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Our showroom boasts a wide selection of ceramic, porcelain, stone, glass, and stainless steel tiles. Our tiles are offered in an array of colours, styles, shapes and sizes. An important factor to consider when choosing your tile is what will work best in the given living space. However, your personal taste and style should be considered throughout the selection process. Our tiles are of the highest quality and suitable in high traffic applications. Ceramic vs. Porcelain The difference between ceramic and porcelain comes down to density. Porcelain is denser than ceramic making it less porous. This allows you to use porcelain in places where moisture and freezing can be a factor, such as a three-season room or patio. Both can be used in a multitude of applications, so find a tile that gives you the look you’re after. Ceramic/Porcelain vs. Natural Stone Man vs Nature – Man-made ceramic/porcelain tiles have come a long way in terms of design. Many tile lines we stock mimic natural stone, creating a price effective option without the same maintenance required with natural products. If you are looking for a predictable, consistent looking tile ceramic or porcelain is the way to go. This all being said, if you are looking for natural beauty, and are willing to maintain it, natural stone is an excellent choice that will last a lifetime. Acropolis  Alcarria Atelier    Bamboo   Beret Blanco  Boulevard  Byblos  Canapa     Cement  Cementi     Classico Constanza   Cromat    Digi Quartz  Digital    Easywood    ECM Reflex  Ego   Eko   Fluid   Focus     Fossil  Foster  Ground       Interiors  Kalithea  Landscapes  Limestone   Marmi Mother Nature  Nano   Nassau  Natural Living    Origin  Philosophy    Pietra Grey   Porwhite          Quartiere Latino    Quartz  Roccia  Satin       Selecta  Silk Skyline    Soft Look      ST-ONE   Stone-Leader    Suite    Tactile Tango     Taos  Therme Etrusche  Titan   Travertino Romano    Vertigo X-Perience
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