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Quarry tile’s durability as well as slip resistance and water resistance make it an excellent choice for commercial kitchens. While design may not be the highest priority in this hard-working environment, quarry tile offers a durable work surface that’s stylish, as well.
This quarry tile looks right at home with this home’s view.
Quarry tile in a matte black showcases glossy red mosaic tile, as well as contrasting the variation of square shapes.
Olé! Red increases appetite, so it’s the perfect color for a range backsplash. This red backsplash opts for a unique 3D tile design in a vertical brickwork pattern.
They say opposites attract, and this kitchen proves that’s true with classic white marble-look counter and ceramic wall tile contrasted with a bold red 3D tile range backsplash.
This nook and bar front has a unique look thanks to the end-cut wood grain of these square tiles set in a diamond pattern. The design of the ceramic tiles washed with luscious red is offset by a zig-zag installation of cream in the same tile style.
Hexagon tiles? Nope — this is gauged porcelain tile with a hex design printed onto it. Thanks to manufacturing advances, you can print any design imaginable onto tile.
Artwork that you can install anywhere in your building that will stand the test of time — that’s the beauty of gauged porcelain tile designs.
A combination of colors, typography, soaring birds, stamps, barcodes, and other unusual designs, this custom-designed gauged porcelain tile facade is sure to turn heads.
Bold red and orange mosaic tiles make these walls pop! The subdued hues of the brown wood and large, square floor tiles create a contrasting backdrop for this red-hot kitchen. These walls will have long-lasting shine and a wipe-down surface that’s perfect and protective in the kitchen. Bold reds and oranges let your guests know…
Lots of action ’round here, even if this bar doesn’t have Tom Cruise as bartender. These quarry tiles are the hardest working flooring choice, typically pulling out all the stops—stop slipping, stop moisture, stop scratches. You’ll usually find this rugged tile in commercial settings and it’s making it’s way into modern industrial residential design, as…
The line between inside and outside is blurred in this modern living room and its adjoining patio. Red flooring covers the expanse with a wood-look ceramic tile, creating an inviting space. Ceramic tile is the ideal flooring for both indoors and outdoors, with resistance to stains, scratches, and fading by the sun. Because ceramic is…
