Just got nice pictures of our Cladstone - Slate Multi Brown, SLMBCL 6″ x 24″ in Brandon Manitoba.
For more pictures of our Cladstone, check our product gallery.
Plate Rust and Cladding Make a Contemporary Look in Winnipeg December 3, 2009
Our Winnipeg Branch just sent us pictures of this fantastic project with Plate Series – Rust combined with Basaltina and an impressive wall with cladding.
Check Plate Series pictures album click here. For the Cladding pictures album click here. And the basaltina pics are here.
Image to Interior Uses Canyon To Create a Slate Look in Calgary November 30, 2009
The Client – Karst in Calgary - asked for a low maintenance floor that flowed throughout their house. Jan Adams, from Image To Interior used Canyon Series, a Slate Look Porcelain. To complement the look Jan created the interior color scheme of Deep Beige, Slate and Burnt Burgundy using : ICI Dapper Tan; deep Geneva Blue & deep burgundy.
Floor tile: Multi-colour – CMC16 – 16.5 x 16.5
Floor inserts: Multi-colour – CMC13 – 13 x 13
Wall Tile – Canyon Multi-colour – CMCAT 2”x 4.25” Brick
Evolution and Subway on Backsplash November 25, 2009
Monica of Sage Construction wanted a tile for the backsplash that would be most compatible with creamy cabinetry and white appliances.
The solution was combining subway Matte Bone 4 x 16 tiles with a row of Evolution 5/8 x 5/8 mosaic in Shimmer Sand to add a bit of sparkle and visual interest. The mosaic is like a piece of jewellery for the kitchen! The results are beautiful.
The Designer Louis de Araujo Says Welcome With a Smart Combination of Porcelain and Natural Stone on the Days Inn Downtown Edmonton October 31, 2009
The designer Louis de Araujo from LDA combine porcelain Jura and Forte 4×4 with natural Tuscany Strips – TMSTRIPS to create a warm and welcoming ambiance on the Days Inn Downtown Edmonton.
To see pics of other local and international projects with Louis de Araujo signature, visit his website http://www.ldadesign.ca/
Interior Solutions Design Group Creates a contemporary tranquil space with natural materials in a neutral to warm color pallet. October 28, 2009
The wall ‘planks’ is Tuscany Mix 1×18 – Code: TMB118
The shower floor is Tuscany Mix Petals – Code: PETALS
These photos show the before and after of a guest bathroom renovation done in North Vancouver by Interior Designer Tiffany Karlson of Interior Solutions Design Group Inc. The client requested a contemporary tranquil space where guests would feel welcome and relaxed. This was created by use of natural materials in a neutral to warm color pallet, by using organic shapes, further enhancing the linear features. The result, guests who cannot wait to come back to visit, knowing they have their own piece of tranquility in their hosts home
Tiffany Karlson is an interior design consultant with West Vancouver firm Interior Solutions Design Group Inc. She received her training in Interior Design at The Art Institute of Vancouver where she graduated with honors. With additional specialized training in kitchen and bath design as well as previous experience working with kitchen and bath companies, Tiffany is an expert with endless ideas and superior knowledge in the design of custom and semi-custom kitchens/baths. Her previous experience with an awarding-winning North Shore renovation company as well as the complete home renovation projects she works on at Interior Solutions make Tiffany a well-rounded design professional.
Interior Solutions Design Group Inc. provides complete residential interior design services, covering everything from consultations, to renovations, material specifications, custom built-ins, kitchen and bathrooms to decorating, shopping services and accessories. An experienced designer and one or two assistants will handle your project. At Interior Solutions Design Group we take a “team approach” to every project.
Isole Series on Kitchen Backsplash by Synthesis Design October 25, 2009
Isole Series on Synthesis Design project
This is an “after” picture of a single family home in North Vancouver. Onida Garner b.i.d. from Synthesis Design used Isole Series on the kitchen backsplash and detail on the range hood. This tile is individually molded by hand and is characterized by intentional variation of shade, thickness, size and shape as well as surface irregularities.
For more information on Isole Series, click here.
For more information on Synthesis Design, click here.
Tile – A green Choice October 23, 2009
marmi italiani series
Tile is a clever choice for anyone who wants to build green. Take a look at some facts that make ceramic and porcelain tile a environmentally-friendly material.
Life Cycle – When installed properly, ceramic and porcelain tile can last a lifetime. Unlike carpet, laminate or vinyl, ceramic and porcelain tile does not have to be replaced periodically.
Recycling – Most of the tile factories today are getting certified for eco responsible process. Reutilization of water and materials are common ground.
Air Quality -Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) is a big factor on many health problems. Ceramic and porcelain tile are fired to extremely high temperatures removing 100% volatile organics. You also can use grout and adhesives with zero or close to zero VOCs.
Hypoallergenic – Tile is inhospitable to dust mites, mold, germs, and bacteria and often used to replace carpet for people with allergies or asthma.
Low maintenance –You don’t need chemicals to maintain the beauty of your tile. Often just warm water will do the job.
Barone Developments finalist in 5 categories for the 2009 Georgie Awards. October 23, 2009
We are very happy to know that Barone Developments has been named a finalist in 5 categories for the 2009 Georgie Awards and Julian Tile has received recognition in three of these categories. They include: Best New Kitchen $40,000 – $100,000, Best Master Suite – New, Best Renovation – Any Room (Master Ensuite)
Winners will be announced on March 13, 2010 at the Canadian Home Builders Association of British Columbia (CHBA BC) gala ball. The photo’s should be posted at www.georgieawards.ca within the next week or so.
