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Ceramic tiles are thin slabs of clay, water or other inorganic materials, hardened at high temperatures in a kiln and usually coated with some kind of glaze. Ceramic is best known for its durability and relatively low cost compared to natural stone. Ceramic tile is available in a wide range of colors and designs for versatile use and a sleek look.

Porcelain is a type of ceramic, but porcelain is crafted from a mix of higher-grade clays and fired at more extreme temperatures than ceramic. This makes porcelain harder and denser than ceramic tile, and also more durable and less porous. 

Glass tiles are thin, flat shaped tiles used to line or cover a surface. Glass tiles come in a wide variety of shapes, transparencies, colors, and can come in combination with other materials such as stainless steel.  They can be used to make a surface more durable or water repellent, or they can be used for surface decoration. Glass tiles are more rigid than ceramic or cement tiles, making them easier to break under stresses.  

Granite is an igneous rock that gets formed when exposed to high heat. Granite tiles are very dense and robust. Its density and durability make granite highly resistant to damage or signs of wear. Its structure is crystalline, and it contains quartz, mica, and feldspar minerals. 

Marble is a natural stone material that can be used for many applications: marble countertops, marble floors, and marble tile. A marble tile is formed differently vs porcelain, in that the natural stone is cut into small, manageable slabs to fit the size and shape of the needed tiles. Marble is a hard crystalline metamorphic form of limestone, typically white with mottlings or streaks of color, that is capable of taking a polish and is used in sculpture and architecture. 

Mosaic tile can be said to be a special style in the ceramic tile industry. It is an overall concept, which is spliced by small tiles, so the color and pattern are very rich. Whether it's traditional marble or pebble, glass tiles or ceramic tiles, or even porcelain tiles and enamel can be its materials.  Because of the wide range of materials, its effect is very beautiful.  

Natural Stone is a non-man-made, all-natural material straight from Mother Earth! There's a variety of different natural stones, like slate, granite, marble, limestone, travertine and sandstone. Natural stone is more durable than ceramic when cared for properly and the wear and tear adds to the characteristics that give stone its appeal and charm. 

Granite is an igneous rock that gets formed when exposed to high heat. Granite tiles are very dense and robust. Its density and durability make granite highly resistant to damage or signs of wear. Its structure is crystalline, and it contains quartz, mica, and feldspar minerals. 

Slate is a natural stone flooring material that is quarried from out of the earth, usually from mountains. Slate is a metamorphic rock that is formed over long periods of time out of other existing rock types. These minerals and sediments include quartz, mica, muscovite, calcite, and often times biotite, chlorite, hematite, and pyrite, with occasional instances of apatite, graphite, kaolinite (the main mineral in ceramic clay), magnetite, zircon, and feldspar. It is often black, dark green and 

Marble is a natural stone material that can be used for many applications: marble countertops, marble floors, and marble tile. A marble tile is formed differently vs porcelain, in that the natural stone is cut into small, manageable slabs to fit the size and shape of the needed tiles.  Marble is a hard crystalline metamorphic form of limestone, typically white with mottling's or streak's of color, that is capable of taking a polish and is used in sculpture and architecture.

Limestone is a material that can be used to decorate any space. Tiles made of limestone have beautiful, natural textures since they are made from minerals that naturally settle on the earth’s surface over thousands of years. The tiles can be used inside or out to give a finished, beautiful look to any space. Popular option for flooring for many reasons, including its durability, versatility, malleability, and variety of color and texture options. 

Travertine is a type of limestone that is formed by mineral deposits from natural springs. This sedimentary stone is created by a rapid precipitation of calcium carbonate, known as calcite. Other minerals mix together with the calcite to create unique swirls and movement that give travertine its distinctive character.  Travertine is a versatile product choice as it has many different finishes to help you achieve the look you are going for and comes in the following styles: Brushed, Honed, Polish

Pebbles are small stone made smooth and round by the action of water or sand and form from the interaction of rocks at Earth’s surface with water and the atmosphere and, in some cases, glaciers. Pebble tiles, also known as river rock tiles, are a form of natural stone mosaic. They are usually mesh-mounted in a patented interlocked pattern for a seamless pebble floor or wall. These are natural fit for anyone who loves the rustic beauty and perception of nature.