About Tile Durango

Affordability and durability make ceramic tile a poplar choice among home owners and interior designers. Ceramic tile can be found in living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and near the front entrance. the ideal choice for any room in your home, including the bathroom, kitchen, and front entrance. Ceramic tile offers great protection against stains or damage when compared to wood, carpet, or even vinyl plank flooring.

Porcelain Tile

Porcelain is more durable than ceramic tile. It is made with more silica and quartz, and fire treated at high temperature. Because it is stronger, and made with more material, Porcelain tile is often more expensive than ceramic tile. You can find Porcelain Tile in nearly any color and shape, making it popular among designers. Porcelain Tile is a hardened material, which makes it less popular among the do-it-yourself home improvement fans - it takes a diamond tipped blade to cut, and requires expert surface preparation prior to installation.

Glass Tile

Glass tile is most often found on walls or in kitchens as a backsplash. Glass tile is highly stain resistant, making it great for kitchens. It is however easier to “chip” than other types of tile, so it is not the best choice for flooring tile.

Marble Tile

Let’s face it - Marble Tile looks amazing! Marble is the height of elegance in building materials. It adds a sophistication that is seldom replicated by other materials. Like Granite and other hard stone, marble is created under immense heat and pressure over time, making it strong and durable. Does marble tile even need this introduction? We think not!

Granite Tile

When people think of Granite, they usually think of countertops, which makes sense; Granite is significantly harder than marble and therefore less prone to chips and cracks from daily use. Plus Granite does not absorb water, making perfect for the kitchen. Although Granite is expensive relative to other types of tile, nothing stands the test of time like Granite.

Natural Stone Tiles

Marble and granite are both natural stone tile, but there are many more. There is slate, travertine, sandstone, limestone, and more. You won’t always see these types of tile in places you would imagine - sometimes they are used to tile around large indoor (or outdoor) fireplaces. They can be used in outdoor living spaces or by the swimming pool. Sometimes they are used to add depth and texture to bathrooms (but make sure they are sealed if used in wet areas).

Large Format Tile

Large Format tile can lend a brilliant sophistication to kitchens, living rooms, hallways, and bathrooms. Large format tile is the height of luxury and sophistication. Large Format tile is an increasingly popular way to make a statement in interior design. It provides bold and unique visual appeal, and can make for interesting conversation starters when people come over to your home. 

The latest trend in large format tile is a combination of different shapes and sizes. This means that designers can create intricate patterns, or simply go for an eye-catching design. It's also possible to mix and match materials such as ceramic, porcelain, stone, glass and metal, creating unique combinations. By using a wide variety of colors, textures and sizes, you can create a look that is truly your own.

Premium Tile Brands

• Glazzio
• Emser
• Petra
• Happy Floors
• Marazzi
• Longust 
• Arizona Tile
• MSI
• Dal Tile 

Styles of Tile We Carry

• Deco
• Large Format
• Porcelain
• Ceramic
• Glass
• Decorative Tile
• Mosaics
• Natural stone such as travertine
• Slate