Decorating
On the Surface
Redesign your space with colorful and artful surfaces from tile and stone designers

 

Set in Stone

The look of stone and brick is timeless, and these styles are sure to inspire



Irregular shaped Coronado stone is meticulously hand colored with natural oxides to simulate real stone, and this variety was inspired by river-washed creek rocks. Available at Antique Brick in Little Rock. Photo courtesy Antique Brick and Block
Affording a wonderful blend of creams, browns and black, the Juperana Ipanema granite is quarried in Brazil and makes for a beautiful countertop. Available at Bedrock International in Little Rock.

For a colorful solid surface choose CaesarStone quartz. Shown in apple martini, CaesarStone surfaces offer a variety of applications from countertops to wallcoverings. Available at retailers statewide. Photo courtesy Caesarstone
Inside Effects in Little Rock crafted this bathroom with varying forms of Angelica gold travertine. The whirlpool surround is a slab, while the shower walls are mosaic tiles. Photo by Kyle McLaughlin


For a touch of Old-World style, Robinson Thin Brick is a must. Their line of Old Brick Originals is available in various color palettes and is built to suit your space. Available at Antique Brick in Little Rock. Photo courtesy Antique Brick and Block


Tile Treatment

Create striking focal points and colorful details with the latest tile offerings



Let the talented craftsmen at Acme Brick & Tile in North Little Rock customize a work of art for you. Whether inside or out, their creations are truly one-of-a-kind, such as this one made from Jeffrey Court walnut and ivory travertine tiles. Photo courtesy Acme Brick
Almond cream marble acts as the ideal backdrop for the octagonal tile and Florentine border, all from the Antiquity collection by Jeffrey Court and available at Acme Brick & Tile in North Little Rock. Photo courtesy Acme Brick

These amazing glass mosaic tiles lend a gleaming luster, and the myriad of colors work well with any interior style. Available at Bedrock International in Little Rock. Photo courtesy Bedrock
From Sicis The Art Factory, the Waterglass series of glass tiles are formed from lightweight glass pixels, cut with mathematical precision for optimum sheen and color. Available online at sicis.com. Photo courtesy Sicis


The Asteria tile by Ann Sacks boasts jewelry-grade turquoise expertly cut into small squares, creating a truly unique surface. Asteria can be used in a myriad of applications, from fireplace surrounds to shower walls. Available at dealers statewide. Photo courtesy Ann Sacks