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Ceramic tile has a rich legacy in design, art, and architecture that spans thousands of years. While ancient Mesopotamian temples are the earliest-recorded sites of ceramic tiles, this art form has appeared throughout history, from Ottoman palaces decked with Turkish Iznik tiles to Baroque interiors lined with Spanish Azulejo tiles.
Continuing this legacy, Country Floors is an industry leader that honors tradition while offering a selection of refined modern looks. As Country Floors, we are enjoying the rightful pride of making your living spaces much more beautiful than they already are. It is an amazing feeling for us to be rewarded by the Interior Design Magazine Best of Year Product Award with a ceramic tile collection. Our lovely Desert Wildflower Ceramic Tile Collection is arguably the best in interior design.
Found in a variety of colors and sizes, our tiles range from plain fields to an assortment of designs and prints. Matte, velvet, and crackled glaze finishes add dimension to any flat surface. There is a wide selection to choose from. Like the Sister Parish Design Ceramic tiles, the classic tile collection reflects timeless fabric patterns. Sister Parish and Wagara Ceramic Tile Collection both have been selected for the finalist of another Interior Design award. For a blend of modernity and tradition, the arabesque and Moroccan tile patterns can be found on modern-day ceramic tiles.
Our ceramic tiles are perfect for interior walls and floors. They can be chosen for residential and commercial projects.
Our ceramic tiles are perfect for kitchen walls and floors, and bathrooms, giving wet surfaces an elegant and polished appearance. The most common applications are hotel and condo bathroom floor tiles and kitchen backsplashes. Ceramic tiles can also be found in commercial applications, such as hotel bar walls and exposed restaurant kitchens. The hospitality sector utilizes these tiles for hotel entrances, reception desks, pools, and spas. Please check the product specifications under the product pages to get better info based on product-specific areas.
Most ceramic tiles start as a piece of red or white clay that has been formed by hand or by machine into a shape. While this shape is most often flat, it can take many configurations depending on the intended usage. Once the shape has been decided, the tile is glazed with a ceramic glaze and fired at extremely high temperatures in a kiln. For all residential interiors, the final product is always installed with un-sanded grout and thin-set mortar. If you'd like to know more about ceramic, not only tiles you can visit the ceramic wiki.
