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Ceramic Tile

Elevate your next project with beautiful ceramic tile from Connecticut Stone. Created from Earth's most basic materials, ceramic is one of the oldest and most respected art forms. Available in an extensive range of machine- and hand-made options, ceramic tile can be found in nearly any color, size, texture, and pattern imaginable. This, combined with its long-lasting durability and easy maintenance, makes it a popular option for commercial and residential applications. Most often, we see ceramic tile used for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, shower walls, and fireplaces. However, the possibilities for this beautiful tile are nearly limitless.

Because ceramic tile is available in such a wide range of colors, styles, and finishes, it can be used to achieve just about any look desired. From modern to rustic and every style in between, there's a ceramic tile option to suit your client's one-of-a-kind tastes. Plus, they will appreciate that ceramic tile is highly durable; it is naturally resistant to stains and scratches, so it can retain its beauty for many years to come. It can be easily kept clean from a maintenance perspective with regular sweeping and wiping. And with brands like AKDO, Artistic Tile, Crossville, Lunada Bay, Sonoma Tilemakers, and Walker Zanger, it's easy to see why ceramic tile is a popular choice for many.

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