Square mosaic floor tile

American Restoration Tile | Shop Pictures of 1" Hexagon 1-1/4" Hexagon Patterns | Manufacturer of Custom Historical Tile | Vintage Tile | Mosaic Tile | Historic Tile | Historically Accurate Tile

Tile borders and corners are essential to finish or enhance areas for kitchens, bathrooms, and fireplace projects.

Merola Tile Crystalline Square Pistachio 11-3/4 in. x 11-3/4 in. x 5 mm Porcelain Mosaic Tile, Green/Mixed Finish

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American Restoration Tile | Manufacturer of Custom Historical Tile | Vintage Tile | Mosaic Tile | Historic Tile | Historically Accurate Tile | Historic Colors | Historic Shapes and Sizes | 1" Hexagon | 1-1/4" Hexagon | 3/4" Squares | Basketweave Spiral Diamond Shaped Tile Herringbone | 1" Squares | Custom Tile Color Matching | Square Edge Tile | Flat Edge Tile

Made in Italy – Vitrified porcelain tiles – Unglazed Australian Certification P4 & P5 Slip Rating – Contact us for details Sealed in the factory before firing in the kiln – No further sealing required Wall Tile – 150×75 Gloss snow Capping Tile – 150×50 Gloss midnight capping Border Tile – 150×30 Gloss midnight strip Skirting Tile – 150×150 Gloss midnight skirting Main Floor – Super white square mosaic 25×25 Border – Carbon black square mosaic 25×25 Infill – Super white mosaic…

Hexagonal floor tile (image from Apartment Therapy) A tenant proof bathroom floor design starts with a classic color palate of primarily white with accents of gray and black. Flooring requires a glazed porcelain or ceramic tile floor which is both durable and easy to clean. The grout must be sealed. A good porcelain or ceramic tile product that is properly installed may never require anything more than an occasional mopping. Some porcelain and ceramic tile floor installed over a hundred…

Historic Körner's Folly on Instagram: "Penny for your thoughts? Penny Tiles (also called Penny Rounds) have been around since the late 1800s, but have origins as far back as mosaic floors found beneath the ashes of Pompeii. Thanks to the industrial revolution and the 1876 World's Fair, the penny tile gained popularity in America during the Victorian Era. Pre-mounted sheets of 1" ceramic mosaic tiles (in a range of geometric shapes like honeycomb, pennyround, and square) made intricate…