Featured Image: Marrakesh Color Glossy Mix Tile Backsplash from Arizona Tile
A Southwest-style home is warm, unique and eye-catching—a perfect balance of rustic and modern. If you’re looking to renovate, redesign or just redecorate your kitchen or bathroom with Southwestern flair, start with these tips to inspire your project.
Featured Image: Montclair White Marble Kitchen Countertop from Arizona Tile
Whether you actually live in California or you’re simply looking for ways to bring a Cali-inspired vibe to your space, there’s something uniquely inviting about a California bungalow-style home.
With these tips and ideas that embrace a sunny, airy, contemporary aesthetic, you can capture a distinctly Californian style when renovating or designing two of the most important rooms of your home: the kitchen and bathroom. From coastal chic to rustic to eclectic, let’s take a look at how you can achieve the perfect look for your California bungalow’s kitchen and bath.
Featured Image: Travertine Durango and Fantasy Brown Satin from Arizona Tile
When it’s home renovation time and you’re shopping for tile or new countertops, all the different natural stone options may leave you feeling overwhelmed. Don’t worry! You’re not alone. Natural stone is an excellent, beautiful, timeless choice for countertops, floors and more, but not all stones are alike. If you’re wondering about the difference between popular materials like marble and travertine, let’s break it down.
Featured Image: Crema Vosscione Honed Limestone Tile Entryway
With the entryway being the “first impression” people get about your home’s interior when they first come in, the design of this space is a great way to set the tone for what the rest of your house will look and feel like.
There are so many great ways to create a welcoming entryway that shows off your personality and your home’s style. The first consideration in entryway design is flooring. Keep in mind that, in addition to aesthetic appeal, the flooring will need to be durable since this is a high-traffic area. Tile is the perfect solution, offering a great variety of options that are simultaneously gorgeous and strong.
Below are a few modern entryway tile ideas you’ll love. Not only are they elegant, but they’ll hold their own against heavy use and maintain their beauty over the long haul.
Featured Image: Baroque Alabastro Strip Glass from Arizona Tile
We often get questions about the difference between mosaic tile and accent tile. It’s easy to get confused about how these two types of tile differ. So, let’s take a look at some examples and help clear it up in case you’re wondering the same thing!
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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.
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Design Trends: 7 Fresh Summer Looks for Your Outdoor Space
Summertime is in full swing, and there’s nothing better than enjoying good company outdoors. If your patio or deck is your summer haven, you want to keep it looking its best for all your warm-weather gatherings and cookouts. We’ve gathered some of our favorite ideas for outdoor living designs and décor in 2017, so your patio will look fresh and inviting through the next few months and beyond.
When it comes to choosing the perfect natural stone to use in your home, limestone is a beautiful and classic option. This versatile stone can give your home a stately look and can be used for a variety of applications. Want to know more about limestone? Read on to learn about its history, characteristics and recommended uses.
Featured Image: Slate Multi Tile Flooring from Arizona Tile
When it comes to designing a stylish and interesting space, it’s critical to choose materials that have a sense of texture. Even without touching the objects and surfaces in a room, it’s easy to see when it has (or lacks) texture. If a room in your home feels flat and uninteresting but you can’t figure out why, you may need to add some elements of texture to bring it to life. Whether you’re looking for a flooring option with a tactile feel underfoot, or want to add some visual interest to a wall or backsplash, try one or more of these popular textured tiles.
