Faux Tin Ceiling Tiles

Faux tin ceiling tiles give you the timeless look of pressed metal in a lightweight PVC panel that will never rust. That makes them ideal for Houston’s humidity, from kitchens and bathrooms to restaurants and retail floors. They come in dozens of finishes, from antique copper to matte white. These are 12 of the most popular faux tin patterns we install.

12 Popular Faux Tin Ceiling Tile Examples

Pattern names and numbers are shown so you can reference them during your consultation. Most styles are available in multiple finishes and colors.

Tiny Tulips #148

A small, repeating tulip pattern gives this faux tin glue-up tile a fine, textured look from a distance and charming detail up close. It is a great match for kitchens, backsplashes and small rooms.

Gothic Reims #150

Inspired by the cathedral at Reims, this tile combines pointed arches and tracery in lightweight PVC. It is a bold choice for churches, libraries and dramatic dining rooms.

Odysseus Shield #220

A heroic shield design with classical Greek detailing makes Odysseus a statement tile. It installs in a grid or with adhesive and looks especially striking in antique gold or bronze.

Deco Seashore #112

Art Deco curves suggest rolling waves in this coastal-inspired faux tin tile. It is a natural fit for beach houses, seafood restaurants and Gulf Coast properties from Galveston to Kemah.

Rose Window #238

A Gothic rose-window medallion with symmetrical floral tracery brings cathedral elegance to any ceiling. Available in many finishes, it can be matched to existing woodwork or lighting.

Large Snowflake #206

An oversized snowflake medallion creates a bright, crystalline focal point overhead. The PVC tile is moisture resistant, so it works well in bathrooms and kitchens as well as living spaces.

Alhambra #217

A richly embossed rosette with flowing scrolls, inspired by Moorish palace ceilings. With more than two dozen finish options, Alhambra can look traditional, rustic or glamorous depending on the color.

Lover's Knot #231

Interwoven knots form a romantic, continuous pattern across the ceiling. Lover's Knot is popular for bedrooms, foyers and basement retreats, and it glues directly to drywall.

My Beautiful Damaris #258

A graceful floral design in lightweight PVC that captures the look of pressed tin. It is a softer, more romantic pattern ideal for bedrooms, salons and boutique spaces.

Washington Square #DCT05

Classic framed squares and fine detailing give Washington Square a stately, East Coast brownstone feel. It looks wonderful in reclaimed tin or smoked gold finishes.

Parthenon #236

Greek Revival columns and fret details inspire this drop-in faux tin tile. Parthenon adds classical architecture to offices, banks and formal dining rooms.

Hammered Filler #F7

A hand-hammered metal texture that works on its own or as a filler between more decorative tiles. It is ideal for covering large areas, borders and backsplashes with a subtle, rustic shimmer.