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Introduction
Tile, made from various materials and in various shapes and sizes,
have been being used in functional and decorative applications ever
since humans have created shelters in which to live.
There is an enormous selection of tiles being produced today. They are
produced in many colors, patterns, and textures. Just remember that
tiles do not need to be used only conventionally such as in the
kitchen or bathroom. These tiles can be used creatively in many
different fashions- the possibilities are endless!
So wherever your personal tastes lie, you’re sure to find the perfect
look and location for the tile that you choose to truly make your home
uniquely yours.
Application Ideas
Halls: you only get one chance to make a first impression!
Living Rooms: usually a multi-functional area used by everyone in the
family
Kitchens and Dining Rooms: a main area of the home, often referred to
as “the heart of the home”
Conservatories: consider all elements involved in tiling this room
from effects from the weather to functionality
Bathrooms and Bedrooms: usually a highly personal space and should be
designed carefully to create a relaxing atmosphere
Fireplace surrounds: a fun place to add design and your own individual
personality to a room
Window recesses: a good place to add color where often there is a void
Door panels & Staircase risers: a unique touch to once again add
interest and design
Room wall borders: an alternative to using wallpaper borders of wood
Our Selection
We carry many types of tile in our showroom including the following:
Ceramic
Porcelain
Stone- slate, limestone, travertine, marble, granite
Antique brick
Hand-made tile in many shapes, sizes, colors, themes, textures
Glass
Seashell
Pewter
Bronze
Brass
Nickel
Mosaic
In addition to our unique hand-made and specialty tiles offered, we
also have a variety of assortments from more well-known manufacturers.
If you are looking for a specific tile, please
e-mail or call us. We
deal with many manufacturers and would be happy to help you with your
search.
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