Shades We Carry
Green isn't one color, and we don't treat it like one. Browse the collection, and you'll find:
- Soft sages and laurels: Laurel Green Lyric NOW is a calm starting point
- Mid-century mints, pistachios, and willow tones in glazed porcelain
- Deeper olives and forest greens for moodier spaces
- Bright, saturated greens for retro kitchens and statement walls
Shapes & Formats
Once you've landed on a shade, the shape brings the personality.
- Green penny tile: Our Lyric penny rounds are 3/4" porcelain on mesh sheets, perfect for shower floors, niches, and accent walls.
- Green subway tile: The Lyric NOW 3x6 ceramic subway in Laurel or Willow gives you that timeless rectangle without feeling generic.
- Hexagons: Solid or as part of our Pinnacle Hexagon Patterns (Nine Rose, Diamond and Dot, Rose & Trellis), where green plays beautifully with cream, black, or pink. See the full hexagon collection.
- 1x1 squares & 3x3 glazed block: For when you want texture and grout lines as part of the design.
Where Green Tile Works Best
Honestly, green works anywhere, but a few spots show it off especially well:
- Green bathroom tile on shower walls, vanity backsplashes, or floor-to-ceiling installs
- Kitchen backsplashes (sage pairs nicely with both warm wood and white cabinets)
- Powder rooms, where you can go bolder than you would in a primary bath
- Mudrooms and laundry rooms that could use a little life
Frequently Asked Questions
Is green tile still in style?
Very much so. Green has been climbing for years and shows no signs of fading; it suits modern, traditional, mid-century, and cottage spaces alike.
What colors pair well with green tile?
White, cream, brass, black, terracotta, and natural wood are all reliable. For something less expected, try pink– our Pinnacle patterns mix the two beautifully.
Can I use green porcelain tile in a shower?
Yes. Our glazed porcelain green tiles are rated for wet areas, including shower walls and floors. Just follow standard installation and sealing practices.
