Charcoal Wood-Look Tile

Earthy charcoal colors blend with contemporary grays to bring you a flooring choice that makes the fusion of mid-century American decor and Victorian architecture a stroke of genius. Smartly choosing heat-resistant ceramic tile around a fireplace makes your home as safe as it is stylish. Use this neutral palette to accent with your favorite bold…

Wood-Face Ceramic Tile

Team up the trending modern farmhouse style and the simplicity of new industrial home design with a wood-face ceramic tile. The high contrast grain texture of this tile makes whites pop while welcoming accent colors from light wood shades to sleek black-blacks. More durable and versatile than wood flooring, ceramic style can be used in…

Parquet Tile Flooring

Wood grain ceramic tile (the colors of your Grandaddy’s barn) panels laid in squares of even panels alternating on a diamond angle lead the eye through your refurbished loft living room and down the hall. Billowing cotton (that’s Grandma’s influence) dress windows where your same flooring is a pedestal for dreaming. Add a touch of…

Regal Bathroom Tile

This stylish bathroom builds upon the regal quality of creamy stone-look ceramic tile flooring to complete a cohesive vision. A selection of tile sizes and shapes allows the flooring color and texture to be repeated in the backsplash mosaic and also as a feature stripe and flooring in the shower — a charming use of…

Multicolored Wood Bedroom

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. The flooring’s parquet tile pattern features large-format squares with wood textures and tones baked right into the tile — something you certainly don’t see every day, unless you call…

Multicolor Herringbone

This probably isn’t what comes to mind when you think of traditional hardwood. The herringbone design is striking, the color variation is unique — combined, this flooring creates a fashion runway impact. Moreover, this isn’t hardwood at all, but wood-look ceramic tile. Wood-look ceramic tile incorporates the beauty of hardwood and adds the superior qualities…