Articles Tagged with ''large format tile and stone''

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New Tile Product Showcase

January 16, 2019
Here are some of the latest tile styles and products on the market today. These styles range from wood look to mosaic to large format.
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Interior Stone Walls

New Ways to Solve Old Problems with Interior Stone Walls

Walls That Rock Your World
April 9, 2018
What’s more dramatic in a room than a stone wall backdrop? It’s amazing how something so hard and cold can translate into such a warm and inviting interior feature. Stone is a natural element possessing textures and colors that merge well with many design styles.
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Gorgeous lobby at The Hollywood Casino Jamul

Installing Large-Format Tile and Stone at Art Deco Casino

Using Custom’s Installation products, a San Diego casino revamps its style
January 8, 2018
The Hollywood Casino Jamul, near San Diego, CA., brings the classic style and glamour of 1930s art deco to life. With 40 different kinds of natural stone, porcelain and glass tiles setting the stage, visitors are instantly immersed in the Golden Age of Hollywood.
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Rainey Richardson

One-on-One with Rainey Richardson

CSTD magazine had the chance to sit down with interior designer Rainey Richardson to discuss her business and different trends she is seeing in the industry
Jason Kamery
Jason Kamery
January 8, 2018

CSTD magazine had the opportunity to talk to Rainey about how she got started in the business, projects she has worked on and trends she is seeing in the industry and kitchen and bath segment.


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Calacatta Gold marble countertops and Gaudi marble floor

Revamping a Manhattan Living Space with Marble

For a townhouse gut-renovation in New York City, a marble palette in diverse colors and sizes created sophisticated, yet practical, kitchen and bath designs
Jennifer Richinelli
Jennifer Richinelli
January 8, 2018

New York-based architect Charles Rabinovitch of Charles Rabinovitch Architects recently completed a renovation of a townhouse on the Eastside of Manhattan. An extensive selection of natural stone was incorporated into the design to make the home luxurious, yet practical.


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Concrete line by Italian tile manufacturer Gigacer

Struckman, architect, modernized historic home in San Rafael, CA

Architect Cord Struckmann considered the original design intent, as well as contemporary aesthetics and durability, before remodeling his home with Italian tile
Jennifer Richinelli
Jennifer Richinelli
September 1, 2017

Designed by architect Beverley David Thorne in 1963, it was an experimental project to build a steel-framed house on a steeply sloping site and to demonstrate how to construct it without tearing up the natural terrain in the way usually required by conventional building.


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