Rubble Tile
OCTOBER 28, 2015
Glass and marble mosaic tiles AlysEdwards Glass/Stone Blends are installed in many of the units at 71 France. The post 71 France – Upscale Edina Apartments appeared first on Rubble Tile : Minneapolis Tile Shop and Showroom. These upscale apartments are in the center of the action in Edina, MN. Designed […].
Granada Tile
OCTOBER 28, 2014
Set off by rustic painted cabinets, burnished wood countertops and that fabulous terracotta pot bursting with sunflowers, the Sherwood tiles in the 6 x 6 inch size from our Echo Collection add to this California space’s unique “south of France meets Arts & Crafts” vibe.
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Architectural Ceramics
AUGUST 25, 2017
I See London, I See France… The origin of ceramic tile can be traced back to 13th Century BC, where natural clay tiles were used in Mesopotamian temples. Countries like Spain, Italy, France and the Netherlands all have signature styles: Photo: A wall in the Alhambra; image via Libby Turner Dickstein for Architectural Ceramics.
Granada Tile
JULY 15, 2019
Named after the region in France, the Normandy cement tile pattern is evocative of French medieval churches. In this modern kitchen, two-tone cabinetry and shiplap backsplash do plenty to speak for trendiness. Elegant white kitchen covered in Granada Tile’s Normandy pattern. Photograph by Josh Gibson.
Granada Tile
OCTOBER 30, 2015
The restaurant, located within walking distance of The Grove, a popular outdoor shopping destination, Terrine, which serves hearty French brasserie standards, is a little bit of France in the middle of Los Angeles.
Granada Tile
NOVEMBER 25, 2013
It’s a great choice for a cement tile backsplash or a concrete wall tile option when you have a space that needs something on a tinier scale. Another very popular choice, it’s also a great call for a cement tile backsplash or wall tile, say in a powder room where space is at a premium. Tile photo, Granada Tile.
Granada Tile
JANUARY 28, 2014
Don’t get us wrong—we love the backsplashes and floor tile installations that we see—but we go gaga when we see unusual cement tile installations. Of course, given its deep Spanish roots, it’s no wonder Granada Tile is in the mix, since cement tiles were especially popular in both Spain and France in the 19th century.
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