Porcelain Tiles
Porcelain Tiles at Home Craft Studio
Porcelain tiles are dense, fired tiles with low water absorption, which is why they work on floors, walls, outdoor spaces and wet areas. They are low-maintenance and come in looks from plain colors to marble, stone and wood.
Why Choose Porcelain Tiles?
Narrow the choice by where the tile is going. For floors, ask for the slip and wear ratings; for outdoor use, look for frost-resistant options; for walls, size and finish matter more than strength.
Key Benefits of Porcelain
- Durability: Dense and hard-wearing on kitchen, hallway and entryway floors.
- Moisture-resistant: Low water absorption suits bathrooms, showers and laundry rooms.
- Frost-proof options: Some porcelain tiles are rated for outdoor use in freezing weather; check the rating before choosing one for a patio.
- Versatile styling: Many sizes and finishes, from small formats to large panels.
Common Applications
Porcelain tiles are well suited to floors, walls, outdoor spaces and wet areas. The same series can often run from a bathroom floor onto the shower walls, which keeps the look consistent.
Seeing Porcelain Tiles in Person
You can compare porcelain tiles in person at our Clifton, North Bergen, Newark or Brooklyn showroom. Book a free design consultation and a designer will plan the layout and prepare a quote.
Porcelain with a glass accent
A common layout pairs a large-format porcelain field with a glass mosaic band or niche, which keeps the glass where it is seen. Our glass tile collection holds 117 sheets, four of them porcelain and glass blends.
