Heather Fiore

Heather Fiore is the Editor-in-Chief of TILE Magazine. She has also served as the Associate Editor of Contemporary Stone & Tile Design and Stone World for the last five years. Before she began working at BNP Media in these capacities, Heather Fiore was an associate editor for The Sun newspapers in Central New Jersey.

The Lakehouse Hotel and Resort in San Marcos, CA

Trending wood-look tile was a key component in transforming a Californian lakeside resort into a modern-day getaway

Heather Fiore

June 23, 2015

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Deviating far from the style of a typical hotel in California is the Lakehouse Hotel and Resort in San Marcos, CA.

Sintered compact surface contributes to modern kitchen design

Neolith countertops — complemented by hardwood cabinetry and a marble backsplash — proved to be the perfect design solution for a residential kitchen in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Heather Fiore

June 23, 2015

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When designing his new 2,500-square-foot home up in the mountains of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, longtime woodworker, Jason Good, wanted to create a space that was both contemporary and functional.

A range of porcelain, glass and mosaic tile create a sophisticated master bath design in a private residence located in Lafayette, CA

Heather Fiore

June 23, 2015

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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.

Safely handling slabs in the warehouse and jobsite

Two experienced fabricators and a well-versed representative from one of the industry’s largest distributors share their thoughts on a range of issues involving safety in the shop, around the warehouse and at the jobsite while handling slabs

Heather Fiore

May 1, 2015

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Stone World recently had the opportunity to discuss the topic of slab handling with a trio of established fabricators and distributors in the industry.

Ceramic and porcelain tile used to complemenet each other in Texas bathroom

Heather Fiore

April 1, 2015

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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

Texas home uses neutral colored tile

Heather Fiore

April 1, 2015

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A trio of bathrooms in a Texas home was remodeled using a palette of neutral colored tiles, complemented by earth tone-colored mosaics and quartz surfacing, to provide more space for each family member

Porcelain tile and stone used to create tranquil environment

Heather Fiore

April 1, 2015

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When an award-winning interior architect in upstate New York wanted to transform her home’s ordinary bathroom and family room into two new peaceful spaces, she utilized an array of different tile and stone products that helped convey a relaxing environment.

California kitchen adds splash of color by adding decorative mosaic tiles

Heather Fiore

April 1, 2015

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To incorporate some color and detail into one of the most used rooms in his home, a skilled Californian chef enlisted the help of an established local interior designer with more than two decades of experience to create an enticing kitchen backsplash.

Local limestone ties together on Spanish-style Texas ranch

A Spanish-style ranch located deep within the heart of Texas Hill Country was built utilizing a combination of limestone, steel, wood and glass to blend in with the surrounding landscape and provide the owners with a relaxing getaway

Heather Fiore

March 2, 2015

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When a retired couple from out-of-state was looking to build a second home in South Texas, they were drawn to a 350-acre piece of property which borders the Guadalupe River and is located in the rolling hills of the Texas Hill Country.

Crema Marfil Marble makes a statement in luxury space at The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove

When remodeling an upscale condo in The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami in Coconut Grove, FL, marble and tile were utilized to create a spacious home with a luxurious feel

Heather Fiore

March 2, 2015

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When a Miami real estate investor/developer was looking for a home for him and his three children about two years ago, he turned to a charming bayside village known as Coconut Grove.

Heather Fiore

ARTICLES

Trending wood-look tile was a key component in transforming a Californian lakeside resort into a modern-day getaway

Sintered compact surface contributes to modern kitchen design

A range of porcelain, glass and mosaic tile create a sophisticated master bath design in a private residence located in Lafayette, CA

Safely handling slabs in the warehouse and jobsite

Ceramic and porcelain tile used to complemenet each other in Texas bathroom

Texas home uses neutral colored tile

Porcelain tile and stone used to create tranquil environment

California kitchen adds splash of color by adding decorative mosaic tiles

Local limestone ties together on Spanish-style Texas ranch

Crema Marfil Marble makes a statement in luxury space at The Ritz-Carlton Coconut Grove

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