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If Only The Road to the Final Games Were Paved in Tile

Architectural Ceramics

At Architectural Ceramics, we have wood-look porcelain tiles that you won’t want to pass up. Which of our final four wood-look porcelain tile collection picks wins you over? Here are our final four wood-look porcelain tile collection picks. To see the full Seattle Collection, download a Data Sheet here.

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Not All Wood-Look Tiles Are Created Equal

Architectural Ceramics

Seattle and Fern have 40 faces, meaning you will only see the same pattern every 40 pieces of tile. Ceramic vs. Porcelain Wood-Look Tiles. There are several different types of porcelain and it’s quickly become one of the most popular options out there. See more Wood Replica here. Composition.

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Ceramics of Italy unveils top six tile trends for 2020

Floor Covering News

After reviewing hundreds of new product launches from Ceramics of Italy member companies, Ceramics of Italy has released its top six trends for the 2020 spring-summer season. For a traditional look, there are porcelain tiles emulating three-dimensional stone that can be used on interior or exterior walls.

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Bringing a Modern Country Look to an Old Farmhouse Bathroom

Architectural Ceramics

Seattle Bark Wood lookalike porcelain flooring. Architectural Ceramics was my top choice for tile because I really love the new trend of wood lookalike porcelain. We chose the 8×48 Seattle White Bark Field Tile for the floors, which also really helped brighten the room.

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Contract market looks to weather the storm

Floor Covering News

Pictured is Daltile’s Vertuo, a mix and match collection of porcelain tile featuring two different nature-inspired looks. Ceramic faces challenges. You don’t necessarily see it growing into working areas, whereas someone who put in ceramic or wood in the lobby and are now going with LVT.”.

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Should You Use Hardwood Floors in Kitchens and Bathrooms?

Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

John Manning, manager broker at RE/MAX on Market in Seattle, WA, advises against hardwood, and even engineered wood flooring products. However, she recommends ceramic or porcelain tiles. By that time, she says, the leak would damage other types of flooring. Cons of hardwood floors. Hardwood floors are susceptible to warping.

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MSI’s Shah outlines his strategy for success

Floor Covering News

So, whether it’s Seattle, Oakland, Los Angeles, Houston, Tampa, Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Savannah, Charleston, Norfolk, or New Jersey—we bring significant amounts of product. We saw anti-dumping on quartz, we saw anti-dumping on ceramic tile. Is demand for ceramic and porcelain and stone equally as strong?