Provenza W-Age porcelain tile flooring
mimics the
authentic details of trunks from various species. You can choose from 4
wood
look porcelain tiles that cross the color and design spectrum. The
knots, grain
and intricate textures of solid hardwoods are readily apparent in the
four
available tile sizes.
This wide selection gives designers the flexibility to meet
different design
needs for various clients with a single collection. In general, a
porcelain floor
with broad tiles in a light color makes a room seem more open.
Conversely, a
narrower tile in darker shades creates a more inviting feel. Our
flooring
specialists are happy to suggest design concepts that match your square
footage, design theme and budget.
What are the benefits of wood look porcelain tile
compared to solid
hardwoods? The surface is easy to clean and more resistant
to stains,
scratches and moisture damage. Budget conscious clients can also
achieve
stunning effects within their budget. You can install this collection
in rooms
with all levels of foot traffic. This includes bathroom floors, where
porcelain
has long been a favorite surface.
Consider W-Age Heartwood to
create a stately ambience
that matches brass fixtures or other design elements. Dark brown
fabrics and
glass enclosed walk in showers each complement this neutral tone. For a
more
weather worn look, turn to W-Age Cortex.
The effects of
wind, water and sun are seen in the cross cut color variations.
You can create a stark or subtle contrast based on the design
needs. For
instance, cream colored drapes and beige fabrics are visually striking,
while
dark browns and blacks complement this tone. Looking for a more earthy
tone? W-Age Ring is an ideal choice with greenish brown accents that
show
distinct veining from different vantage points. Whatever the choice,
you will
enjoy uncommon beauty with the practical benefits of an easy to clean
and
durable surface.
Ready to learn more or order Provenza W-Age
porcelain tile
flooring? Please call our in house team for square
footage quotes and
shipping estimates.