TILES BY LOOK

Tiles by Look

CONCRETE TILE

Versatile and long-lasting, concrete tile can be used in nearly any space. A variety of color options are also available, making this the ideal alternative to more traditional materials.

GAUGED PORCELAIN TILE

This European concept is the ideal solution for any American surface. The large gauged porcelain panels look like natural stone but are more versatile than marble, granite, river stone, and other material found in nature.

GLASS TILE

Need a splash of color? Glass tile is a popular option for accent walls in bathrooms and kitchens as it’s both eye-catching and durable.

FABRIC TILE

Infuse softness and warmth into a room with an old classic that’s making a comeback: fabric tile. Textures such as weaves, burlap, and linen are well-suited for low traffic areas.

MARBLE TILE

Chic and timeless, marble tile makes a statement. While white is the most traditional option for an entryway or bathroom, additional color variations are available.

METAL TILE

Sturdy, stylish, and versatile, metallic tile instantly adds character to any space. Use it to create a statement wall, a decorative border in a hallway, or as a bathroom or kitchen backsplash.

MODERN TILE

More quirky and colorful, modern tile focuses on color, patterns, shapes, and sizes. The term “standard” doesn’t apply to the dramatic looks modern tiles offer.

SLATE TILE

Bring the outdoors in with the natural earth tones of slate tile. This is the perfect finish for adding a distinctive, rustic touch to a cabin or lodge.

STONE TILE

Composed of real stone rather than glazed ceramic or porcelain, this tile is characterized by its natural variations in appearance — which adds to its earthy look and appeal.

SUBWAY TILE

Often used as a backsplash in kitchens and bathrooms, this simple yet classic tile can also be surprisingly versatile, adding interest to otherwise ordinary spaces. Think: outdoor BBQ areas and patios.

TRADITIONAL TILE

The more understated a tile is the more classic it feels which is why traditional tile never goes out of style. Traditional tile typically is muted in color, laid out in familiar tile designs, and often make use of traditional art themes using a repetitive pattern to create a soothing atmosphere.

TRAVERTINE TILE

This limestone tile is known for its unique vein patterns and assorted colors. A bit more subtle and consistent in appearance than marble, travertine is also durable and long-lasting.

WALL TILE

Perhaps the most diverse in selection and size, wall tiles offer many options for a variety of spaces. Use it anywhere — from bathroom to kitchen, fireplace to accent wall.

WOOD TILE

With its variations in color palette and glazing, wood tile works just about anywhere — from an urban condo’s birchwood floors to a dark yet playful mahogany wall in a Havana-esque bungalow.