Tile in Northwest Arkansas

 

Tile is durable, timeless, and easy to care for, so it’s no surprise that tile is one of our most beloved flooring mediums. Right now, there are thousands of tile options to grace your indoor and outdoor spaces, all of which are crafted for color and endurance.

 

At Carpet One Floor & Home of Northwest Arkansas, you’ll encounter the region’s most prolific inventory of ceramic, stone, and porcelain tile. Proudly serving Springdale, Bentonville, Fayetteville, Siloam Springs, and Rogers, AR, our creative possibilities are endless.

 

 

Types of Tiles

Stone, ceramic, and porcelain tiles are the most common options you’ll find in homes. 

 

• Ceramic tiles are lightweight and budget-friendly. They come in a wide variety of colors and styles to choose from. With options ranging in size, style, color, pattern, and price, ceramic tile brings a one-of-a-kind style to your home. Not only is ceramic tile trendy, but it also has features that make life easier. Moisture resistance is one element of ceramic tile that makes it ideal throughout your home. 

 

• Porcelain tiles are more durable. They can tend to be heavier, but you can choose to have them installed inside since they are resistant to moisture. Porcelain resists scratches, scuffs, and wear and tear well, making it the perfect material for mudrooms, entryways, stairs, and hallways. However, porcelain tile can also be installed in areas like outdoor patios, indoor and outdoor walkways, as well as custom showers. Porcelain comes in countless varieties when it comes to shape and style, so you don’t have to sacrifice your home design for sturdy material.

 

• Stone tile is a unique flooring option. Because slabs are quarried from all over the world, no two tiles look the same. When adequately sealed stone tiles are waterproof and stain-resistant. Stone tiles are taken from natural materials, like slate, granite, and marble, as well as other available options. This lures homeowners to the material, making it possible to get a luxurious bathroom, kitchen, or accent wherever they decide to install it.

 

Tile That Looks Like Wood 

 

Trendy wood look tile is low-maintenance, versatile, fashionable, and easy to clean. It has many benefits over traditional hardwood floors since it: 

 

• Never needs sealing
• Never needs refinishing 
• Can be used for kitchen & bath
• Brings consistency to hardwood-heavy homes 

 

If you want the wood look in your bathroom, such as on shower walls or for bathroom flooring, wood-look tile is the way to go. Installing wood-look tile for a bathroom or kitchen floor is a wise way to make a seamless transition between rooms where there is hardwood or material that is not recommended for bathrooms or kitchens.

 

The wood-look trend is one that is going to last for years to come. As a trendy, stylish addition to any home, wood look tile brings character and elegance to any home.

 

 

Plan Your Tile Installation

Tile is versatile when it comes to where you can install it around your home. Among the most popular tile spots are:

 

• Kitchens
• Baths
• Laundry Rooms
• Entryways
• Basements
• Patios
• Outdoor Walkways 

 

Our professional tile installers understand the ins and outs of tile, design, and functionality when it comes to adding a tile backsplash to your kitchen or bathroom.  

 

Trendy tile instantly adds style and flair to your spaces. Easily customizable, create a custom backsplash by combining styles, mosaics, and intricate designs all your own. If you’re not feeling creative, our experts can give you advice on current trends and ideas that fit your home.

 

 

Explore Our Tile Collection

Carpet One Floor & Home of Northwest Arkansas is proud to be your local flooring provider, offering all the best tile brands, including:

 

• Daltile
• Happy Floors
• Florida Tile
• Emser Tile

 

To learn more, please visit one of our six area showrooms soon to browse our expansive tile displays, or shop tile online today.

 

 

Learn More About Tile

Caring for Tile Tile is a popular home flooring option because it is easy to clean and take care of over time. Follow the link below to learn tile-cleaning tips.   LEARN MORE