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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.
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.
After traveling from coast to coast over the last few months to attend TISE and Coverings, our team was surprised to see that business is booming, and more people are open to attending in-person events.
The Green Isle, an upscale restaurant in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, features Italian and Spanish tile on the exterior and interior, which help contribute to the building’s sustainability
Tan Zuo Ma Li, otherwise known as The Green Isle, is one of the most famous Japanese-style restaurants in southern Taiwan. Located in Kaohsiung City, the largest industrial center in Taiwan, the 33,000-square-foot restaurant features porcelain tile from Italy and Spain, which contribute to its sustainability.
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.
