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When remodeling the basement of a Hudson Valley residence, New York-based interior architectural designer, Michele Alfano, created a homey atmosphere using contemporary Italian and Spanish tile
One of Alfano’s clients understood that spaces can greatly influence our health, as well as our emotional state of mind, and wanted to redesign their 1,700-square-foot basement as if it was an extension of the first floor.
When remodeling her home, a Texas-based entrepreneur opted for wood- and stone-inspired tile from Atlas Concorde USA to revamp the master bathroom and kids’ bathroom
Coverings, the largest international tile and stone exhibition and conference in North America, was held from July 7 to 9, in Orlando, FL, at the North Hall of the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC), where it welcomed close to 10,000 attendees.
Laticrete, a leading manufacturer of globally proven construction solutions for the building industry, recently unveiled the industry’s first-ever, eco-friendly alternative to the plastic grout channels currently utilized in the market for color sampling.
Building on last year’s momentum, not only have homeowners been utilizing their houses in more ways, but in new and different ways than before, which has caused a major ‘building boom.’ In particular, we have seen an outdoor living space trend remain on the rise as many homeowners who were sheltering in place developed a renewed interest in their backyard spaces to get year-round usage from their outdoor areas.
One of the most exciting developments in the 2021 edition of the International Building Code (IBC) are the new opportunities to use large-format adhered porcelain tile and ultra-large-format tile panels on building exteriors. The new code language represents the first major update for porcelain tile since its introduction to the IBC in 2009.
Surface preparation is key to laying down a durable, beautiful floor. It’s easy to want to rush through the surface preparation phase. All general contractors and building owners want the floor installed as fast as possible, but speeding through surface prep is a trade-off.
More than 1,500 pieces of customized, handmade tile were used to adorn a grandiose arch at the entrance of an upscale residence in California, creating a one-of-a-kind design feature
In 2015, founder and master artist at Native Tile & Ceramics in Torrance, CA, Diana Mausser, began working on a project with a homeowner in La Quinta, CA. She and her team created handmade tile for a small portion of the home’s entrance, which snowballed into an entirely new project five years later.
The International Surface Event (TISE) was held at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, NV from June 16 to 18. Take a look at the new products that were introduced for 2021.
