An enduring typical application for ceramic tiles has always been the kitchen setting. In particular, there will consistently be a design team somewhere that wants to create a motif around Farm Life Ceramic Tiles. Let’s dive into that for a moment. As you can see in the imagery above and below , our Farm Series offers […]
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Any and all Red Tile Wall Designs have an amazing and often subliminal impact due the nature of the color red and our mental processes. Let’s dive into that for just a moment. We recently found a very cool website, colorwheelpro.com. They describe red as: “Red is the color of fire and blood, so it is […]
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Ruminating on the various design statements that ceramic tiles can make led us to our topic: Color Blocking Ceramic Tiles. Then, Architectural Digest gave us some food for thought by saying: “Color blocking—pairing a few solid hues to create a single bold look—may have started on the fashion runways, but it’s also a great decor tactic. […]
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Majolica Glazed Ceramic Tiles are a distinct and unique genre living inside the category of ceramic tile in general.It is a confusing idea since it is can also be spelled: Maiolica. Regardless the spelling, the material is typically thought of as having its origin in the Renaissance Period in Italy. Merriam-Webster says that it is: “earthenware covered […]
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The influence of the legendary Moors on art, architecture, and culture in general, is vast and well chronicled. Today, we want to bring to light a bit on Moorish Style Ceramic Tiles. Additionally, we suggest a strong role for Country Floors in your process of understanding this material. As a piece of background, Britannica.com says that […]
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There are many design plans where Geometric Ceramic Tile Shapes lend themselves to creativity for both the designer and their homeowner clients. To support this contention, we found this from across the pond: House Beautiful – UK offered this: “Ditch the metro tiles – geometrics and more intricate designs are here! Squares and rectangles are a thing […]
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We have posted extensively on the relationship between color and mood. Specifically, how an interior design plan can be enhanced by an understanding of, and apprecation for, the relationship between our psyche and color. So here is one idea for today: Calm Blue Tiles. This post was inspired by an Australian interior designer named Krystal […]
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Very few visuals convey a sense of home, hearth, and warmth more than a kitchen featuring Fruits and Vegetables Tiles as accent elements. In my almost forty years in the ceramic tile industry, this style has never, ever gone away. There are always homeowners, and their interior design sherpas, who want to create this ambiance in […]
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