In the December 2020 issue of Floor Trends, we look at what's trending in tile. Also in this issue, flooring leaders share insight into what they are gearing up for next year.
Long sought after for both commercial and residential interiors, tile leads sales now as collections feature more choices than ever before—with unparalleled designs to suit any application.
Broadlume has been a company on the move for the past few years and certainly an organization to watch in the floor covering industry, which is why we sat down with the company’s CEO Todd Saunders.
Michelle Anderson, an account executive for Bentley Mills and Modulyss, had been selling carpet out of her car at trunk shows. She recently stepped up her game by transforming a retired ambulance into the Fabulance—a mobile showroom.
Starting January 2021, Daltile’s network of more than 250 Statement Dealers will have access to a new store-within-a-store program designed to simplify the tile selection process for customers.
With more than 20 launches this year, the Pentz Commercial lineup has addressed the changing needs of various end-users including products for social distancing, wayfinding, and value-engineering with its Apex SDP product line-up and LVT glue down products.
People have been spending a lot of time in their homes over the last few months and this has led to an increased desire for home improvements. One of those areas of increase demand is garage floors.
As a fast-track new construction build-out, this project required specific attention to concrete moisture mitigation related to vapor emissions and floor preparation.
I mentor several people and one of my mentees asked a few thought-provoking questions. Since she was curious about goals and goal setting, I figure you all may be as well.
Daltile’s new Quetread and Paver collection is waterproof, stainproof, dentproof, scratch-resistant, slip-resistant, fire-resistant, durable, and easy to clean.
Torlys announced the expansion of the Marquee Laminate Program with the Shore Collection, highlighting eight new colors; many of which have an embossed texture (EIR) to give the floor a natural look and feel.
