Border Tiles

Your ceiling may contain areas smaller than a full-size tile, often located along the room's edges. When tiles with large, intricate three-dimensional designs are cut and placed against the walls, they can appear visually imbalanced. In such cases, we recommend opting for tiles with shallower (i.e., less protruding depth) or smaller patterns for these perimeter spaces.

Tiles with smaller patterns have shallower overall design depth, making them simpler to trim and install along the room's perimeter. To install these "border" tiles, measure from the edge of the installed tiles to the wall. Then, trim the border tiles to fit using scissors or snips. Attach the trimmed border tiles to your ceiling, ensuring that the cut edges face the wall.

Border Tiles 2x2

To get started with adding border tiles to your ceiling design configuration, here are our recommendations for tiles with either a shallow depth or smaller pattern repeat.

Modern Grid in Latte	Classic Square in Latte

Clean Slate in Latte	Diamond Dust in Latte

Wicker in Latte	Dappled Diamond in Latte

Atomic Starburst in Latte	Chateau in Latte

Linear Luxe in Latte	Parallel in Latte

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Border Tiles 2x4

To get started with adding border tiles to your ceiling design configuration, here are our recommendations for tiles with smaller pattern repeats.

Modern Grid in Stone	Classic Square in Stone

Parallel in Stone	Linear Luxe in Stone