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Is Marble Tile Durable?

October 24, 2022

Marble is a rock derived from a material most commonly known as limestone. Marble forms when pre-existing limestone rock is heated to extreme temperatures that the minerals grow larger and fuse together. It sometimes consists of different colors, which is possible if other materials are present along with the limestone. Marble adds elegance and gives a soft look to the interiors.

It is important to remember that it has been used for centuries when thinking about marble. Architects of some of the most beautiful structures globally have used white marble. A few examples would be everything in Rome and Greece, Taj Mahal, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and many more.

Many people think marble is soft, high-maintenance, and unreliable. To prove that it is not the truth, we will discuss how marble is more durable, functional, and versatile than you think. So, even though marble isn’t for everybody, we believe it is the best choice for those who want flooring that will never go out of style or cease to impress their guests.

Marble flooring is very durable and is considered to be very stylish. Marble flooring is known for its superior and royal appearance. The marble with a matte finish can make the countertops in your kitchen exceptionally beautiful. During summers, marble, due to its cool surface, gives the most comfort underfoot. Marble is considered a very useful form of stone as it can be used in monuments or statues.

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Is Marble Tile Good For Shower?

October 24, 2022

Marble tile is one of the most desirable and functional natural materials for most homes. Marble tile bathrooms are typically in polished or honed surfaces. Most people associate this with slippery marble floors. On the contrary, most polished marble bathrooms are less slippery compared to other surfaces. 

​​Marble is suitable for most showers and other wet area applications. Because it's a soft stone, marble is very absorbent. There is some maintenance required if you want to keep your stone looking its best, but it is not a dealbreaker. Marble bathroom problems can easily be eliminated by choosing the right material with the right application.

Marble is a versatile stone that can be used anywhere in the bathroom. It can make up shower walls, countertops, sinks, and even the entire floor.

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What is marble tile?

October 24, 2022

Marble is a natural stone which is made by limestone’s metamorphic crystallization that results in the conversion of calcium carbonate into calcite crystals. When limestone is long underground and under high heat and pressure, it is transformed into a marble. The main ingredient in marble is calcium carbonate. Some types of marble contain 99% calcium carbonate. The presence of aluminum and magnesium in marble results in a variety of colors. 

Marble is a versatile stone that can be used anywhere in the bathroom, kitchen, hallway and the living room. It doesn’t require of any kind of chemical treatment.

Marble is a natural stone which is used as tiles or slabs for floors, backsplashes, walls and countertops. Marble tiles are truly magnificent, beautiful, unique and highly durable. 

Marble tile is more popular flooring for kitchen floors and backsplashes, as they provide the smooth and shiny feel to your kitchen. This feel of this natural stone can make your kitchen’s presence more elegant.

Some imported marble tiles are: Bianco Carrara Marble Tile, Calacatta Gold Marble Tile, Statuario Marble Tile, Emperador Dark Marble Tile, Crema Marfil Marble Tile, Cappuccino Marble Tile, Thassos White Marble Tile.

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How to Choose the Best Backsplash for Your Kitchen

January 22, 2022

How to Choose the Best Backsplash for Your Kitchen

You can be creative in the kitchen: not just by cooking but by choosing a unique backsplash that matches your kitchen’s color scheme and your personality. What is your favorite style? It can be contemporary, classic, flashy colors, and so much more. Backsplash can become the focal point of the kitchen which gives us endless options to be creative and put our style in focus.

Choose the Color and the Style

Are you looking for a rustic look & earth tones? Then go for a travertine backsplash. Or do you have dark countertops and you want to complement them? Go for a dark marble. You might be considering a light color backsplash to brighten up your kitchen. Then, in that case, go for white marble. So many options!

Choose the Texture

Another thing to consider when choosing a backsplash tile is the texture. We talked about the rustic look earlier. The best options for a rustic look would be tumbled finish backsplash tiles. The tumbled finish will give the tile a rustic appearance due to its unfilled holes and unpolished surface. One caveat with the tumbled finish is that, since backsplash areas can be high traffic areas (hint: splash!), you might need to maintain the tiles by cleaning them often. If you prefer something that requires less maintenance, polished finish is your friend. Polished finish backsplash won’t have any crevices for any dirt to go in. So you can maintain them less often and they will be easier to clean.

Order Samples, See Which One Fits Best

You can always order samples before you commit to one option. It’s good to try different ones, be it in color, texture, or pattern. A color or a combination you may not consider might surprise you (such as white countertop & black backsplash). 

Consider the Space You Have

Do you have a big kitchen? Or do you live in a relatively small space where color drives the whole aura of the space? In any case, color and pattern have a big influence on how your kitchen is going to be perceived. In small spaces, try to use light colors such as white and cream, and go for a bigger pattern. Use reflective materials, polished surfaces to make the light bounce. Remember, there is a reason black clothing makes people look skinnier. You might end up making your space look smaller than it is. If you are lucky and have a big kitchen, then you have more freedom as to what color and pattern you use. You can go for smaller patterns and dark colors. It might make your kitchen warmer and welcoming (if it’s a super-sized kitchen).

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We have a whole collection dedicated to kitchen backsplashes where you can find all types of backsplash we mentioned in this article. Do you have questions? Reach out to us using our chat option. Click here for the kitchen backsplash collection.

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CHOOSING THE RIGHT TILE FOR YOUR HOME

August 11, 2016

Choosing the right tiles for your bathroom, kitchen or other home space is very important, because it will have a huge effect on how the area will look. One of the advantages at present is the fact that there are many options available so that even a small amount of research online will yield many dozens of possible patterns, colors, materials and more. The problem isn't a scarcity of products to choose from, instead, it's more an issue of having to sift through so many different tiles in search of just the right one to use. To help with this search, it's useful to step back and take in the big picture of the many different tile options available.
 
Marble Tiles
One of the advantages of marble tiles is simply the fact that they can look stunning. This material will possess a natural pattern, mix of color and organic design which can complement and enhance any interior room. There's a reason many of the most elegant residences and hotels use marble surfaces extensively in their interiors. This kind of material exudes luxury and style. The downside though is that this material will tend to cost more than other alternatives, so there may be some budgetary considerations that will need to be studied well before this material is chosen. This is especially true if the floor area to be covered is extensive.
 
Ceramic Tiles
Another option when it comes to taking care of your flooring is ceramic tile. Compared to marble, these tiles can be much easier on the budget while still offering a lovely material for kitchen or bathroom floors. Aside from its relative affordability, this material also offers the option of solid waterproofing if it has been subjected to the glazing process. This is a big deal for bathrooms especially because it means that water and moisture will not be able to penetrate into the tile and cause damage. In addition, glazed ceramic tiling tends to be fairly easy to clean because liquids and other stain-producing substances are not able to penetrate the surface layer. In many cases, all you will need to do is either sweep the tile or wipe it with a mop or cloth.
 
Mosaic Glass Tiles
One more alternative worth checking out is mosaic glass tile. This is another particularly beautiful material to use for flooring because you can really go all out and choose complex and multi-patterned designs to go on your kitchen or bathroom floor. There are some truly amazing looks to choose from, and this type of tile will definitely make a room more eye-catching and impressive. That said; it does have the disadvantage of providing less traction underfoot. This means that using this kind of tiling in the bathroom will require you to introduce rugs or non-slip mats so that the room doesn't become accident-prone.

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