Our floor tile trend reports have become an annual tradition — and every year, readers ask for them earlier. So here it is: the first look at floor tile ideas for 2027, published while there’s still time to plan, sample, and order ahead of the January rush. What...
Here’s the least glamorous, most valuable advice in flooring: never buy a floor you haven’t held. Ordering tile samples costs a few dollars and a few days; skipping them has cost homeowners entire rooms of regret. And with handmade tile — where depth,...
Some design moves are so old they’ve become new again, and tile wainscoting leads that list. The half-tiled wall — tile from floor to chair-rail height, paint or plaster above — dressed Parisian bistros, Victorian baths, and Mexican kitchens long before it...
Every September, interiors quietly change temperature. The breezy whites of summer step back; deeper colors, warmer textures, and rooms built for gathering step forward. This year the shift underfoot is unmistakable — and if you’re tracking fall 2026 tile...
Scroll any booking platform and count the seconds before floors decide for you. The listings that stop thumbs share a trait: at least one unforgettable surface — and it’s usually tile. If you own or manage a short-term rental, Airbnb flooring isn’t an...
Two floors define the warm, earthy Mexican-Southwest look Americans can’t get enough of — and they get confused for each other constantly. Saltillo tile vs. cement tile is one of the most useful comparisons in flooring, because the two materials share a heritage...
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