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Must-Know Tile Backsplash Basics
Learn tile backsplash basics, from selecting materials and a pattern that aligns with your preferences to coordinating tile with cabinets and countertops.
Accent Walls: Budget-Friendly Renovation
In this article, we’ll cover all the basics about accent walls with special focus on tile or thin brick veneer. Before starting your accent wall project, understanding the design elements will enable you to make the right choices and avoid mistakes.
Ten Tile Myths and the Truth Behind Them
There are many myths about tile that can cause problems for homeowners making decisions about tile in their home. In this article, we look at ten tile myths.
Tips for Choosing the Right Tile Color
Before you choose tile for your next home project, learn how tile color will affect the mood and experience of everyone who enters the area you plan to tile.
We’re Obsessed With Zellige Tile
Imagine walking into a kitchen where a gloriously imperfect backsplash captures your attention. This is the magic of Zellige tiles, one of our favorite materials to install.
What is the most durable flooring?
Explore the durability and performance expectations of popular hard flooring materials, including hardwood, luxury vinyl, vinyl, engineered wood, laminate, porcelain tile, natural stone, and prefinished solid wood.
Ceramic Tile vs Porcelain Tile
People commonly confuse ceramic and porcelain tiles. It’s totally understandable. They have a lot in common. Based on your needs, budget, and other considerations, the details in this article will guide you in your tile selection process.
How to Keep Your Tile Shower Sparkling Clean
Do you clean your tile shower regularly, but still deal with cleaning problems? Here are some common mistakes and oversights to avoid.
Hard Water, Water Softeners, and Your New Tile
The type of water you have in your home might affect your new floors and surfaces. Will your tile hold up over time? Will it be easy to maintain? Let’s look at hard and soft water, as well as the cleaning and maintenance options each presents.
