Welcome to Club Ceramic Flooring — your trusted destination for backsplash tile in Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo, and Guelph, Ontario.
Located at 15 Sheldon Dr in Cambridge, our 5.0-star Google-rated showroom features an extensive collection of backsplash tiles perfect for kitchens, bathrooms, and any space where you want to combine style with practical protection.
Whether you’re renovating your kitchen, updating your bathroom vanity, or adding a statement wall behind your stove, our knowledgeable team will help you navigate materials, sizes, colors, and installation options.
We understand that choosing a backsplash can feel overwhelming — there are so many options, and you’re making a decision you’ll live with for years.
That’s why we take the time to understand your style, your space, and your lifestyle before making recommendations. Visit our showroom to see hundreds of samples in person and take home the ones you love.
Call now for a free estimate: (647) 394-6030
One of the most common questions we hear at our Cambridge showroom: “Should I do a full tile backsplash or just a small 4-inch backsplash that matches my countertop?”
The answer is almost always: full-height tile backsplash.
Here’s why homeowners across Kitchener-Waterloo and Guelph are choosing full backsplashes over the dated mini-splash:
A 4-inch backsplash (often called a “mini-splash”) only protects a tiny strip of wall. In real kitchens where people actually cook, grease splatters, tomato sauce, oil, and moisture end up much higher than four inches. Painted drywall above the mini-splash becomes stained, discolored, and nearly impossible to clean without scrubbing off the paint itself.
Full-height tile backsplashes protect your walls completely. Ceramic and porcelain tiles are non-porous, moisture-resistant, and wipe clean with a damp cloth. No more scrubbing stains out of paint or worrying about steam damage behind the stove.
Mini-splashes are widely considered builder-grade and dated. They were popular decades ago as a cheap solution, but today’s homeowners recognize them as a corner-cutting compromise. A full backsplash — whether classic subway tile, textured stone, or contemporary large-format porcelain — instantly elevates the look of your kitchen or bathroom.
When potential buyers walk through homes in Cambridge and the KW Region, a thoughtfully designed backsplash signals quality and care. It’s a detail that makes a difference.
With a full backsplash, your walls become an opportunity for creative expression. You can introduce color, texture, pattern, or visual interest that ties your whole room together. A mini-splash offers none of this — it’s purely functional at best, and often not even that.
Timeless, versatile, and beloved for good reason. White subway tile (3×6 or 4×12) works with virtually any kitchen or bathroom style. It’s clean, bright, and never goes out of fashion.
Design variations: Horizontal brick pattern, vertical stack, herringbone, offset patterns
Grout color tip: Light gray grout instead of pure white minimizes the appearance of dirt and staining over time while maintaining the clean aesthetic.
For those who want something beyond flat tile, textured options add depth and visual interest without busy patterns. Wavy subway tiles, 3D geometric shapes, and hand-molded ceramics catch light beautifully and feel high-end.
Perfect for: Adding sophistication without overwhelming a simple kitchen design
Introducing color through your backsplash is an excellent way to personalize your space. Soft greens, muted blues, warm terracottas, and even bold jewel tones can transform a neutral kitchen into something special.
Popular color trends: Sage green, soft blue-gray, warm clay tones, deep navy (for the bold)
Design tip: If your cabinets and counters are neutral, your backsplash is a safe place to introduce color without overwhelming the space.
Marble backsplashes — especially in herringbone, chevron, or brick patterns — remain a favorite for those seeking elegance. The natural veining in marble creates movement and luxury that engineered materials can’t fully replicate.
Maintenance note: Marble requires sealing and more careful maintenance than porcelain, but many homeowners find the beauty worth the extra care.
Combining different tile types — such as a field of large-format porcelain with a mosaic accent strip, or pairing matte and glossy finishes — adds customization and visual interest.
Our team can help: Not sure how to mix materials without it looking chaotic? Visit our showroom and we’ll lay out combinations for you to see in person.
While it’s tempting to follow the latest design trends, remember you’ll live with this bathroom for years. Classic tile patterns, neutral color palettes, and timeless fixtures age gracefully. Bold accent walls or unique fixtures can add personality without overwhelming the space.
Design elements that stand the test of time:
Beautiful bathrooms that don’t function well create daily frustration. Consider these practical details:
Even if you don’t need accessibility features now, thoughtful design makes your bathroom functional for decades:
