2018 Colors Marble Natural Stone 
Architectural Ceramics
MARCH 30, 2018
Download your own 2018 Tile Bracket here. Let’s see how your tile picks compare to a few of our own; and which material, porcelain, ceramic, glass or stone is favored to take it all. AC’s Genesis Collection in the color Avio; image via architecturalceramics.com. The various colors, sizes and finishes are great.
Architectural Ceramics
FEBRUARY 9, 2018
From ceramic and porcelain to glass and marble, we have plenty of hexagon types to choose from. The way the collection plays with opposing elements is on trend for 2018: Monet: This colorway features a dark turquoise metallic kiss that contrasts a sheer light base. At Architectural Ceramics, we heart hexagons.
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Floor Covering News
APRIL 18, 2022
This marks the first increase since 2018, Astrachan said, and “close but just shy of the highest we’ve ever been, which was around 2007.” The collection is avail- able in three colors, surfaces and sizes. Anatolia has launched a new natural stone collection that is set to feature 300 SKUs. ceramic tile market.
Architectural Ceramics
DECEMBER 31, 2017
AC’s porcelain Monticello Collection in the color Argento, image via Architectural Ceramic’s Houzz Project page. The flooring, also shown in the Argento color from our Monticello Collection, carries the color seamlessly from the vertical to horizontal surface. Classy & Glassy. Playful Pebbles.
Floor Covering News
APRIL 30, 2020
American Olean’s Rochester line blends the visuals of two popular natural stones, limestone and pulpis marble. Textures, patterns and bold colors also define this trend. Rochester blends the visuals of two popular natural stones, limestone and pulpis marble. Imports were also down 5.5%
Trendir Magazine
JANUARY 3, 2019
Vintage Touch This year it’s all about having those classic aesthetics and using simple colors that having an old world feel to them. Another trend that is coming forth strongly is black oak, while 2018 was all about white hues and crisp minimalism this year is all about creating a grounding effect and black oak does just that!
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
MAY 31, 2019
White is still the most popular countertop color. Among the 93% who upgrade countertops when deciding what to replace, Parker says this is the first year that Houzz has seen engineered quartz surpass all of the natural stone materials combined in terms of popularity (48 versus 43%, respectively). Image: phototropic/Getty Images.
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