Tile flooring solutions built for modern living

Tile material

• Ceramic tile: Ceramic is a classic choice. It’s made from natural clay, fired in a kiln, and typically finished with a protective glaze. Ceramic tile works well for walls, backsplashes, and light-to-moderate floor traffic. It offers broad color choices and a softer, warmer look underfoot.
• Porcelain tile: Porcelain is denser, harder, and less porous than ceramic. It handles heavy traffic, moisture, and temperature changes with ease. For local homes, porcelain tile is often the best all-around choice for floors, bathrooms, kitchens, and even outdoor spaces. Many porcelain tiles convincingly replicate stone, concrete, and wood without the maintenance.
• Glass tile: Glass tile brings light and reflection into a space. It’s most commonly used for backsplashes, accent walls, and decorative features. While not ideal for most floors, glass tile adds depth and polish when paired with ceramic or porcelain surfaces.
• Metal tile: Metal tile is bold and modern. Stainless steel, aluminum, or mixed-metal tiles are typically used as accents or backsplashes. They work best when layered thoughtfully into a design rather than used across large areas.

Glazed vs. unglazed tile surfaces

The finish of a tile affects both appearance and performance.

• Glazed tile: Glazed tiles have a protective glass-like coating. This makes them stain-resistant, easy to clean, and available in endless colors and patterns. Glazed finishes range from high-gloss to soft matte, depending on the look you prefer.
• Unglazed tile: Unglazed tiles rely on their natural material color and texture. They offer excellent slip resistance and a more organic appearance. These tiles are often chosen for outdoor areas, entryways, or spaces where traction matters.

We help match finish to function so your tile looks great and works hard.

Tile size, shape, and layout options

Tile size and shape can completely change how a room feels.

• Large-format tile: Larger tiles create a clean, open look with fewer grout lines. They’re ideal for modern interiors and larger rooms, but they require expert installation and precise subfloor prep.
• Small format and mosaic tile: Smaller tiles add texture and visual interest. They’re perfect for showers, backsplashes, and curved surfaces. Mosaics can be subtle or bold depending on color and layout.
• Shapes beyond the square: Rectangles, hexagons, chevrons, and custom shapes add movement and personality. Layout patterns like herringbone, stacked, or offset designs bring dimension to floors and walls.

Color, shade, and finish selection

Color isn’t just about aesthetics. It affects light, mood, and maintenance.

• Light tones make spaces feel open and bright.
• Mid-tones balance warmth and practicality.
• Dark tiles add drama but benefit from thoughtful lighting.

Finish matters too. Matte finishes hide footprints and water spots. Polished finishes reflect light and elevate formal spaces. We guide color and finish choices based on lifestyle, lighting, and long-term wear.

Grout choices that make a difference

Grout is not an afterthought. It frames the tile and impacts durability.

• Matching grout creates a seamless look
• Contrasting grout highlights pattern and shape
• Epoxy grout resists stains and moisture better than traditional cement grout

We help you choose grout color, width, and material that support both design and performance.

What are the benefits of tile flooring?

Tile flooring continues to be one of the most practical investments you can make.

• Exceptional durability: Tile flooring stands up to heavy traffic, pets, moisture, and daily wear. Properly installed tile can last decades.
• Water and stain resistance: Porcelain and glazed tiles resist spills and humidity, making them ideal for kitchens, baths, and entryways.
• Low maintenance: Tile flooring is easy to clean and doesn’t trap allergens. Regular sweeping and occasional mopping keep it looking sharp.
• Design flexibility: From classic stone looks to modern concrete finishes, tile adapts to any style.
• Increased property value: High-quality tile flooring adds long-term value and appeal to homes and commercial spaces.

Where are the places to install tile flooring?

Tile flooring works almost anywhere, but some spaces truly benefit from its strengths.

• Kitchens: Tile handles spills, heat, and constant foot traffic. Kitchen floor tiles pair beautifully with radiant heating and open-concept layouts.
• Bathrooms and showers: Moisture resistance makes tile the top choice for bathroom floors, walls, and showers. Slip-resistant finishes improve safety without sacrificing style.
• Entryways and mudrooms: Tile flooring holds up to dirt, snow, and debris while making a strong first impression.
• Laundry rooms: Water exposure and appliances make tile a smart, worry-free solution.
• Living areas and great rooms: Large-format porcelain tile creates a seamless, modern look that connects indoor and outdoor spaces.
• Commercial environments: Tile delivers durability and professional polish for offices, hospitality spaces, and retail environments.

Top reasons to work with our tile store

We don’t just sell tile. We manage the entire experience.

1. High-quality tile flooring for sale: We curate premium tile collections from trusted manufacturers, offering materials that perform as well as they look.
2. Design services that guide every decision: Our design team provides hands-on support, helping you select tile, layout, grout, and finishes that align with your vision.
3. Professional tile installation services: Tile installation is precise work. Our experienced installers understand substrates, movement joints, and layout accuracy. Details matter, and we treat them that way.
4. Project management from start to finish: With deep experience in estate homes, custom remodels, and commercial projects, we coordinate trades, timelines, and quality control so nothing falls through the cracks.
5. Customer satisfaction built since 1992: Kehoe Tile & Stone has been a trusted leader in the tile and stone market for decades. That legacy continues through every project we take on.