Terra cotta floors

Rustic terracotta tiles! Which would you pick and why!? Rustic Terracotta Tiles offer a timeless choice for creating interiors' warm and inviting aura. Featured Products: Cotto Med Terracotta Tile

Recently, we've noticed that terra cotta has been popping up in kitchens everywhere. Curious about the design comeback? Get ready for an up close and personal look at the material that's taking over kitchen flooring.

Discover which colors pair best with terracotta floor tiles to transform any room into a cozy, stylish space. Click to find out more!

Patti on Instagram: ““Oh that’s different?” “There’s a reason why people don’t install terra cotta tile floors in the midwest.” I guess if we would’ve…”

Browse photos of kitchen designs. Discover inspiration for your kitchen remodel or upgrade with ideas for storage, organization, layout and decor.

love the saltillo tile, archways, and tons of natural light

The original terra-cotta floor in the main home entry was refurbished and waxed. The slender chest of drawers is a French antique from the owners’

Considered one of the oldest ceramic tiles, terracotta is an element of the ancient world. Let's see how to rock terracotta tiles for your home.

Love the soapstone sink & tailored cabinetry

Discover the perfect paint colors for terracotta tiles. From soft neutrals to rich, deep hues, find the best shade for your decor.

Terra cotta floors in secondary bathrooms/mudroom

Browse thousands of beautiful photos and find Bathroom with Terra-cotta Floors designs and ideas. Get inspiration for baths, toilets, showers, vanities and more.

I dream about houses like this one. From the sink to the tub and all the patterned and art filled moments in between, it's a new take on a traditional family home. But seriously, that tub. Cecily Mendell of Cecy

A guide to Zellige tiles - the most beautiful tile in the world! Everything you need to know about these gorgeous handmade moroccan tiles.

Timeless French reclaimed terracotta tile has vintage charm, salvaged from old buildings, originally used in farmhouses, chateaux across the French countryside.

15 years ago we bought a house that was in very poor shape. It had been a rental home for the previous 15 years to various types of renters, including college students! We had 10 days to remodel a bathroom, replace every door, paint the entire house, refinish the floors, and have some structural work done in the crawl space. When the contractors removed the awful laminate in the kitchen, it revealed a sub floor of pine. We had it sanded, but it was not salvageable...too many dark, black…