Italian porcelain floor and wall tile maker Atlas Concorde unveiled its newest products. We took notice of the new collection as it features porcelain ceramics that expertly mimic natural surfaces such as oak, antiqued wood, marble and even concrete. Let’s take a look! ARBOR The
Subway tile has been a trend in America’s kitchens and bathrooms for over 100 years…and is showing no signs of slowing down! Classic and sophisticated, subway tile is characterized by its 3×6 rectangular glossy and glazed white tiles, typically installed in a running bond pattern
Your front door is often the first thing that draws the eye of visitors. It helps establish the style and mood of your home and immediately provides a sense of the interior aesthetic. As you prepare to welcome guests to your home over this holiday
For new kitchen designs and major remodels, a functional island is usually at the top of most people’s wish list. This is no surprise, as a well designed kitchen island can fill the most important kitchen functions, from food prep and cooking to storage, serving,
In today’s bathroom designs, many prefer neutral colors and earth tones to create a serene “spa like” atmosphere. But how to achieve that effect while also indulging your artistic side and adding your unique personality to the room? The integration of glass mosaic tile into
At CERSAIE, the leading international ceramic tile and bathroom furnishing event, we are always anxious to visit with Tile of Spain to get a sneak peak at upcoming tile trends. They certainly did not disappoint at September’s CERSAIE event in Bologna Italy, with over 90
Kitchens with open floor plans have dominated home design for the past decade. Not just in new construction but in existing home remodels as well. As a result, kitchens spaces have gotten larger and have become a central hub of family living. But what about
Many master bathrooms, both traditional and modern, focus on tried and true design elements such as glass and natural stone tile surfaces, bright hues, richly detailed vanities and many others. Some are hesitant to incorporate natural wood furnishings and decorative elements, but why? Master bathrooms