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2021 Top Tile Trend For Your Next Residential Makeover

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As families continue to spend more time at home due to the coronavirus global pandemic, some of them are using their lockdown time to embark on a much-needed home makeover.

Two of the top home improvement project that people worked on during the pandemic are kitchen and bath remodeling. Even before the quarantine, this type of home renovation has always been a popular choice. But a CNBC report shows that kitchen and bath remodeling had a 40% increase in demand last at the height of the pandemic in June 2020.

Since families are spending more time cooking and eating at home, the kitchen has become the center of the house. Bathrooms are also getting some love as homeowners now have enough time for self-care and "me time."

If you are one of those who think of giving the kitchen and bath a total makeover, you probably have a budget and peg in mind for the tile works. The design and material of tile to use in these areas should not be taken lightly as it will make or break your home renovation project.

There are hundreds of tile choices in the market. So to help you decide which type of tile to use on your next home makeover, below are the top tile trend this 2021, as reported by stone and tile show organizer, Coverings.

Wood-Like Tile

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Wood-like tile is an excellent alternative for hardwood flooring if you're not a fan of the latter's high cost. A ceramic wood tile ranges from $2 to $8 per square foot, while the porcelain material could cost $4 to $12, with an additional $5 installation per square foot.

Untreated wood tile gives the room a more natural look and elicits a calm environment with a sense of nature. The wellness design and natural inspiration drive this wood-like tile trend and have shown a definite growth during the pandemic.

This affordable option could be used in both bathroom, and kitchen makeovers as the material are easy to install.

Spa Style

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Just like the wood-tile trend, spa-looking tiles are also an excellent way to bring the outdoors inside. Since many are still stuck at home and could not go to spas due to quarantine restrictions, this is a great option to get a relaxing vibe at home.

To achieve this 2021 trend, go for soft blues and green tiles that give a relaxing feel similar to a sky, forest, sand, and sea.

Oversized Tile

Extra-large ceramic tiles are those with a size ranging from 5.25 feet to 10.5 feet and thickness from .14 inches to three-quarters of an inch. Aside from promoting wellness design, a large-format also simplifies the kitchen or bathroom maintenance. The oversized tiles are often used for countertops, shower walls, tables, and other large structures.

Retro Concrete Style

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If you want a pop of color and bold patterns, the retro concrete tile trend is the one for you. The playful patterns give a creative flair to any space. It is also one good way of showcasing the homeowner's personality.

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