Luxury Home Décor: It is wonderful when a company can succinctly describe what it does in its name. Artistic Tile closes the deal with two words or four syllables. Industry-wide design professionals from architects to interior and exterior designers are floored by this firm's diverse creative offerings for floors, walls, and decorative solutions. Artistic Tile is the 2006 winner of Interior Designs' Best of Year for its design projects and Roscoe Award winners for new products.
The wildly exotic Pampa Leather Collection is among the organization's recent releases. It is innovative in both style and functionality. The over-size durable, natural-leather tiles (18" by 18") are offered in six variants, including Black & White Cowhide and Cocoa Brown Natura with Stitching. No mortar, grout, or adhesive are required to install these floor tiles. A layer of flexible "rubber steel" or galvanized sheet metal is placed between the substrate and the tiles. This makes replacing the natural leather tiles simple and convenient.
Artistic Tile's Xilo Collection represents the latest in high-tech porcelains that can be intelligently incorporated into the decorum of various areas of luxury residences. The Linea Mosaic and the Kentel Glass offer accents that uniquely complement or accentuate a thematic-inspired design of a room or an area.
Artistic Tile has a showroom in the prestigious Architects & Designers Building located in mid-town Manhattan. The A&D Building's tenant list consists of numerous highly regarded designers and manufacturers of residential, kitchen and bath, and commercial space in the U.S. There is more than 200,000 square feet of showroom space and designers available to consult clients. The center is open to the public.
Artistic Tile has several showrooms in Manhattan and the surrounding area and more than 100 dealers across North America. Check out JustLuxé's
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For LxM James Rothaar
Company: Artistic Tile, Inc.
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Thursday Apr. 19th, 2007
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