Part 2 of an interview with Zoe Voigt, a freelance writer, blogger, and tile aficionado. (Link to Part 1) RC: Do you have a favorite tile that you would use for your next project if money were no object? ZV: Oh, yes! This is an easy question, although with being a writer, money will always [...]
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What Shape is Defining Tile Trends Today?
The defining trend in ceramic tile and stone today is not the wood-look. It’s not high definition porcelain. It’s certainly not a particular color palette. And it’s not mixed format mosaics. All of those trends are important, but there is a much broader trend that is shaping the design of ceramic, stone, glass, and metal [...]
Why We Pay More for Wind Energy
Update: The folks at REC provided me with more accurate information regarding our renewable energy credits purchases. View the new post. Statements Tile is a green business, top to bottom. After an extensive environmental audit three years ago, we instituted a sustainability program that addresses the impacts we have on the environment beginning with the [...]
5 Rules for Choosing a Tile Installer
The biggest mistake that people make on their tile project is not spending as much time shopping for an installer as they do shopping for tile. Tile installation, especially when it comes to stone, glass, metal or other specialty tiles requires expertise and skill. To help you navigate the process of selecting a tile installer, [...]
Beige: The Celine Dion of Tile Colors
It pains me to say this, but the most popular tile color of the last decade is beige. There is nothing wrong with beige. It’s safe. It’s an easy choice. But you know what? There’s nothing right with beige either. It’s the default choice when you’re overwhelmed with selection. Beige is what builders install in [...]
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