When you were little, you may have gotten into trouble for coloring on the walls. Now that you’re an adult, you no longer need to restrain that creative energy. Ceramic tile offers you a design to match your imagination — this lovely floral pattern is merely one of your options.
This striking herringbone design and unique color variation create a runway-worthy impact, proving this isn’t traditional hardwood—it’s wood-look ceramic tile.
The modern entertainment center is now an entertainment focal point. A wall-mounted flat-screen against this mosaic ceramic tile feature wall beckons your focus (just don’t let the beauty distract you from what you’re watching). The exquisite rectangular flooring could be a distraction in itself, if its vertical layout didn’t direct your vision right back to…
This pristine, glossy ceramic tile makes you wonder if “mudroom” is really the appropriate term for this space. But don’t worry — ceramic tile is stain-resistant, scratch-resistant, and easy to clean with water alone, so this floor will continue to shine.
At once vast and cozy, the corner of this restaurant is stunning. The 3D tiled walls add a touch of midcentury flair, which the lighting echoes. The marble-look ceramic tiled floors have an off-beat black and white pattern that adds movement and interest. Ceramic tile is a smart choice for restaurants, with its resistance to…
This ethereal room seems to float above the ocean, with floors that draw you toward the blue expanse. The ceramic tile blends wood and stone looks, creating a stunning design in ocean hues.
Bring out your inner merperson in this fun bathroom with its playful fish scale patterned tiles. This bold wall takes the heavenly-white bathroom to under the sea. The design options of ceramic tile are endless, from fish scales to 3D shapes and natural stone looks to shimmery surfaces.
Herringbone got its start when the Romans used crushed stone in that pattern to create stronger roads. This wood-look ceramic tile in a herringbone pattern makes a strong statement, in sublime fashion. Ceramic tile also has a rich heritage, and has been used in art and architecture throughout history. One of the many benefits of…
This light oak-look ceramic tile is low-maintenance, easy to clean, and resistant to moisture, mold, mildew, bacteria, and other irritants. Ceramic tile is also fire-resistant and free of VOCs, formaldehyde, and PVC.
The linear theme of this bedroom is carried from the oak-look ceramic tile that rolls down the wall and across the floor. Ceramic tile is easy to keep in order, requiring only regular sweeping and occasional wiping down with clean water.
This olive wood-look ceramic tile wall adds warmth and charm. Its fire-hardened finish resists scratches, moisture, and fading, so you can let the sunlight showcase its beauty worry-free.
This white pine-look tile proves that simplicity is beautiful. Easy to care for, ceramic tile offers endless design possibilities.
The modern ebony-look ceramic tiles in this chic boutique pave the way with a bold and beautiful black and white pattern. Ceramic tile is an ideal flooring for retail shops, where style is king and durability is golden.
Sip your coffee, enjoy the view — there’s as much to admire inside as there is outside. Chic, large-format, modern industrial-look ceramic tiles create a clean, minimalistic design in the flooring that’s echoed in the rectangular tile of the TV surround.
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.…
Bring nature indoors with this lovely iridescent mosaic tile, which conjures up in your mind the curved shape of seashells, the smooth texture of pebbles, and the glistening hues of a bubbling brook. Use these tiles anywhere in your home — water resistance makes it perfect for the bathroom and its stain resistance is ideal…
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,…
