Granada Tile
OCTOBER 21, 2013
Are you looking to spice up your kitchen? Did you recently move into a place that hasn’t had a kitchen update since they heyday of avocado and harvest gold? Hands down, one of the best ways to perk up your kitchen, where, let’s face it, we tend to spend a lot of our time, is by installing cement tiles from Granada Tile.
Granada Tile
JUNE 29, 2016
In a home in Cape Town, South Africa seen on Apartment Therapy , an inviting courtyard is made even more attractive with the addition of a floor of cement tiles. The patchwork of patterns ground a pastiche of collected furniture in natural and pink rattan adding up to a collected space that feels curated and glamorous.
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Granada Tile
JULY 6, 2016
This group of encaustic tile designs is inspired by ancient cultural patterns from North Africa, South America and Europe. We couldn’t be more flattered. Though rooted in history, these stylish new designs have a very contemporary sensibility.
Granada Tile
JULY 5, 2016
Inspired by ancient cultural patterns from North Africa, South America and Europe, Schatz has created stylish new designs rooted in history with a contemporary sensibility. We know you will fall in love with them before the grout even dries!
Architectural Ceramics
JUNE 21, 2019
For local firm, Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen & Bath of Bethesda, Maryland, when designing her client’s open-concept kitchen, our Ambra Collection in the color Gris was a natural choice. A kitchen design featuring AC’s Ambra Collection. The 24″x24″ backsplash tile works well behind the sink and stove.
Granada Tile
FEBRUARY 17, 2016
The qualities that make Granada Tile’s cement tiles the choice of award-winning coffee shops and hot restaurants and the reasons why it can be seen all over Europe, Africa and Latin America — along with their beautiful designs and vivid colors, our concrete tile is long lasting, easy care and low maintenance — are the same ones make it perfect for (..)
Architectural Ceramics
AUGUST 25, 2017
Africa & The Middle East: Ceramic tile’s history began in the Middle East. Spain: Because the Moors came up from Africa and occupied southern Spain for nearly 800 years, it’s not hard to see why ceramic tile here often looks Moroccan. The kitchen backsplash, for example, plays with angles.
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