Ceramic Tiles
Ceramic Tiles at Home Craft Studio
Ceramic tiles are lighter and softer than porcelain, easy to cut and the home of classic glazed subway tile. This collection covers wall tile, backsplash tile and ceramic rated for lighter-traffic floors.
Why Choose Ceramic Tiles?
Ceramic costs less than porcelain in many series and installs easily on walls. It is less dense, so check the floor rating before using it underfoot.
Key Benefits of Ceramic
- Wide design variety: Glazed colors, subway shapes, handmade looks and patterned tiles.
- Stain-resistant: The glaze keeps grease and splashes on the surface.
- Easy to clean: Wipe glazed ceramic with water and a mild cleaner.
- Wall-friendly: Light and easy to cut, which makes it forgiving on a wall that is not perfectly flat.
Perfect Applications
Ceramic tiles are used on walls, backsplashes and moderate-traffic floors. For heavy-traffic floors or showers, compare porcelain.
Ceramic or Porcelain?
If you are deciding between ceramic and porcelain, a designer can show both side by side at our Clifton, North Bergen, Newark or Brooklyn showroom. Book a free design consultation to compare them for your room.
Ceramic or glass
Both are glazed, non-porous and need no sealing. Ceramic is cheaper to cut and install; glass carries color through the body and reflects more light. Four of the sheets in our glass tile collection combine the two materials on one sheet.
