Tile & Slab Remodeling

Featured Image: Metropolis Grey Kitchen Countertop Island from Arizona Tile

Even if you’re not DIYing it, a home renovation is a big undertaking. A successful renovation involves careful planning, thoughtful decision-making and other important considerations before you dive in. So before you start that demo, we recommend making a solid plan. Use this home renovation checklist to ensure you’re ready to get started.

Featured Image: Palmeri Veined Quartz Slab from Arizona Tile

One of the most popular and timeless countertop materials in the home design world is white marble—and for good reason! Marble offers a classic look that complements a range of color palettes and design styles. The unique veining patterns of top marble varieties like Carrara and Calacatta add visual interest and a sense of luxury to any kitchen.

Featured Image: Bertoli Quartz Slab from Arizona Tile

With the recent popularity of quartz countertops, chances are you’ve heard of them by now. If you’re considering this unique and stunning material for a surface in your home, maybe you’d like to learn a bit more about it. Where does quartz come from? What are quartz countertops made of? How does quartz compare to other options like granite and marble? Let’s take a look!

Featured Image: More Wood Ciliegio from Arizona Tile

Arizona Tile is thrilled to be featured on this recent House Beautiful list of the best tile showrooms in the U.S.

Featured Image: Cemento Cassero Bianco 12"x24" Porcelain Tile From Arizona Tile

Tile grout serves to bind tiles together, protect against moisture and keep the tiles evenly spaced. There are two types of grout: sanded and unsanded. Here’s a breakdown of the differences between sanded grout vs. unsanded grout—and which is best for 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: Exterior of a French Country Cottage Adorned with Tile Products from Arizona Tile

The French country look is sophisticated, rustic and stunning. Inspired by the warmth and beauty of traditional houses in Provence, it’s sure to give any space of your home a look that’s as timeless as it is unique.

If your dream home is one that feels straight out of a village in the South of France, you can bring a touch of that rustic look to your own home, no matter where you live. From flooring to color schemes to furniture and décor, let’s take a look at a variety of ways to achieve the French country style in your home’s design.

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: 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.