Cheap tiles are the perfect place to create your own mosaic design (using nothing but sharpies!) (Serena @Thrift Diving)

Create interest underfoot, with a seamless tile transition between the floors of each room. (Karrah @Mrs. Do It Herself)

Make builder grade mirrors gleam from your walls by framing them with colorful tile. (Kelli @KS Craft Shack)

Cut up a sheet of tiny tiles, add some designs, and turn them into decorative thumbtacks. (Steph @Crafting in the Rain)

Looking for cute coasters? Get them for a couple cents a piece by decorating some tiles. (Bev @The Make Your Own Zone)

Tile an intricate, glossy design all around a boring mirror. (Kimberly @Saving More Than Me)

A backsplash made from square, white tiles might not be spectacular, but add a pattern and voila! (Germarie @Homeology)

One large tile is all it takes to create a designer style tray on a shoestring budget. (Jen @The House of Wood)

Use inexpensive samples, or even leftover tiles, to give life to a small, boring table. (Crissie @Sawdust to Sequins)

Make a boring kitchen island look like a custom made stunner, by adding a mosaic wall. (Tara @Tara Made It)

Take large, cheap tiles and cut them up into delicate rectangles that you can mix and match. (Lindsay @My Creative Days)

Use vinyl letters and pictures to turn large white tiles into pretty custom made trivets. (Jeanie @Create & Babble)

Add tile to the area all around your fireplace to turn it from dark & outdated to chic. (Sabrina @Pink Little Notebook)

Design a stylish patio table from leftover tiles and tile shards. (Lisa @Lisa's Scribbles)

Using sheets or a fun mix of glass tiles, brighten the kitchen with a tiled backsplash. (Stephanie @One Mile Home Style)