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Category : Trends Tile
Italgres Tiles Expands to Orlando: Premium European Porcelain Surfaces Are Coming to Central Florida
13 August, 2026
Trends Tile
After more than 35 years of helping homeowners, architects, interior designers, builders, and developers bring their projects to life, we’re excited to take the next step in our journey: Italgres is expanding to Orlando.
Carved Surface: The Technology Behind the Most Realistic Luxury Porcelain Tiles
4 August, 2026
Trends Tile
Innovation has always been one of the driving forces behind the porcelain tile industry. In recent years, leading European manufacturers have developed new technologies capable of reproducing the appearance and texture of natural materials, such as marble, stone, travertine, and wood, with remarkable accuracy.
How to Choose the Right Porcelain Tile for Your Project: 5 Mistakes to Avoid
30 July, 2026
Trends Tile
Choosing the right porcelain tile is one of the most important decisions in any remodeling or new construction project. Beyond defining the style of a space, the material you choose will influence your home’s durability, maintenance, and functionality for many years to come.
Terrazzo Tiles: The Design Trend Bringing Back the Texture and Beauty of Natural Stone
9 July, 2026
Trends Tile
Some materials simply follow design trends, while others have the ability to shape them for generations. Terrazzo Tiles belong to the latter. They have evolved without losing their essence, proving that great design never goes out of style, it simply finds new ways to express itself.
MATERIA COLLECTION: THE ITALIAN PORCELAIN TILE THAT REDEFINES THE CONCRETE LOOK
25 June, 2026
Trends Tile
For years, concrete look tiles have been one of the most widely used finishes in contemporary architecture thanks to their minimalist aesthetic and their ability to create elegant, understated, and timeless spaces. However, today’s interior design and architectural trends are moving toward a warmer and more natural interpretation of this material