Articles Tagged with ''porcelain tile''

When a homeowner in California was looking to update her master bathroom and create a more relaxing space for herself, she enlisted the assistance of a local interior designer with a keen eye for design.

For drilling granite, marble, porcelain and composite material, a precision long-lasting core bit is a must.

This will conclude the three-day celebration, which will include the now well-known Arley Golf Classic.

When remodeling their second-story bathroom in Barton Hills, TX, a couple selected different types of ceramic and porcelain tile to complement each other and blend in with the various Moroccan-inspired fixtures to create a cohesive look

When the owners of an older outdated condominium in Orlando, FL, wanted to update their unsafe and nonfunctional residence into a second vacation home that was both functional and inviting, they sought help from an experienced, award-winning interior design agency in the local area.

In 1923, the cornerstone of Marquette University’s historic district, Sensenbrenner Hall, was built to house its Law School.

Located in Hancock Park, a historic and affluent neighborhood in Los Angeles, CA, is a private, 4,000-square-foot open-plan home referred to as “355 Mansfield."

At the beginning of this year, professionals in the tile industry were searching for a suitable name for the new type of ultra-thin, large-format porcelain tile.

In 1836, when brothers Augustus C. and John K. Allen founded the city of Houston, TX, in Harris County, then known as Harrisburg County, they set aside a large plot of land to house the city’s courthouse.

The Marble Institute of America (MIA) recently moved to 380 E. Lorain Street in Oberlin, OH 44074.