Built for water and design

Discover Tile for the way you live.

Versatile, moisture-ready surfaces for floors, walls, kitchens, and baths.

Bright kitchen and dining area with large-format light tile flooring

Why Tile

What should you know before choosing tile?

Tile offers exceptional design range and a surface suited to wet, warm, and high-use environments. Material, format, finish, grout, and substrate preparation all matter to the finished installation.

At our Newington showroom, we'll help you compare the details that matter so the finished surface fits your space beyond the sample.

Material, application, and layout

Compare porcelain, ceramic, wood-look, and decorative tile.

Tile selection begins with the application: floor, wall, wet area, interior, or approved exterior use. Material, finish, slip characteristics, size, grout, and substrate shape the result.

Material

Porcelain tile

Dense products are available for demanding floors and wet areas when rated for the application.

Decision focus
Demanding applications
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Finish, rating, and format

Often considered for

  • Bathrooms
  • Entries

What to weigh

Porcelain is a broad category; verify floor, wet-area, slip, and exterior claims on the product.

Material

Ceramic tile

Broad color and shape choices make ceramic versatile for walls and approved floor uses.

Decision focus
Color and shape range
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Floor/wall rating and edge

Often considered for

  • Backsplashes
  • Approved light-use floors

What to weigh

Do not assume every ceramic wall tile can handle floor traffic or shower conditions.

Visual direction

Wood-look tile

Plank formats pair grain imagery with tile performance near moisture.

Decision focus
Wood style with tile feel
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Plank flatness and print repeat

Often considered for

  • Kitchens
  • Mudrooms

What to weigh

Long plank tile needs careful substrate, offset, lippage, grout, and layout planning.

Design direction

Decorative tile

Pattern, shape, and color create backsplashes, borders, and rated feature floors.

Decision focus
High-impact detail
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Repeat, cuts, and application rating

Often considered for

  • Powder rooms
  • Feature walls

What to weigh

Centering and edge cuts can determine whether a decorative layout feels deliberate.

Compare your options

Compare what it is, where it goes, and how it lays out.

Material and visual categories overlap, so shortlist by application before narrowing the look.

Porcelain tile

Primary distinction
Dense tile body
Application focus
Exact rating
Layout focus
Format/lippage
Care focus
Finish/grout

Ceramic tile

Primary distinction
Ceramic body
Application focus
Floor vs wall
Layout focus
Grid/edge
Care focus
Surface/grout

Wood-look tile

Primary distinction
Plank visual
Application focus
Floor/layout
Layout focus
Offset/repeat
Care focus
Texture/grout

Decorative tile

Primary distinction
Pattern/shape
Application focus
Rated feature area
Layout focus
Center/cuts
Care focus
Material mix

Confirm application and slip ratings, substrate, waterproofing where needed, format tolerances, grout, and maintenance.

Everyday value

What makes Tile worth considering?

Moisture resistance

Suitable tile systems perform well in kitchens, baths, and entries.

Design versatility

Formats, colors, finishes, and layouts offer enormous creative range.

Long service life

Properly selected and installed tile is exceptionally durable.

Easy surface care

Routine sweeping and approved cleaning keep tile straightforward.

Explore Benefits of Tile Flooring

See it in Newington

Compare Tile in person.

Bring photos or a rough idea. We'll help narrow the options around your room, priorities, and project.

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Your project

Tell us what you have in mind.

No measurements or perfect plan required.

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