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South America Advanced Ceramics Market to Top $10 Billion by 2023

Ceramic Industry Magazine

According to a recent report, the advanced ceramics market in South America was valued at nearly $7.5 billion in 2017.

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Annual Flooring Product Guide 2023

Floor Covering News

As per usual, the hardwood category is well represented with species from North and South America featured. Its Ceramin tiles, meanwhile, are positioned as an alternative to ceramic and natural stone. Brazilian cherry, renowned for its timeless beauty and distinct red undertones, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity.

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Ceramics of Italy unveils Cersaie 2024 trend report

Floor Covering News

Evocative stone This year, brands turned up the volume, finding the rarest of stones—from a little-known quartzite in South America to exclusive cuts of calacatta—or creating evocative amalgamations of stone with bright colors and luminous veins.

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LaRochelle Cement Tiles For A Beautiful Deck

Granada Tile

Just look at the plazas and cafes of Europe, South America and North Africa. A Beautiful Deck. Cement tiles are beautiful in outdoor spaces, like decks and patios. Through wear and tear and heat and rain, these cement tiles retain their vibrant looks. So they’re ideal for your outdoor space.

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Portobello America opens Tennessee facility

Floor Covering News

One aspect of Portobello America that makes it unique is its go-to-market strategy. Without distribution in Brazil, Portobello’s business model in South America has meant the creation of 150 retail locations to service consumers b2c. We’re very glad that we found our place in Tennessee.” In the U.S., Here in the U.S.,

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Granada Tile’s Fez Cement Tiles Is The Welcome Mat In A Colorado Home

Granada Tile

Paving the streets, main squares and outdoor spaces of Italy, France, Morocco and South America, they’ve survived the scuffle of feet over hundreds of years, retaining their bright, distinctive beauty. For wet rooms, foyers, patios, laundry rooms or any space that sees the wear and tear of everyday life, consider cement tiles.

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Tile Is A Trend Lonny Editors Want To Stick Around

Granada Tile

Of course, knowing the long history and incredible durability of cement tiles — for proof, just look to the beautiful outdoor plazas and the colorful interiors of South America, North Africa and Europe.

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