Low Art Tile

We keep it simple with timeless shapes and classic colors to provide a virtually infinite array of design options. These through-body porcelain tiles are designed for both wall and floor applications and meet DCOF requirements. Let your imagination and the design possibilities run wild with this collection. Jazz it up with a colored grout if that's your groove, but please remember: Tri-full is no mere trifle!

Cross…simple, elegant, subtly surprising, and very versatile. Install it vertically or install it diagonally as an X to create a decor that’s as classically refined or strikingly sensational as you want it to be. Consider using a colorful contrasting grout to heighten the effect you're after!

We keep it simple with timeless shapes and classic colors to provide a virtually infinite array of design options. These through-body porcelain tiles are designed for both wall and floor applications and meet DCOF requirements. Let your imagination and the design possibilities run wild with this collection. Jazz it up with a colored grout if that's your groove, but please remember: Tri-full is no mere trifle!

The porcelain ceramic mosaic sheet of puzzle piece shapes can be used in various ways to make a playful statement while achieving a distinctive design aesthetic. The scale of the puzzle pieces makes it ideal for backsplashes, counters, and bar face applications as well as forfeiture walls and floors. Make it really pop by using a grout in your favorite color.

The origin of the game of dominoes is most easily traced forward to 13th century China. The tiles, called pupae (gambling plaques), were brought to Europe by traders and ecclesiastics and became one of the world's most recognizable game pieces. We give new life to an age-old game by repeating the motif on a glass mosaic tile. Domino is available in sheets of randomly mixed numbers and blanks and is perfect for backsplashes, bar faces, and accent applications…and even installed as art!

Andrea. Summit, NJ. Sun Jun 14 2026

We took an age-old fan pattern dating to Roman times that once paved the piazzas and floors of palazzi in indigenous cobblestone versions. We've reinterpreted the pattern as a modern porcelain ceramic tile mosaic that evokes the original but in a very fresh way. The fan can be used for walls or floors in residential and commercial applications. Each fan is a single sheet designed for easy installation and can be used as a single color, a checkerboard, or combined with a dramatic grout. And, yes, we are truly big "fans" of this one!