Case Studies

Bossard Group used ceramic tile to create a multipurpose customer showroom.

Beckett Park apartment complex used porcelain tile to create an outdoor oasis for their residents.

Pensacola International Airport greets travelers in style with a center concourse renovation.

Creating variety and ambiance in a private residence with sustainable and long-lasting tile.

Sustainable, durable and eye-catching design throughout a busy mall in Ontario, Canada.

Tile was chosen to accommodate the heavy durability requirements of a busy craft brewery in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Tiling the columns and flooring of this beautiful resort in Guam with sustainable, recycled materials and long-lasting design.

Using Green Squared Certified products to create a space that is as sustainable as it is beautiful.

Reducing the carbon footprint of the hospital using pre-consumer recycled material to create beautiful spaces.

Ceramic tile’s durability is put to the test in this beachfront restaurant.

Bhojwani Tower gets a fresh new façade with lightweight gauged porcelain tile panel/slabs.

Walk through the streets of Mercado Little Spain in New York City, enjoy Spanish cuisine, and admire beautiful ceramic tile designs.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium goes LEED Platinum with the most sustainable sports venue in the world.

The owner of Trinity Plaza wanted an updated floor to bring new life into the building, but demolishing the existing flooring was not an option.

Porcelain tile prepares the Owen Roberts International Airport to welcome visitors to the Cayman Islands.

A glamourous art deco casino ignites with a mixture of porcelain tile, glass tile, and natural stone.

Designed to be anything but common. The new Mesa College Commons Building wows from the inside out.

The Neptune Pool at Hearst Castle needed to replace 90-year-old tile and replicate the pool’s classic look.

Porcelain tile provides a look of grandeur throughout this luxurious New Jersey building.

Blending the ambiance and natural beauty of Mexican architecture with the luxury and playfulness of the Hard Rock brand.

Volunteers created an intricate mosaic tile mural at Issaquah Salmon Hatchery.

North Vancouver’s William Griffin Community Centre and Delbrook Community Centre needed a fresh and modern update to accommodate the growing population.

The splendor of this first-floor home remodel is achieved with vast-veined marble-look tiles from floor to ceiling and geometric inset accents.

Updating the look of a Bay-area apartment community, with a modern approach to evoke San Jose’s history in design.