Designed to entice a discerning homeowner, a spec home in Austin, TX, offered a charming environment with regional stone that led to the home’s sale before the end of construction

Since starting his firm, Arch-Interiors design group, inc. in 1994, Christopher Grubb has strived to provide his clients with unique high-quality custom designs.

This year at Coverings, the annual U.S. tile and stone exhibition, three winners of the PROJECT: Green Awards were chosen.

For their Michigan residence, homeowners turned to bright shades of handmade tile to bring a lively atmosphere to their living quarters

The master bath of a private residence in Austin, TX, features colorful glass mosaic walls — adding movement and texture to the lavish space

A major restoration of Chicago’s century-old Monroe Building resulted in Rookwood Pottery Co. recreating the look of the landmark’s original ceramic tile floors and walls

Homeowners seeking a unique time-honored design for the foyer of their historic Philadelphia row house selected custom handmade tile from local artisan Lilywork of Quakertown, PA

While the North American market has historically had a reputation for favoring neutral colors when it comes to their home designs, decorative and glass tile products are now being utilized in more residential spaces to add a “pop” of color and point of interest to a living space.

Versailles Hazelnut limestone and Jade marble mosaics create the ultimate outdoor living space for a private residence in Beverly Hills, CA

With kitchens and baths still cherished spaces among homeowners, designers are finding that their clients are taking their investment seriously, and they are willing to spend on premium stone and tile products