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  1. Mesh mounted Flagstone - A new trend

    Meshed flagstone are interlocking tiles, each 2.75 sft, which creates the needed movement inside or outside bringing the magic of "natural look". Today more and more of this stone is coming inside the house. Install it on the floor or accent wall - it sure will raise lot of praise and questions in your circle.

  2. Ceramic Vs Porcelain Tile

    Ceramic and porcelain tiles are essentially very similar. They are both made from clay and undergo a similar baking process. Ceramic tiles are more absorbent as they're made from porous clay, and are therefore best suited for indoor walls. Porcelain tiles, made of refined clay are harder and better for high traffic or wet areas. Because of the cost effectiveness they are mostly referred as Cheap ceramic and porcelain tiles or cheap ceramic and porcelain floors.

  3. Mosaics: Rising Popularity - Part 2

    Imagine a beautiful surface for your bathroom walls, backsplash, flooring, fireplaces, and more.... that is designed to your unique taste and preferences, requires little or no maintenance, is easy to clean and lasts for decades. Mosaic tile is created from glass, natural stone, or a combination of the two. If you can dream it, glass and stone mosaic tile can make it happen. As easy as a weekend project for DYI' ers.

  4. Do's and Don'ts of Kitchen Design

    Designers have seen it all from stainless-steel overload to poor quality cabinets, from laminates to travertine tiles, from paint to mosaic backsplash. Here we bring you few pointers.

  5. Mosaics: Rising Popularity

    We want to be able to share with you a lot of knowledge we have learned along this journey. Most of the information has been learned the hard way, so sharing is our best way of helping you avoid the normal and natural pitfalls when attempting something unknown. Please subscribe to our blog and newsletter.

  6. The Bold Series - Is Grey the new trend !

    We previously wrote about the Top 10 reasons to consider white for your next home design project in "White - When colorless is the color in question !" Native Americans associate grey with friendship. Grey is the symbol for security, maturity and dependability. It connotes responsibility and conservative practicality. No surprise then that there’s another color which joins white as a designer’s top favorite for a contemporary, monochromatic palette – and 10 reasons you should consider grey for your next project:

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