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5 Ways to Wear White After Memorial Day

Architectural Ceramics

Using white marble in a space, like putting on a pair of pointy-toed heels, is always a timeless choice. AC’s Candango Collection featuring a dimensional mosaic in Thassos marble. A mosaic sheet in Thassos marble from AC’s Candango Collection. A mosaic sheet in Thassos marble from AC’s Candango Collection.

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4 Ways to Think Big with Tile in Small Bathrooms

Architectural Ceramics

Ati Williams, real estate entrepreneur and owner of DC Home Buzz , partnered with Architectural Ceramics on this powder room feature wall. The back-painted glass tile uses a powder technique to achieve the hand-printed effect. Mann’s DC bathroom may be short on floor space, but its walls are tall. Focus on a Feature.

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Week of October 19th, 2020 – Art & Innovation

Architectural Ceramics

Here’s another fun fact about art that might blow your mind: The most expensive painting ever sold was the “Salvator Mundi” by Da Vinci, at a staggering $450 million, or the cost of around 10 Gulfstream G-450’s, dubbed “Hollywood’s Private Jet”. Paintings are just one aspect of the art realm, and art is a very subjective term to many.

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Design Trends: The 2019 PANTONE Color of the Year

Architectural Ceramics

This matte porcelain tile, made to look like honed marble, has an elegant look without the maintenance that natural stone requires. This bathroom renovation, shown right, illustrates the Focal Point palette well because of its use of warm ceramic tile on the accent wall, and cool marble tile on the sides of the tub and the floors.

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Tile with Money in Mind

Architectural Ceramics

From a dime-sized circle to that of a Sacagawea golden dollar coin, these varying circles in Calacatta Gold marble show off the range typical of this stone’s cream, beige and grey well. To explore more metallic tile, speak with one of our design associates in one of our five DC-metro area showroom locations. Nickel & Dimed.

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

Architectural Ceramics

Some examples of stone tile include marble, quartz, limestone, slate, and granite. Hand-painted patterns and colors available Porous material not suitable for wet & freeze-susceptible areas. Visit one of our DC, MD, or VA tile showrooms for a free tile design consultation.

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Ready for Resale: Tips on Getting Ready to Sell Your Home

Architectural Ceramics

If you’re putting your house on the market, check out what local DC metro area real estate and home staging professionals have to say about getting ready to sell. There has been a shift in the preferred finishes,” Fernandez says, “The hot look right now is light or grey cabinets, with light marble or quarts countertops, and dark flooring.”.

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