Featured Image: Cementine Retro Tile from Arizona Tile
Mid-century modern design has recently resurfaced as a top trend in home design, proving it’s a timeless aesthetic that won’t soon go out of style. If you’re looking to renovate or remodel your kitchen and you’re as enamored by mid-century design as we are, look no further than these ideas for retro-inspired kitchen tiles.
Featured Image: Digitalart Mix Deco Rectified Glazed Porcelain Tile from Arizona Tile
There’s nothing better than enjoying a beautiful patio and outdoor bar in the summer. Whether you’re renovating your outdoor dining area, having a new patio bar installed or just looking for inspiration for your next project, check out these design tips and ideas. From tile to seating to décor, we’ve got you covered.
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If you have an outdoor space that’s perfect for entertaining, chances are you started planning your 4th of July BBQ months ago. Looking for inspiration for your party décor, food and more? You’ve come to the right place. Here’s a list of versatile 4th of July party ideas to get you started.
Featured Image: Steam Shower with Ceramic Tile
A steam shower is a luxurious addition to any bathroom—a perfect way to sit back, relax and steam away the stresses of your day. If you’re considering having a steam shower installed in your home, one of the major decisions you’ll need to make is choosing the perfect tile for the job.
There are a few factors to consider, so check out these tips to make sure you choose the best material for your needs.
Featured Image: Arizona Tile supports the Gary Sinise Foundation & Home Builders Foundation
As a company that has enjoyed 40 years of success and support thanks to our loyal customers and dedicated staff, we at Arizona Tile like to give back whenever we can. In honor of Memorial Day, here’s an update on our recent contributions to the Gary Sinise Foundation and Home Builders Foundation.
Featured Image: Club White Recycled Material Tile from Arizona Tile
When shopping for new porcelain or ceramic tile for your home, you may have come across the phrase “rectified porcelain.” If you’re wondering what it means, you’re not alone! Let’s clarify what this term means and look at the differences between rectified and non-rectified porcelain.
Featured Image: Cladded Tile from Arizona Tile
There’s something fun and fresh about giving your house a little makeover… and a lot of curb appeal. Cladding is an excellent option for those who want to give their home or other building a new look and new life. The extra bonus with cladding is that it can also save you money when it comes to electricity, by providing more insulation.
Featured Image: Reside Ash Large Format Porcelain Tile from Arizona Tile
Extra-large tiles are a beautiful, dramatic and unique choice for flooring, and in addition to their aesthetic appeal they offer several benefits. They deliver an undeniable, eye-catching impact and can help make your room appear more spacious. The larger tile surface also allows for fewer grout joints, which can contribute to a cleaner and more modern look. Large format porcelain tile is available in so many versatile designs, colors and patterns that it has become a top trend in interior design.
If you’re planning to have large porcelain tile installed in your home or you want to know more about it, let’s look at the basics of installing large format tile.
Featured Image: Aquea Castor Rectified Color Body Porcelain Tile From Arizona Tile
It’s no secret that porcelain tile continues to rise in popularity as a modern, beautiful and durable alternative to materials like hardwood and natural stone. As porcelain becomes more popular for a variety of uses and applications, the demand for porcelain in high-performance environments has increased accordingly.
Featured Image: Italian Alps and Home To Marble Quarries
Marble is a stunning stone with a timeless beauty and classic look that’s unparalleled by other materials. Marble has an extensive history in Italy—it’s been a part of Italian culture and industry for over 2,000 years. If you’re an admirer of Italian marble or you’re considering installing some in your home, you may be wondering about the beautiful history and origins of marble products.
White marble is the ultimate classic when it comes to natural stone. It’s popular for good reason, and used for a variety of applications from countertops to art to architecture. So where does this gorgeous stone come from?
The most common types of white Italian marble are Carrara, Calacatta and Statuario, all of which come from a region near the city of Carrara, Italy. We’ll take a closer look at the origins of each one.
