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Country Floors presents an exquisite collection of tile and stone products developed by the notable tile historian Norman Carlsen. The outstanding Country Floors collections include hand painted tile and stone. Country Floors is considered a foremost style-setter in the ceramic tile and stone industry and is the first choice of many architects, interior designers and savvy consumers.
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Nancy Epstein commissions hundreds of exclusive designs each year for her company, Artistic Tile. She delivers some of the finest decorative tile in the world. Her firm now contracts with tile makers as far away as Italy, India and Argentina.
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Founded by the brother sister team of Susan Dunis and Gill Aldridge, Dunis Studios tiles are a collection of fine skills from many artisans. Each decorative tile is hand-cast and hand-painted with craft-intensive steps along the way.
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Oceanside Glasstile has been producing and selling luxury glass tiles since 1992. The wide array of glass tile is almost 100% recycled glass and created by Oceanside Glasstile can be used in all tile applications. Whether you're designing custom glass tile counters, laying a durable glass tile floor, or putting in a unique tile pool.
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UltraGlas provides the design professional with a virtually limitless palette of possibilities. Distinctive three-dimensional characteristics provide a unique lens, through which (or off of which) natural and artificial lights come to life, transforming an environment like never before.
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Jeffrey Court, Inc. was established in 1991. In 1998 Jeffrey Court began importing natural stone from both Europe and the Far East to add to the hand-crafted tiles produced in Corona, California. Jeffrey Court's line of products, called "Chapters" has grown in 2006 to be a 15 series collection and over 5000 items.
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Sandhill's glass-fusing technology marks a new level in contemporary tile evolution. Their products made from 100% recycled glass, which is otherwise destined for landfills. Each tile takes less than one-half of the energy to produce than ceramic tile, and less than one-fourth of the energy it takes to produce a cast-glass tile
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