Marble Tile & Slabs

Featured Image: Kaplan Blanco Bathroom Countertop Tile & Kaplan Gris Floor Tile From Arizona Tile

New year, new bathroom. If that’s your plan for 2020, you’re probably looking for some ideas and inspiration to help transform your bathroom into something beautiful and on-trend. When it comes to a bathroom renovation or redesign, choosing the right tile can be a big part of the job. We’re here with the top bathroom tile trends to help make your decision an easy one.

Featured Image: Pantone’s Color Of The Year For 2020 – Classic Blue (Photo Credit pantone.com)

It’s officially been a year since Pantone revealed their 2019 Color of the Year, Living Coral. To continue the tradition, this year Pantone has revealed their selection for 2020: the calm yet bold Classic Blue (PANTONE 19-4052).

Featured Image: New Carrara Quartz Bathroom Countertop From Arizona Tile

It’s a new Year! Skip the expensive upgrades and keep your wallet happy with easy kitchen and bath projects that will look like a million bucks. The truth is, you don’t need to spend a lot of money to give your space a makeover. Let’s take a look at five of our favorite (and simple) DIY projects for the new year.

Featured Image: Marble Bianco Venatino Bar Countertop from Arizona Tile

After a long day at work, there’s nothing better than coming home to unwind when you can relax at your elegant in-home bar. The ultimate at-home hangout where you can kick back after work or unwind with friends and family, it’s important when designing your space that you get the style just right, so it’s everything you imagined and more.

Featured Image: Themar Bianco Lasa Matte 12”x24” Shower Tile from Arizona Tile

What could be better than going out for a much-needed spa day? Having a gorgeous, luxurious spa right in your own home! If you’ve set your sights on creating a DIY home spa for everyday relaxation, you’re in for a treat. The perfect spa-like bathroom doesn’t have to be a huge expense. Here are some ideas that will have a big part in creating that peaceful (yet affordable) spa space right in the comfort of your home.

Featured Image: Verti Fume Glazed Porcelain Tile Flooring from Arizona Tile

In the summer, the feel of a cool tile floor under your feet is a welcome relief from the heat. But when winter rolls in, cold floors can make you want to bump up the thermostat a few more degrees. Enter: heated flooring. Let’s take a look at whether this bit of luxury is right for you and your home.

Featured Image: Negro Marquina Marble Fireplace Wall Slabs from Arizona Tile

Whether you’re huddled up around the fireplace in the snowy confines of the Colorado Rockies; or enjoying a relaxing evening in the cool desert air of Southern Arizona, having the right décor adds that extra level of comfort. Arizona Tile has compiled a list of 6 décor elements to consider when installing or remodeling your fireplace to make sure you’re highlighting the best parts of the most inviting room in your home.

Featured Image: Hex Nero Stone Mesh Pattern Marble Floor Tile from Arizona Tile

Take your space from simple to spectacular with a little help from patterned tile. You don’t need to go big here – a little patterned tile in your space can go a long way to add fun and fresh detail where your home most needs a little pop of personality. Or, go big… it’s your home and the options are endless.

Featured Image: Legno Beige Wood-Look Porcelain Floor Tile From Arizona Tile

While shopping for new tile for your home project, you’ve probably come across wood-look, brick-look, cement-look or another “lookalike” tile. You might be wondering whether these tiles are a good option for you. We’ve got the scoop on lookalike tile, its benefits and recommended uses, so read on if you’re considering one of these materials for your home!

Featured Image: Cosmic Black Porcelain Bathroom Floor Tile From Arizona Tile

Did you recently buy a new home and want to make some upgrades before moving in? Are you renovating your bathroom? Are your floors getting old and you’re thinking about replacing them? Whatever the case, you may be facing a common dilemma of homeowners: What material should I use?