Architectural Ceramics

JULY 27, 2018

Cement & Terracotta. Sorry wood-look porcelain, we’ve temporarily moved on, to cement and terracotta tile. Spaces are trending toward more natural material choices like cement and terracotta tiles. Either cement or terracotta tiles would make a great patio or accent wall in an outdoor space.

Outdoor 157

Outdoor Terracotta Natural Stone Tile 157

Architectural Ceramics

NOVEMBER 14, 2019

Taking a luxurious bath is another easy way to feel like you’ve stepped into a spa at the Four Seasons. However, if baths aren’t your thing or your bathroom doesn’t have a tub, you can add a body spray to your shower for hydrotherapy and a massage-like feel. We are loving this marble and brushed brass mosaic. What’s your mood?

Terracotta 100

Terracotta Oregon Portland Stone 100

Realstone

MAY 16, 2023

This versatile material can be used in various rooms of the home, including walls, floors, fireplaces, showers, and backsplashes by adding color, interest, warmth and style to any space. This design features a rustic stone backsplash with a clean white vessel sink in front of it, which creates a beautiful contrast.

Natural Stone 52

Natural Stone Stone Design Travertine 52

Tile Talk

FEBRUARY 18, 2014

The increased awareness of tile’s long-lasting beauty has not only made kitchen and bathroom backsplashes a showpiece, but the same theory has held true for fireplace hearths and surrounds as well. backsplash designs. kitchen backsplash. backsplash designs. kitchen backsplash. Image via Apartment Therapy.

Tile 150

Tile Cement Design Painted 150

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

JUNE 18, 2019

From kitchen backsplashes to shower surrounds, subway tile is always a classic choice. Instead of a jetted bath, try a colored tub. Some of our favorites are coral, turquoise or even terracotta. A matte marble tile or matte showerhead adds a layer of texture and sophistication. Image: Image Flow/Shutterstock.

Trends 100

Trends Wet Room Painted Terracotta 100