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Back to Basics: Which material is right for my design?

Architectural Ceramics

When designing for a tile project, there are more factors than just color and style to keep in mind. Some examples of stone tile include marble, quartz, limestone, slate, and granite. Requires latex or epoxy mortar Prone to scratching Available in many colors and looks. Terracotta.

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Cozy Up Your Home for the Holidays

Architectural Ceramics

This is an easy place to add color and texture to the room. Your options include porcelain, stone, and terracotta tiles, just to name a few. Introduce calm colors. Too many bright and harsh colors can overwhelm the senses. While great at creating an energized and fun space, these colors may not be ideal for day-to-day.

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Your Room’s Focal Point: The Fireplace

Architectural Ceramics

The product above is from our hand-painted terracotta Tabarka collection. This fireplace, selected as one of HGTV’s favorite fireplace designs from the hit show Fixer Upper, shows solid marble slabs used for both the surround and raised hearth. Visit one of our DC, MD, or VA tile showrooms for a free tile design consultation.

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Take It Outside: Outdoor AC Tile Collections

Architectural Ceramics

The type of glass or the color used becomes an extension of the home, allowing homeowners like you to bring a bit of the style inside your home, out. Cement & Terracotta. Sorry wood-look porcelain, we’ve temporarily moved on, to cement and terracotta tile. But you don’t have to settle for the norm.

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