Green runs across several materials here: polished Ming green marble, natural green pebble, glazed ceramic and glass mosaics, and green limestone. Tone ranges from soft sage through to deep forest.
Is green tile a passing trend?+
Green has been in bathrooms and kitchens for a century, from 1920s bottle green to today's sage. Choosing a natural stone green rather than a fashion glaze is the way to keep it from dating.
What colours work with green tile?+
Warm woods, brass and cream keep a green room soft. White marble and black hardware make it sharper. Avoid competing with a second strong colour on the same wall.
Does green marble need special care?+
Some green marbles are moisture sensitive and should be set with an epoxy rather than a cement mortar, especially in a wet area. Ask us before ordering for a shower and we will flag the ranges that need it.
Green Tiles and Mosaics
Green has become the color people reach for when white feels too safe. This collection runs from deep, classic Ming Green polished marble to fresh glazed ceramics like Felce and Acquamarina, plus glass and pebble, in subway, hexagon, chevron, and picket shapes.
What's nice about green is the range. Sage and seafoam ceramics feel breezy and coastal, while Ming Green marble looks rich and traditional. A glossy glazed subway sparkles behind a range, and honed marble brings a quieter green to a bathroom.
