Tile can transform a space. Interiors, exteriors, the textures, the colors, the patterns, they all contribute to a look that can truly stun. Here you’ll find a running list of the tile company profiles available here on the site. The variety of product is sure to offer whatever your project or style may demand.

Good Green Measures at Florida Tile
Begun by Jimmy Sikes in 1954 specifically to produce one specialty trim shape that wasn’t easy to find, Florida Tile has always made it its business to be at the forefront of technology.

It has also consistently changed with the times and the trends to stay relevant and keep moving forward.

Get Colorful: Crayola Tiles
If you’re in the design field, chances are good your trusty box of Crayolas always was near at hand. Well, now you can take all those amazing colors you’ve loved and officially put them to use in your home designs with the Crayola branded collection of tile from Surfaces.

Italian Tile Style: Ceramica Sant’Agostino
Ceramica Sant’Agostino’s work began in 1964 when it decided to plant roots in Ferrara, Italy, an industrial district not previously known for ceramics or tile. Four decades later, that has certainly changed. From the onset, Ceramica Sant’Agostino has believed its independence geographically has allowed for independence in design and technology as well.

Art & Enterprise: Handmade Tile from B.A. Schmidt
The term handmade takes on very particular meaning at B.A. Schmidt Arts & Enterprises where every tile is completely handcrafted by artist and company president Barbara Schmidt.

Tiles here take their inspiration from places as varied as the Golden Age of Fairy Tales, classic literature and the cultural origins of yoga, to name just a few.

Sabine Hill Tile: Ancient Techniques, Modern Times
Sabine Hill was launched in October of 2011 and already it has made quite an impression. The line of concrete tiles combines a time-honored production process with a very modern, sustainable mind and the result is a truly beautiful product.

Green Matters: Porcelanite-Lamosa is Certified Green
Porcelanite-Lamosa is among those in the industry to place great emphasis on the fact that tiles are indeed an excellent partner when one is looking to build green. The company has made its own commitment via its Green Matters initiative, a program that aims not only to develop green products but to help its customers reduce their overall environmental footprint as well.

Lea Ceramiche: Modern Italian Style
Lea Ceramiche is a company where modern design ideas respect the methods and motifs of eras gone by and together come up with something new. The Italian tile designer and manufacturer explores new aesthetic and technological ideas with enthusiasm and its products reflect that dedication, treating the design of tile as the art form it is.

Glamorous Details: Saint-Gaudens Tile
What could be more glamorous than walls that are literally paved with jewels? Saint-Gaudens Tile uses its experience in the craft of jewelry making to bring this luxurious vision to life and to the marketplace in The Silk Road Collection, a series of mosaics and border ornaments that incorporate bronze and jewelry-grade precious gemstones into their design.

Mosa Tiles: Taking Sustainability Seriously
Mosa Tile already took sustainability seriously. As of December 2010, the Dutch company had produced 99% of its tiles with a Cradle to Cradle Silver certificate but it took that philosophy to another level by signing a Cradle to Cradle organizational charter designating it a Cradle to Cradle organization. At the time of its signing there were only 12 companies in the entire world to have received this honor and Mosa was the only tile company among them.