MILE^®stone, the distributed brand of Florim USA, introduced "Plaster 2.0," the industry’s first carbon-neutral porcelain tile collection to North America late last year. This innovative product was recently selected as a winner for Metropolis's 2022 Planet Positive Awards for the category of Surfaces, Tiles, Materials.

Voting for two open board seats (Restoration & Maintenance and Global/International) on the Natural Stone Institute (NSI) Board opened on Monday, October 17th and will close on Friday, October 28th. 

The International Surfaces Fabricators Assocation (ISFA) announced the recent addition of three new members

Domestic tile manufacturer Crossville, Inc. is one of the tile suppliers and sponsors of this year’s The Kaleidoscope Project located in Pittsfield, MA. Aspire Magazine will be featuring the story of this unique renovation of a firehouse built in 1906 that showcases Crossville collections in the kitchen and bathroom.

A leader in style and design, Daltile has just launched an industry-leading visualizer onto its website, greatly simplifying the shopping experience for customers.  This digital product visualizer, called the “Stylizer”, is unique in the tile industry — Daltile’s Stylizer goes a step further than other visualizers by linking to a myriad of pre-selected, curated sets of floor, wall and mosaic tiles as well as countertops.  

The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) – the world’s leading non-profit trade association for the $189 billion kitchen and bath industry and owners of the largest North American Kitchen and Bath trade show, KBIS, recently announced the relocation of its corporate headquarters from Hackettstown, NJ, to 1 West Broad Street, Bethlehem, PA.

The branding initiative highlights the company's leading installation methods, customer-centricity and innovation.

The 7,300-square-foot home, which resides alongside Malibu coast wineries and celebrity estates, showcases the latest trends in surfaces. 

In some areas of the country a growing number of remodelers are seeing signs of a slowdown due to the ongoing problems of labor shortages, high material prices and rising interest rates.

MIAMI, FL – It is with great sadness that Tile of Spain announces the death of Pedro Riaza, who was general secretary of the Spanish Ceramic Tile Manufacturers’ Association (ASCER) for a quarter of a century.