Tile of Spain
2026 TRENDS LOOKBOOK
2026 Tile Trends
Welcome to our lookbook showcasing the latest launches and trends for 2026 from a selection of Tile of Spain’s manufacturers. As the landscape of porcelain and ceramic tiles continues to dramatically evolve, so does the Spanish tile industry’s commitment to innovation, craftsmanship and advanced manufacturing.
Today’s tiles are the result of advanced technology, delivering stunning realism, durability and sustainability. The evolution of these processes allows designers and homeowners to explore endless creative possibilities— where artistry meets innovation.
From popular colour palettes like timeless greys and deep blues to intricate detailing replicating natural materials like wood and marble, the lookbook explores what styles and designs will lead the charge in 2026.
↓ Soho Beige by ProConcept
↙ Legacy Haya by Undefasa
← Syrac Hond by Arklam
Petra Viva Silver by Colorker
↘ Lime Art Blanco by Emotion Cerámica
Into the blue
From pale turquoise tones to deep navy shades, blue emerges as a statement colour for 2026. Popular due to its connection with the natural world, its versatility allows for bold, immersive showers and eye-catching kitchen splashbacks as well as subtle accent details used in smaller spaces.
← Bruma White & Monet Azul by Ecoceramic
↑ Chroma Blue & White by STN Cerámica
→ Patio Terra-D by La Platera
Technological advances in glazing and printing have enabled Spanish manufacturers to create ceramic and porcelain tiles that achieve remarkable tonal depth and surface variation, capturing the richness of blue, no matter the shade.
← Tides Depth by Da Vinci
→ Yōko Marine & Origami Daisy by WOW Design
↓ Adobe Cobalto Brillo & Tierra by Cevica
A touch of gold
As natural materials like marble continue to be in high demand for spaces such as kitchens and bathrooms, modern technology used by Spanish tile manufacturers continues to open new design possibilities by providing a more sustainable and affordable alternative in the form of marbleeffect ceramic and porcelain tiles. Replicating the delicate veining and colour variation found in natural stone, gold detailing was popular among tile brands at Cersaie - adding a touch of understated luxury to interior spaces.
← White Balance by Coverlam
→ Aura Lux White by Ascale
Through refined printing technologies and precision finishing, today’s porcelain and ceramic surfaces emulate the elegance of natural stone with ease. Whether a feature wall in a shower, a living room floor using large-format tiles or a dramatic kitchen island, this trend embodies contemporary sophistication.
← Rain Forest Cream by KTL Cerámica
↑ Syrac Hond by Arklam
→ Kroma Black Intersection & White Natural by Apavisa Porcelánico
Timeless grey
A popular colour in the interiors world a few years ago, grey makes it return as it redefines modern minimalism once more. No matter the format of the tile, grey offers a quiet strength, adaptability and grounding quality to interiors and exteriors.
← Petra Viva Silver by Colorker
→ Studio Graystone by Adex
↓ Montecarlo Sand Pulido by Halcón Cerámicas
This perennial favourite is an ideal choice for both residential and commercial spaces, offering total flexbility. From classic subway tiles in a bathroom to stone-effect oversized slabs in a living room, grey tiles express subtle surface movement, delivering depth and refinement without overpowering the overall design of a space.
← The Rock Natural by Cicogres
→ Elvas Gris by Bestile
Monochrome moments
The interplay of black and white remains a design classic, and this isn’t slowing down in 2026. A timeless combination that pairs beautifully with both contemporary and traditional spaces, monochrome tiles offer a clean, architectural aesthetic to spaces – whether via large-format slabs or smaller geometric mosaics.
← Laurent & Studio Cream by Venux
→ Arles by Togama
MONOCHROME MOMENTS
Modern techniques from Spanish manufacturers ensure sharp contrasts, high-definition finishes and exceptional durability, bringing timeless elegance into contemporary form.
→ Frame Light & Classic by Livingceramics
↓ Core Pearl, Core Coal & Core Mix Pearl by Pamesa Cerámica
↑ Abaco Austral & Blanc by Decocer
Intricate wood
Wood-effect tiles continue to evolve, capturing the grain, warmth and tactile qualities of natural timber with remarkable precision. Thanks to advances in 3D surface printing and refined textural embossing, manufacturers can now achieve an extraordinary level of realism – replicating the depth, variation and character of real wood more accurately than ever before. These innovations have transformed ceramic and porcelain alternatives into a compelling, highperformance option, offering the beauty of timber with the added benefits of exceptional durability, water resistance and minimal maintenance.
← Sublime Bone & Mallorca Oak by ITT Ceramic
↑ Argos Borneo by Greco Gres
→ Legacy Haya by Undefasa
From popular herringbone patterns to traditional Versailles, there are no limits when it comes to wood-effect tiles.
↑ Versalles Nature by Oset
→ Vero Roma Natural by Gayafores
↓ Tandem Wood Chevron
by Vives Azulejos y Gres
Desert neutrals
Soft sandy tones and sunbaked textures bring calm and warmth to interiors. Thanks to innovative glaze applications and high-resolution printing, the expertise of Spanish manufacturers enables subtle gradients and tactile finishes that evoke stone, clay and earth.
↓ Calcare Linen & Oasis Linen by TAU Cerámica
← Soho Beige by ProConcept
→ Ima Mostaza & Fragmenta Arena by Dune Cerámica
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Introducing subtle tonal variations and tactility, these trending tile designs are inspired by the colours of natural landscapes, reflecting the growing preference for organic, grounding palettes in the home.
← Cupola Bone by Arcana Cerámica
Natura Avena & Maya Avena & Habitat Avena by El Barco
Provence Beige by Porcelánicos HDC
Tile drenching
A huge emerging design statement for 2026, tile drenching embraces the use of tiles on every surface such as floors, walls and even ceilings for a seamless and cocooning effect.
← Lime Art Blanco by Emotion Ceramics
↑ Versa Sand & Versa Sand Waves by Peronda
Like the popular colour drenching trend, this eye-catching effect creates spaces that feel versatile, enduring and unexpected – and with the variety of porcelain and ceramic tile designs available from Spanish tile manufacturers, there is no limit to what can be created.
↑ Lugano Blanco by Monopole Cerámica
→ Ribera Marfil Natural by Grespania
→ Sitara Amber by Cristacer
1 Cerámicas Aparici www.aparici.com 6 Cevica www.cevica.es
Dune Cerámica www.duneceramics.com
Grespania www.grespania.com
Halcón Cerámicas www.halconceramicas.com
ITT Ceramic www.ittceramic.com
10 KTL Cerámica www.ktlceramica.com
5 La Platera www.laplatera.es
18 Livingceramics www.livingceramics.com
30 Monopole Cerámica www.monopoleceramica.com
23 Oset www.oset.es
18 Pamesa Cerámica www.pamesa.com
29 Peronda www.peronda.com
27 Porcelánicos HDC www.porcelanicoshdc.com
24 ProConcept www.proconceptiles.com
5 STN Cerámica www.stnceramica.es
25 TAU Cerámica www.tauceramica.com
17 Togama www.togama.com
21 Undefasa www.undefasa.com
16 Venux www.venuxsurface.com
22 Vives Azulejos y Gres www.vivesceramica.com
7 WOW Design www.wowdesigneu.com
About Tile of Spain
Tile of Spain is the voice of the Spanish tile industry, encompassing more than 120 tile manufacturers. Renowned worldwide for an inspiring blend of aesthetic and technical innovation, Spanish tiles draw on a rich heritage of skill and creativity, while remaining at the cutting edge of design. Manufactured in Spain and widely available in the UK, these products embody the spirit of an industry that prides itself on proposing beautiful, meaningful and high-performance solutions to flooring, wall coverings, furnishing and external paving and cladding. For
