Every year we field requests shaped by what people see online and in friends' new St. George homes. Some trends are fleeting; others are genuinely good design worth investing in. Here's what Washington County homeowners are gravitating toward in 2026.
Large-format tile continues to dominate, and for good reason: fewer grout lines create a clean, expansive, high-end look that makes rooms feel bigger and means less grout to clean. It's especially popular in the open floor plans of newer homes around Washington and Hurricane. It requires flat prep and expert setting, but the result is stunning.
Curbless, zero-entry showers are hugely popular here, driven both by modern design and by the area's many active-adult households wanting accessible, elegant bathrooms. Done right, they look like a high-end spa shower that happens to be easy and safe to enter.
Wood-look porcelain gives the warmth of wood with the durability tile offers in the desert — no fading, scratching, or water worries, and it handles tracked-in sand beautifully. It's a favorite for running warm, continuous flooring throughout a home. See our floor tile page.
Warm, earthy travertine and natural stone tie a home to the red rock landscape and never really go out of style here. Used on floors, showers, and outdoor spaces, they bring a richness that fits Southern Utah perfectly.
Homeowners are getting bolder with backsplashes and feature walls — full-height tile behind the range, glass mosaic accents, and geometric patterns that make a space distinctive. Want to bring one of these looks home? Let's talk about your space.
Tile Trends St. George Homeowners Are Loving in 2026 — Custom tile designed and installed across St. George and Washington County.