Bath Marble Porcelain Reference 
Architectural Ceramics
FEBRUARY 23, 2018
Ceramic, marble, porcelain, glass — Square tile is available in a variety of material types. At AC, we have endless porcelain and marble options available as a 12″x12″ field tile. The tile choices throughout the bath are simple in shape and color. Hexagon: Eat your heart out.
How to Floor Tile
AUGUST 7, 2018
Marble Institute Of America! link] I personally do not advocate using Marble, Travertine and other natural stone in showers or wet areas because it is too soft and hard to maintain. I built this shower recently and all the tile looks like marble but it really is Porcelain and manufacturers copy natural stone for a reason.
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Architectural Ceramics
AUGUST 24, 2018
AC’s brushed limestone Vestige Zebrano floor tile, semi-polished Wave limestone wall tile, and porcelain wood-plank wall tile. AC’s brushed limestone Vestige Zebrano floor tile, semi-polished Wave limestone wall tile, and porcelain wood-plank wall tile. The his and hers vanity tops feature Cararra marble slabs.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
JUNE 27, 2019
The transitional bathroom is the most popular bathroom design style, according to the 2019 Bathroom Design Trends report by the National Kitchen + Bath Association. Most commonly, transitional refers to the style that is between traditional and contemporary,” she says. Other options include luxury vinyl, ceramic wood or marble.
Diary of a Tile Addict
APRIL 26, 2019
From 30th April to 2nd May 2019, buyers visiting ExCel, London, will be presented with a powerful line up of ceramic, porcelain, conglomerate, ultra compact, and natural stone surface solutions, making this a must-visit event for retailers, distributors, contractors, and specifiers alike. Chorus Grey from Ceramiche Keope.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
NOVEMBER 11, 2015
View from One MiMA Tower in Hell’s Kitchen New York — in particular, the borough of Manhattan — is often referred to as “the city that never sleeps,” and for good reason. In addition to its intimidating moniker, this part of the city is also sometimes referred to as both Clinton and Midtown West.
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