Trending tile flooring designs
This year it’s all about creativity. You’ll see some pretty unusual designs in our showroom’s tile shop; for example, we carry Renoir by Ceratec Surfaces.
With so many different colors, shapes, textures, and designs, making your floors unique are easier than ever. But, of course, you also have your choice of deco, geometric, encaustic-style, Moroccan, and Greek-themed patterns.
Lighter colors, cooler tones
Gray, white, black and high variation will work with just about any decor, from the most traditional to modern and coastal. Colors that remind us of sky, sea, and fauna, such as blue and green, are trending.
Large-format tiles
These keep getting bigger and bigger; some go as high as 25-inches square. Tile store retailers explain that large formats can make a room look larger, more open, and airy.
It has fewer visual interruptions. It can also make the room look smoother and a lot less cluttered.
Porcelain
It is a tile that's as beautiful as it is hard-wearing. Its construction makes it heavier, denser, and utterly waterproof whether or not it's glazed.
Porcelain is ideal for busy, heavily trafficked floors, such as the kitchen or stairway. It can also be used on patio and deck floors, standing up to the most severe weather.
A porcelain floor tile comes in countless patterns and colors. It looks like wood, stone, fabric, and leather.
Wood, marble, and stone looks
Natural stone slabs can be pricey, but here's an alternative: a stone-look tile.
Since water is the enemy of wood, you can get tiles with all the raised grains, textures, and color variations with a wood look. Perfect for the bath, kitchen, or other wet places!
Innovative tile flooring solutions in Saskatoon
Everyone loves floor tile, especially those who have an eye for design. At Braid Flooring & Window Fashions, we have skilled project managers and designers on-site to help you make your floors unique.
We even offer a complimentary design consultation even before you begin. Visit our showroom in Saskatoon, SK, serving Warman, Martensville, Prince Albert, and Davidson.
