Custom Printed Tile
Customers can reproduce photos, paintings, illustrations, logos, and custom designs onto ceramic, porcelain, or glass tile.
Printed Tile Gallery
A look at recent custom printed-tile pieces — murals, portraits, logos, and full-color installations.
Custom Printed Tile (Our recommended printed-tile provider)
Your artwork — a photograph, painting, illustration, logo, or graphic — is reproduced with precise detail and color across a ceramic, porcelain, or glass tile system. Ideal for photographic imagery, fine detail, gradients, and large graphic murals.
Handcrafted Mosaic Artwork (what we make)
Artwork is physically assembled from individual pieces of glass, porcelain, ceramic, or stone — hand-cut and set by artisans. Ideal for dimensional, tactile, old-world installations, luxury pools, and statement features.
What Custom Printed Tile Can Be Used For
Outdoor Installations
Public Art
Hospitality Projects
Full-Wall Murals
Pool Features
Artwork and Décor
Backsplashes
Memorial Pieces
Have a Photo, Logo, or Design in Mind?
Send us your project details and artwork and we'll help you find the right printed-tile fit.
Joseph & Sons may receive a referral fee if you begin a printed-tile project with our recommended provider through this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Photographs, paintings, illustrations, logos, and custom graphic designs can all be reproduced. Higher-resolution source files give the sharpest results, especially for large pieces.
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No — printed tile is produced by our partner, who prints your image directly onto ceramic, porcelain, or glass tile. Handcrafted mosaic artwork is what Joseph & Sons makes by hand, piece by piece.
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Yes, depending on the material and finish selected. We'll help you choose a tile system suited to the location during project review.
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Timelines vary with size and complexity. We'll give you an estimated schedule once we've reviewed your image, sizing, and material choice.
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Send us your photo, logo, or design along with a few notes on the space you're working with, and we'll take it from there.