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CTDA's Tiledealer Blog
JULY 7, 2015
Sylvie recently traveled to Turkey for the CTDA Trade Mission as well as China. I feel extremely lucky to have been a part of the CTDA delegation that went to Istanbul to learn more about Turkey’s ceramic tile industry, as well as their culture. CHINA: JULY 2015. Read about her travels below. TURKEY: JUNE 2015. Basilica Cistern.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
AUGUST 12, 2019
“Last year’s 10 percent increase in tariffs on imported building materials is clearly hitting consumer pockets in areas such as kitchens and bathroom remodels that are heavily dependent on imports of cabinetry, countertops, ceramic tile, plumbing fixtures and vinyl flooring from China,” Nino Sitchinava, Houzz’s principal economist, tells Freshome.
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KB Culture
JUNE 2, 2014
Antique objects, like this repurposed china cupboard, imbue a space, no matter how new or sterile it may be, with at least a smidgen of history. and bath industries, and the founder of KBCULTURE.com. Architecture to Kitchens & Baths, she is also the author of The New. Telling Stories. About the Editor.
Floor Covering News
DECEMBER 22, 2021
Our board leadership reflects our efforts to bring together the best and most collaborative minds in the industry to address current and critical issues affecting the independent floor covering dealer. This experience deepened their love for architecture, building materials and interior design, according to Howell. as vice-chairs.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
FEBRUARY 2, 2016
Cool Ombré Lay geometric tiles in an ombré pattern to bring a modern edge to a room with industrial elements. Moroccan Spa Floor-to-ceiling patterned tile paired with terra cotta-colored grout creates a spa-like escape that pairs well with Turkish cotton towels and a relaxing bath. Image: Sabo Project 2. Image: Emily Henderson 9.
ModCraft
JANUARY 21, 2013
John (then a Fisher-Price toy designer) began experimenting, mixing bone china from scratch and making their own clay. The architecture of modernists like Eero Saarinen, and the design features of automobiles and airlines also subtly influence the work of Clark and St. John says about the tile.
home iq
MARCH 6, 2012
← Atlas Industries Rocks the Office Desk An Electric Lock That Allows You to Leave the Keys at Home → Designer Robin Wilson Becomes Second Black Woman with Textile Line. How will the line be different from other products I can buy at Bed Bath & Beyond ? RW: Our textile line is made in both China and the US.
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