Here’s what’s trending in tile flooring

Who wouldn’t want tile flooring in their home? It's stylish and sophisticated and adds value to a property.

It's easy to clean, durable, affordable, and can last up to 50 years. Here's what you'll see right now.

Wood and stone look tiles

Both are trending, and that's expected to last for years. Modern technology is enabling manufacturers to create amazingly realistic, intricate patterns.

The wood has knots, grains, swirls, textures, and color variations. Planks are cut into any size.

Stone looks have veining variations and all the "imperfections" of nature's creation, including high variation. Feel free to visit our tile store, where you'll see wood that looks like Eldridge Farmhouse by Daltile. Marble mimics include Alsacia by Happy Floors.

Encaustic-styles

Genuine encaustics are handcrafted. Instead of glaze, four to six colors of clay are used for the design.

As you can imagine, they are pricey, but there are now true-to-life echoes. They include designs such as D_Segni Color Clover by Marazzi.

Porcelain tile flooring

Porcelain is composed of a non-absorbent clay, together with sand and glass, resulting in heavier, more dense flooring used indoors or out.

It's as beautiful as it is functional, however. Consider porcelain when you are shopping for tile in Boca Raton, FL. This large format comes in countless colors and designs and can be made to look like anything; it is often preferred for wood and stone looks because of the large format and fewer seams.

Why go anywhere else for tile flooring?

At Exclusive Flooring Collection, we have an extensive inventory that includes all the top brands. If you have an eye for design, you'll love ceramics; our knowledgeable staff will show you what you can create.

We're family-owned and pride ourselves on our technical expertise and outstanding customer service. Visit our showroom in Boca Raton, FL, especially if you live or work in Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Coral Springs, Parkland, Palm Beach, West Palm Beach, Wellington, and Miami, FL.