Ceramic Tile

Ceramic tile begins as clay, usually comprised of shale, gypsum, and sand, and is forged into a material known as bisque. The bisque can be shaped into tiles and then is fired (usually in a kiln). As a rule, the higher the temperature, the stronger the tile will be. Ceramic tiles can be glazed, unglazed, plain, or decorated and can be installed for a variety of applications, though most commonly for walls and floors.

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Porcelain Tile

Both porcelain and ceramic tiles have distinct advantages that go beyond just cost savings. They offer a large array of stylish options, are very durable, they resist moisture, are easy to clean and care for, and can endure a high amount of foot traffic and kitchen-related wear.

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Natural Stone

Natural stone products, such as granite, marble, limestone, and slate are quarried from the earth. Because it is not made from a human process, every design and pattern within natural stone is unique.

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Glass Tile

No more complicated than it sounds, glass tiles are made from a variety of glasses, and can be made to fit a sizeable range of uses.

Glass tiles can be ideal for almost any room in the home including, kitchens, bathrooms, entryways, living rooms, and hearths as well as many more outdoor applications.

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Metal Tile

Metal tiles are commonly available in brass, copper, pewter, chrome, steel, and satin nickel. Aside from the unique and attractive materials used for metal tile, there are a variety of treatment methods that allow for further customization of the metal.

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