Ceramic tile has been a favorite flooring option for centuries, and its timeless appeal continues to captivate homeowners today. Made from natural materials such as clay and minerals, ceramic tiles offer a warm and inviting aesthetic that can complement any style or décor. Available in various shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns, ceramic tiles allow for endless design possibilities. Whether you prefer a rustic farmhouse look or a modern and minimalist vibe, our tile flooring collection has something for every taste.

Benefits of tile flooring

Durability and longevity: Tile flooring is renowned for its exceptional durability and longevity. With proper installation and regular maintenance, tile floors can withstand heavy foot traffic, resist scratches, and maintain their beauty for many years. This makes tile floors a cost-effective investment that adds value to your home.
Water resistance: One of the most significant advantages of tile flooring is its inherent water resistance. Porcelain and ceramic tiles have a low water absorption rate, making them ideal for areas prone to moisture, such as bathrooms, kitchens, and entryways. This feature not only enhances the lifespan of your flooring but also helps to prevent mold and mildew growth.
Easy maintenance: Tile is incredibly easy to clean and maintain. Unlike carpets, which can trap dirt, dust, and allergens, tiles can be swept, mopped, or wiped clean effortlessly. Spills and stains can be quickly wiped away, ensuring that your floors remain spotless and hygienic.
Versatility in design: With a vast array of styles, colors, and patterns available, tile flooring provides endless design possibilities. Whether you prefer a sleek, modern aesthetic or a timeless, traditional look, our tile shop in Memphis, TN, offers the perfect options to match your vision and bring your interior design dreams to life.
Allergy-friendly: For individuals with allergies or respiratory sensitivities, tile flooring is an excellent choice. Tiles provide a hypoallergenic surface that is easy to clean and maintain. This helps to create a healthier indoor environment, free from allergens that can trigger allergies or asthma.

If you are looking for new tiles for your floor, wall tiles for kitchen or bathroom we can help you narrow down the options that appeal to you, measure up the material needed, deliver and install.

Ceramic and porcelain floor tile come in hundreds of varieties based on colors, look, size and help create the design and durability of your floor, kitchen or bathroom.

Tiles By Look

White Tiles
Subway Tiles
‘Marble Look’ Tiles
‘Stone Look’ Tiles
Glass Tiles
Mosaic Tiles
‘Wood Look’ Tiles
Patterned Tiles

Tile Flooring Options

Tile floors can be used on all surfaces of your home and most often used in the kitchen and bathroom. Tiles are durable, water resistant and can withstand wear and tear better than any other floor.

Ceramic Tiles
Porcelain Tiles
Natural Stone Tiles

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Difference Between Ceramic Tile and Porcelain Tile?

Composition: Corse clay (Ceramic tile), Fine kaolin clay (porcelain tile)

Water absorption: 0.5 percent (ceramic tile), 0.5 percent (porcelain tile)

Typical use: Same for both ceramic and porcelain tiles

Hardness: Ceramic tile are softer and less brittle than porcelain tiles

Water resistance: Good to excellent for both.

What is a rectified tile?

Rectified tiles is a cutting and grinding process, which trims all tiles to the same exact size. This means that seating joints are minimal, which reduces the amount of grout needed and makes the tile floor look aesthetically pleasing.

Can floor tiles be installed on walls or wall tiles on floors?

In most cases floor tiles are thicker to avoid cracking and provide durability and withstand weight on the floor. Wall tiles are thinner as their purpose is more for the looks and provide a water resistant surface. Therefore you should not mount floor tiles on walls as they are too heavy, nor should you install wall tiles on the floor as they will most likely crack when weight is applied.

Is Tile Waterproof?

Yes, both ceramic and porcelain tiles are "waterproof" but the water resistance depends on the specific tile, the composition, surface treatment (unglazed, glazed or polished). Check with our tile flooring experts for specific tiles that you intend to use in the bathroom or outdoor.

What Tile Finishes are Available?

Glazed
Unglazed
Polished