What’s the best tile flooring for bedrooms and living rooms?

Many people think of tile flooring for kitchens or baths, but it also looks great in living spaces and bedrooms. Choosing the right tile, though, depends on several factors, including room use, lifestyle, budget, and interior plan.

But there's one thing in common. All spaces need to be warm and inviting and work with the rest of your home's decor. 

The right or wrong tile can make or break a remodeling. Here’s how to choose well.

Understand that not every tile is the same

You'll see almost unlimited sizes, shapes, colors, and designs when you walk into our tile store. However, remember that they all have different strength and absorption levels, indicating how they can be used.

Decide between porcelain or ceramic tile

Porcelain tile is a type of ceramic that is heavier and dense. It comes in many colors and designs, making it as beautiful as it is hard-wearing.

Two popular design choices:

1.Wood-look tile: You can feel the grains and textures!

Feel free to come into our tile flooring showroom, where you'll see designs like Eternity or Reclaimed by Happy Feet.

Thanks to Inkjet, you'll have intricate patterns with knots, swirls, and color variations. Your tile in Pueblo, CO, will have all the "imperfections" of a Mother Nature creation.

Wood is classic and timeless, and a wood-look tile is a perfect look-alike. Textures include wire-brushed, hand-scraped, and distressed, especially for rustic interiors.

2.Stone looks like a tile. Stone is stylish and sophisticated and adds value to a property, but it's also pricey.

Manufacturers can up their game with stone tiles with all the veining/color variations and textures of the real thing. For example, check out Maximus Calacatta (a marble look) by Shaw Industries.

Visit our tile store in Pueblo, CO

Mountain View Flooring will make your tile flooring unique, no matter where you plan to install it. 

Visit us at our location in Pueblo, CO. You’ll be glad you came in. We want to see you, especially if you live or work in Pueblo, Westcliffe, Walsenburg, Las Animas, or Canon City, CO.