wood look tile creates a warm ambiance with toxin-free, easy to clean, and even easier to maintain flooring. Whether you want a rich, dark mahogany-look tile, or prefer a lighter …
Wood Look Tile Trends | Daltile
Wood-look tile is a standard in the tile industry but it keeps reinventing itself in interesting new ways so it never really feels outdated. Here are some of the latest wood look tile trends.
Kitchen Tile Flooring: Why Wood Look is Trending | Daltile
Given its unique composition that bridges the gap of hardwood and porcelain, wood look kitchen floor tile will most likely stand the test of time. More than a passing trend, wood look tile offers …
Wood Look Tile in the Shower | Daltile
From concrete to mosaic, natural stone to glass tile, wood look tile brings a warm yet sophisticated appeal to any bathroom design. The combinations are plentiful, let your …
Finding the Right Floor Tile | Daltile
Tile flooring includes porcelain and ceramic and comes in styles ranging from wood look and stone look to patterned encaustic and terrazzo. Ceramic and porcelain floor tile comes as …
Grout for Wood Look Floor Tiles | Daltile
Grout can take a tile and elevate it to something unique. However, with wood-look tile, you really don’t want the grout to steal the show—you want it to disappear. Since hardwood floors don’t …