Add Value to Your Home with Sophisticated Slate TileIf it's time to upgrade that outdated linoleum flooring in your kitchen or bathroom, contact Tileology! With a huge variety of slate tiles near you, you are sure to find exactly what you need to transform your home into one that you love to show off. Our experienced interior designers are ready to help you get started.SCHEDULE A TILE DESIGN CONSULTATION ![]() What is Slate Tile?Slate is a beautiful, natural stone usually formed in the mountains over long periods. It's a metamorphic rock comprised of several minerals and sediments, like quartz, mica, chlorite, hematite, and more. Over time, these elements are compressed by heat and pressure until they form a fine grain stone known as slate. Quarries then remove slate from the earth in large slabs, which are then sliced into tiles. It's typically black, gray, and dark green but can have hints of red, purple, blue, and gold. The Different Types of Slate TileSlate is a highly versatile material. You can use it in a variety of home renovation projects, from flooring to backsplashes and showers to mudrooms, as an accent piece, or a primary design focus. Depending on your home's aesthetic and where you're placing your tile, you may want to choose from these four popular types of slate stones for your next project. ![]() Cleft Slate TileConsider cleft slate tile if you're looking for a more natural aesthetic for your floor or wall tile. This type of stone tile has a smooth back, but the showing surface is unrefined. The uneven surface gives it more grip than other tiles, making it perfect for wet environments like bathrooms. ![]() Tumbled Slate TileHomes with a more rustic feel may want to choose tumbled slate tile. When gently tumbled with sand, pebbles, and water, the slate looks more worn, thus creating tumbled slate tile. The antique finish is trendy for kitchen backsplashes and shower accents. It also makes a stunning floor tile. ![]() Honed Slate TileFor a smooth, matte finish on both sides of the stone tile, choose a honed slate. With a similar feel to granite or marble without a glossy finish, it can give your home a modern or minimalist appearance. The smooth finish can get slippery, so use honed slate for wall tile and backsplashes. ![]() Polished Slate TilePolished slate tile takes the honed slate a step further in shine. Its smooth, shiny appearance can look like marble, giving your home a touch of sophistication. Since slate isn't meant to be glossy, finding polished slate tile can be difficult. Contact Tileology, a better slate tile store near you, to find out more. Ready to Start the Design Process?SCHEDULE A TILE DESIGN CONSULTATION The Benefits of Using Slate Tile in Your HomeUsing slate in your home has many outstanding benefits. Its multi-color appearance is beautiful in any location, adding elegance and sophistication to your home. In addition, installing slate tile can increase your home's real estate value. Beyond its aesthetics and value, slate is known for its strength, water resistance, and the natural ambiance it promotes. ![]() Amazingly StrongSlate is often used as a roofing material, and you know if it can withstand all that Mother Nature dishes out, it's sure to uphold as a strong flooring material. Slate tile flooring can withstand areas with high foot traffic and homes with dogs and cats. ![]() Extremely WaterproofSlate tile is highly versatile. It can work in nearly any room of your home, including ones that frequently encounter water, like mudrooms, bathrooms, and kitchens. Its water resistance makes it the perfect natural stone inside your shower. ![]() Natural MaterialNatural stone tiles are a beautiful addition to any home. With endless patterns, this raw material is perfect as an accent or the main attraction for your kitchen or bathroom floors. Tileology is your resource for a fantastic variety of easy-care natural slate tile. Are You Ready to Put Slate Tile in Your Home? All It Takes is 4 Easy Steps!
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