Granite Tile & Slabs

Featured Image: Emperador Light Marble Countertop and Backsplash Dry Bar from Arizona Tile

When it comes to entertaining in your home, nothing says ready-to-party-sophistication like the must-have wet or dry bar. An in-home bar provides everyone a handy place to prepare drinks, without having to search your house for tools or ingredients. If you think it’s time to update your entertainment space with a wet or dry bar, but you’re not sure which one is better for you, read on… everything you need to know is right here.

Featured Image: Arizona Tile and The Shade Tree Project Las Vegas

Arizona Tile is proud to share a wonderful cause with you today. Our Las Vegas location recently supplied materials to help complete renovations at The Shade Tree, a facility that provides safe shelter for women and children in crisis.

Featured Image: Bevel Subway Ceramic Tile Kitchen Countertop from Arizona Tile

Whether you just moved in to your new house or you've lived here for years, chances are your kitchen and/or bathroom could use a little sprucing up. If you’re looking for simple, quick ways to update your kitchen or bathroom, look no further. Here are eight of our top ideas to get you started:

Featured Image: Durability Comparison – Granite vs. Quartz

Shopping for new countertops? Durability is probably a top priority on your list. If you’ve narrowed your favorites down to granite and quartz—arguably the two most durable countertop materials—making the final choice can be a tough call.

So when it comes down to it, which is more durable: granite or quartz?

 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: Pantone’s - Ultra Violet

There are many words that can be used to describe Pantone’s 2018 Color of the Year, Ultra Violet. It’s bold, it’s bright, and it’s luxurious. Indulgent yet fresh. Spicy yet elegant. When used in the home, it can transform any space and take your décor in a new, exciting direction.

If you’re drawn to this trend-setting color but not sure how to incorporate it into your home design, try these ideas.

Featured Image: Bianco Venatino Honed White Marble Tile Bathroom Floor From Arizona Tile

You’re shopping for tile for your upcoming remodel or home project, and you’ve narrowed down the options to a few of your favorites. Now, you’re trying to decide what tile finish will suit your home’s design and your personal tastes. The choices are plentiful: from polished and glazed to matte and natural. Then there’s another popular finish—honed. You may be wondering, “What does honed mean?”

Let’s take a look at some examples of honed tile to help you make your decision.

Featured Image: Quartz Frost Countertops From Arizona Tile

Whether your countertops are made of granite, marble, quartz, glass or another material, they’re far too beautiful to keep in the dark. The right lighting will help make your countertops a focal point of your kitchen or bathroom. We’ve rounded up some of the best lighting ideas to keep your countertops shining.

Featured Image:Arizona Tile’s Glazed Porcelain WF Series created with Digital Print Technology

Top Rustic Tile & Flooring Trends

Rustic contemporary design is a trend that’s sweeping the nation, with many homeowners and designers opting for warm, chic style elements that add character. Rich wood, beautiful brick, and striking textures are just a few of the characteristics of this rising trend in home design and décor. Let’s take a look at some of the current rustic favorites when it comes to tile and flooring. 

Featured Image: Clean and Maintained Kitchen Countertop 

Read about some countertop care and maintenance tips in this joint-venture guest post from our friends at countertopspecialty.com!

The kitchen is the heart and hub of the home. It’s where most activity occurs and kitchen countertops get a ton of wear and tear whether you and your family love to cook or not. Therefore, when choosing a new countertop material, one of the most important factors to consider is cleaning and maintenance.