Czech architects faced significant challenges developing a project in Lanzarote, Spain—an environmentally protected island with resource and transportation limitations—prompting a highly sustainable approach. APE Grupo's ceramics were essential for preserving architectural heritage, especially in bathrooms and wet areas.
Tennessee Congressman John Rose received special recognition from the Tile Council of North America for his support of domestic tile manufacturers. Rose advocates for countering unfair trade practices that threaten Tennessee jobs, pushing for protection against foreign dumping and subsidies that disadvantage American ceramic tile producers.
The luxury surface manufacturer debuts seven stone-inspired collections and six innovative decorative techniques, marking its return to the American market with large-format porcelain designs.
Marble mistake? While marble tile looks stunning on your bathroom floor, using it in a shower could lead to unexpected problems. Scott Carothers, academic director of the Ceramic Tile Education Foundation, cautions installers to do their due diligence before using marble in shower applications.
The National Tile Contractors Association (NTCA) is rolling out 25 training events across 10 states this April! From three-hour interactive workshops to comprehensive Regional Training Programs, the association is bringing essential education directly to tile professionals nationwide.
Airmada Drying Solutions' AirJet Shower Drying System, which uses forced air to remove moisture from shower surfaces, significantly reducing slip hazards and inhibiting mold growth, is now enhanced with AirJet Linear.
Vives, a family-owned Spanish tile company since 1957, brings European design trends to the North American market. From Cevisama 2025 in Valencia, Spain, Jose Ruiz-Roscigno discusses sustainable manufacturing practices, 2025 tile trends, and educating architects and contractors on proper installation techniques.
The Ceramic Tile Distributors Association's strategic planning meeting produces a three-year roadmap focused on membership growth, engagement, marketing, and education initiatives to strengthen the independent ceramic tile distribution industry.
Louisville Tile introduces the Wilcox Fifty Five "Cobb Collection," a porcelain tile line mimicking Italy's Ceppo di Gré stone. Available in three neutral colors and practical sizes, the collection offers indoor-outdoor versatility with the elegant look of cobblestone and practical benefits of porcelain.
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