Survey your kingdom from this vantage point of elegance and style. With the built-in decor of this wood grain parquet ceramic tile, any other furnishings can be as effortless as you desire. Accent with a tangerine couch, for example! the easy maintenance of ceramic tile means you WILL have time to read that book that’s…
Parquet, por vous! Taking wood grain ceramic tile to an extraordinary design level, make a statement with this parquet ceramic tile pattern. The lghts and darks of furniture and wall selections blend beautifully with the variations of grain and pattern. The intricacies of a parquet pattern are put to ease with the convenient installation of…
Cafe culture has never been so inviting. Order a warm beverage and choose your seat — with multicolored wood-look ceramic tile covering the floor and walls, every seat is the best in the house. In fact, you may want to stay long after you’ve finished your latte, ’cause this place just has a good feeling…
The texture on this wood-look ceramic tile floor is like you’ve only seen — or felt — before on specially milled hardwood floors. New advances in ceramic tile manufacturing allow wood textures and tones to be baked right into the tile.
Every kitchen deserves a look that’s eye-catching, but decor in a kitchen must also be functional. This backsplash rises to the occasion with blue-toned mosaic tiles in a hexagon design that pops right off the walls. Its allure may be slightly distracting while you’re cooking dinner, but no worries — ceramic tile’s waterproof installation methods…
Wood-look ceramic tile options are as numerous and distinct as the trees they’re designed after, and this bedroom uses multiple aspects to achieve a one-of-a-kind look.
Sleek and simple beauty you’ll want to reach out and touch — that’s the impression made by this modern wood-look ceramic tile. With warm honey tones and the clean-cut lines of a rectangular grid pattern, the floor creates a subtle backdrop for natural-looking decor elements. And with ceramic tile’s easy care and resistance to water,…
Bring classic brickwork indoors with ceramic tile and recreate the look of brick with the additional benefits of ceramic tile, such as water, stain, scratch, and fire resistance. This makes brick-look ceramic tile perfect for a feature wall, lending warmth and character to any space.
Ceramic tile is the new brick fireplace surround. Advances in digital imaging allow manufacturers to create tile with any look and any texture. This means that you can have whatever design you want, plus the many advantages of ceramic tile, such as a low life cycle cost and water, scratch, stain, bacteria, and fire resistance.…
Take a seat and a sip of your martini, and soak in the warmth created by ceramic tile in this home bar area. Brick-look wall tiles and stone-look floor tiles meld with the wooden cabinets to evoke a hearth here in the heart of the home.
Originally designed for New York’s first subway station, subway tile is now widely known as a popular tile for homes and businesses alike. The subway architects were originally attracted to tile because it doesn’t stain and is easy to clean. More than a century later, subway tile brings the same benefits to this kitchen’s backsplash.…
The ridges left in sand on the beach, the veins in a leaf, or the texture of a rough-cut log — run your fingers along this 3D artistic ceramic tile and let your mind wander where it will. Mixed metal colors give versatility to this unique shape and texture of high-performing and long-lasting ceramic tile,…
If this floor could talk, it would likely say, “Come and sit a spell.” The gray and gold tones give the stone an oxidized look that lends a comfortable and solid feel. Every time of year will feel like a summer’s evening with the way the light plays off the colors of this ceramic throughout…
The expanse of this unique shower echoes the wide open spaces seen through the window. Small square mosaic tiles in earth tones frame the window like a piece of art and contrast the desert landscape with the vibrancy of design.
This bathroom wall, covered in mosaic squares of ceramic tile, is a golden backdrop to soothing light. Ceramic tile offers beautiful options for slip-resistant bathroom surfaces and is resistant to water, mold, mildew, and bacteria.
This open-concept kitchen and dining area features large-format, stone-look ceramic tile that connects both spaces, offering a beautiful, easy-to-clean flooring solution.
Cherry blossoms are celebrated for their fleeting beauty. Immortalize their grace in your home with durable ceramic tile that captures their elegance for years to come.
Spacious kitchens like this one are the perfect place to show off large-scale tile floor patterns, such as this modified hopscotch design. With four different sizes of tile, this pattern provides the perfect amount of intricacy to complement the muted cream colors of a natural stone look.
Is there such a thing as rustic chic? If so, this living room is the perfect example. Rectangular brown floor tiles, a vertical mosaic wood-look fireplace design, and the stacked logs themselves create an unmistakable cabin feel counteracted by contemporary decor elements. So are we in the middle of the forest, or just a short…
Black and white make a sleek contemporary statement with white ceramic subway tiles and dark grout wrapping this kitchen in an elegant backsplash. Ceramic tile is water-resistant and is inhospitable to mold, mildew, and bacteria, as well as water and flame-resistant — ideal as a choice for your kitchen backsplash.
