Ceramic
Generally 2” x 2” or smaller. Offers great potential for the use of two or more colors in a tile design.

Decorative
coordinates with field tile. Features color and/or relief decoration on its surface.

Field
makes up the bulk of a tile application. Generally offered in neutral colors.

Floor
Glazed or unglazed. Durable enough to withstand foot traffic. Can also be used on walls.

Glazed
Coated with glass-forming minerals and ceramic stains. Available in finished such as matte and semi-gloss. Stain and moisture-resistant. Ideal for food preparation surfaces such as countertops.

Porcelain
The densest of all tile types. Color goes all the way through the tile. Withstands temperature extremes. May be used outdoors.

Trim
matches field tile. Made in special shapes for special purpose, i.e. corners and floor to wall transitions.

Unglazed
hard and dense with a uniform composition. Available with various surface treatments and textures. Often used outdoors.

Wall
Produced in colors and patterns more suitable for vertical surfaces. Ideal for areas not subjected to as much wear as floors.