There are so many great choices in tile these days from small mosaic patterns to bold, concrete style porcelain planks that building a new home with the durable, water-resistant option is only limited by imagination. On National Tile Day, here are some inspiring tile choices used in new Carbine homes in Nashville and Franklin.
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- Black cabinets in the We-Ho Carbine home have quartz counters.
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- J&K Design Studio created the kitchen black, white and stainless steel palette continuing the bold tile behind the range hood.
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- The Mantra Black tile is finished with a bright white grout for a beautiful contrast.
History of Tile
The expense of handmade tile historically made the use of the home building product something only the wealthy could afford. Once tile was produced in large quantities it became more affordable during the Industrial Revolution. Today, the styles and choices have expanded as tile craftsmanship evolves.
Home owners are using tile from backsplashes and floors to bathrooms wrapping beautiful tubs and showers. The products are also very durable requiring little maintenance.
Champagne bronze faucets are complemented by the Mojave Gray oversize tiles wrapping the shower and tub surround designed by J & K Design Studio.
The Mojave Gray is continued by J & K Design Studio as a wrap for the soaking tub in this beautiful home at 1716 Stewart in Nashville’s We-Ho neighborhood.
Tile Inspiration
Currently, Carbine has five homes available weaving a variety of tile options from fresh to bold. Here’s more in this video wrap up:
Want To See These Homes?
Want to see the homes highlighted in the National Tile Day video? Schedule an appointment today by contacting Carbine at 615-351-0039.
Four of the homes will be open for tour Sunday, from 2 to 4 p.m. Click on the home addresses for more information: 1716 Stewart Place, Nashville; 1718 Stewart Place, Nashville; 5000 Water Leaf Drive, Franklin; and 2103 Southern Preserve Lane, Franklin.
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