New Crossville® wall tile collection is all about color.

The term “Barbiecore” is used to describe the resurgence of the color pink. It is defined as “an aesthetic that embraces lively hues, lighthearted décor and an unapologetic confidence.”

From soft hints of light pink to more saturated hues of deep rose, this shade has stamped its mark on design this fall.

Stone Seam, now available from Chemical Concepts, is ideal for bonding quartz, granite, marble, porcelain and ceramics.

Storied by Florida Tile expresses timeworn character steeped in indigenous traditions of creativity and ingenuity. 

For the Unionstone Collection, Sant’Agostino considered to reproduce elements unique in nature, which celebrate the warm colors of the earth, the oasis of the desert and the surface of the moon.

Grounded in deep, moody tones that are perfectly offset by violet, magenta and teal hues

TILE recently caught up with Kait Paradowski, design director at Artaic, and Jill Cohen, vice president of design at Artistic Tile, to ask them to share their thoughts and experiences on the inspiration behind developing new color palettes and tile collections, as well as the current trends they are seeing.

Greenland quartzite from Walker Zanger, characterized by a dramatic contrast of black and white veining offset by deft touches of emerald green.

Sophisticated and joyful, the colorful Micro Moons Mosaics from Artistic Tile have big personality.