With a bathtub like this, soaking in the sun takes on new meaning. Wouldn’t you just love to sink up to your neck in this deep tub and let all your worries float away?
The beauty of this bathroom is in the unique details. A glass sink sits atop a dark wood vanity with a striking wood grain. The faucet rises from the ground rather than behind the sink for a modern look.
The classic pinwheel pattern from the 1920s and 1930s gets a modern twist with earth-toned stone-look ceramic tiles. Their slip-resistant options make them perfect for bathrooms and showers.
The glass walls of a spacious curbless shower give this bathroom an expansive feeling that is simply elegant. Curbless showers are a trending design feature that not only maximize the usable space in a bathroom, but also provide an accessible bathing option for everyone.
The classic square ceramic tiles blend modern and vintage styles. The mix of large and small tiles in earthy tones offers a fresh twist, while monochromatic furnishings keep the focus on the stunning floor.
Bring the beauty and versatility of ceramic tile outside for a change. Rectangular wood-look tile gives this building a neat and orderly curb appeal. The rich color of the tile won’t fade, and with its easy care, will last for decades.
Light fills this space, which is elegantly appointed with stone-textured ceramic floor tile and a mosaic feature wall — a stunning pattern of white ceramic tiles that shine without distracting. With a reception like this, you may not mind if you had to wait all day.
As you take a seat in this lobby, you finally realize what the term “blank slate” really means. You sink into one of the plush cream couches, and the room’s clean tones wash away the stress of your day, allowing you to focus on the present moment and present space. The elegant stone tile occupies…
Think buildings are boring? Varying sizes of vertical and horizontal rectangle tile fit together with a puzzle-like complexity, making it clear that consistency isn’t necessary for cohesiveness. These brightly colored window frames add pops of color to the monochromatic design and establish a truly fun facade. Fun doesn’t mean high-maintenance, though — with ceramic tile,…
If you mistook this floor for a wind-swept beach, you would be forgiven. With palm trees just outside the glass walls, the stone-look ceramic tile takes on the look of sand that has been blown this way and that. The ability to look like other materials is one of the many features of ceramic tile…
This company means business, and they’ve made sure everyone knows that by making clean-cut stone tile the defining characteristic of their facade. The exterior utilizes three different colors and a mix of horizontal and vertical rectangular tiles to keep things interesting, and all of these elements enjoy the low maintenance and durability of ceramic tile.…
A sunny veranda sets the mood for this living room, shedding light on the situation. Wood-look ceramic tile echoes the furniture and framing with plank-shaped flooring that you would swear is pine. Ceramic tile is the versatile choice for flooring with an unimaginable amount of design options, and long-lasting beauty with minimal care. Tile has…