Ceramic & Porcelain Tile for Any Room & Price

Porcelain and ceramic tile can transform the aesthetic and design of living spaces. It can make a room feel larger than it is and modern. Our flooring showroom carries wood-look tile in different grain textures, colors, and shades.

Below are a few of our most popular ceramic and porcelain tile flooring colors and styles:

Greys and Black Wood-Look Tile Flooring
Beige and Brown Wood-Look Tile Flooring
White and Cream Wood-look Tile Flooring

Tile shading refers to how much the color and tone vary between tiles and within tiles. If you’re going for a more uniform appearance, low shading is best. If you’re looking for more color contrast, go with higher variance.

When deciding on tile size, the general rule of thumb is to use small tiles for smaller rooms and large tiles for larger rooms. Small tiles prevent a small space from feeling too claustrophobic, while large tiles help bigger rooms feel less overwhelming.

Ceramic and porcelain tiles are similar and offer many benefits. At first glance, you can’t always tell them apart. However, the methods used to produce each give them distinct characteristics that differentiate them. Porcelain is technically a specialized type of ceramic. The clays used to make porcelain have a higher density and are fired longer at a higher temperature than ceramic.

When ceramic tile is glazed, an extra layer of enamel or liquid is added on top to produce its finish. Without this extra layer, ceramic tile is considered unglazed.

They are an alternative to a glazed surface. The tile gets fired, then polished to create a shine without a glaze.

The tile edges have been ground or sawed after firing so that the overall size of the tile is more precise. This process means placing the tile closer together and having thinner grout lines.

Ceramic Tile is Easy to Clean, Maintain & Repair 

When it comes time to clean ceramic or porcelain tile, sweeping or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment is enough to keep it free from loose debris. Occasional mopping with a mild detergent and hot water eliminates mild stains. If either crack, the process of replacing a tile is relatively simple.

Ceramic & Porcelain Tile Flooring is Resilient

Ceramic and porcelain tile flooring is one of the toughest and most durable on the market. It is resistant to scratches, moisture, and odors. When properly installed by professionals, it can last decades.

Here are some critical tile maintenance tips to keep your ceramic and porcelain tile flooring looking brand new:

• Use floor mats in areas with high foot traffic, such as entrances, and places where people often stand, such as the kitchen sink.
• Sweep and mop your tile regularly with a damp mop. Water only! (Different finishes require different cleaning agents, so ask us before using one.)
• You can maintain the luster of glazed tile with the simple wipe of a damp cloth—no need to polish, buff, or wax.
• Save the tiles from the original installation in case you need to make repairs in the future.