Quarry Tile Laundry Room Flooring
This laundry room features a twist on the classic grid layout with a combination of square quarry tiles and rectangle quarry tiles.
Terra cotta-look tile adds rustic charm to any space, evoking the Spanish or Italian countryside. These tiles are often confused actual terra cotta but they are actually quarry tile.
Quarry tile is an excellent choice because of its water resistance and frost and heat durability, meaning that you can use it outdoors without worry of damage. Actual terra cotta does not have the same level of moisture resistance or durability.
The most common color of quarry tile is red, which works well for typical terra cotta-look tile, but you can also mix it up with quarry tile in other earth tones, such as brown, tan, black, and gray.
Warm Rustic-Look Tile Flooring
Want that rustic look without the maintenance concerns of older materials? Ceramic tile can achieve any look you want while also providing stain, scratch, and water resistance.
Quarry Tile Terrace
Transform your space with Mediterranean-inspired terrace quarry tiles. Discover WhyTile’s guide to creating a stunning outdoor oasis!
Mediterranean-Style Ceramic Tile Sink
Che bel lavandino! What a beautiful sink, which could be in an Italian villa or in your home. Ceramic tile has an endless variety of design options, such as this stone-look design with a beautiful old-word patina. Ceramic tile is the right choice for bathrooms, with resistance to water, mold, mildew and bacteria. Durable and…
Distressed Terracotta-Look Floor
Earthy tones abound in this charming living room. The distressed ceramic tile floor ties together both the russet of the couches and the verdigris of the wallpaper, and the alternating grain of the tiles adds an interesting twist to a straightforward grid. You don’t need to worry about the floor actually becoming distressed — ceramic…
Red Terra Cotta Look Bar Floor
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…