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Here's a great tile product that is eco-friendly and looks great! 

Eco-Cem is a multipurpose composite that is available as large tiles for flooring (or as slabs for countertops). It's made from a mixture of 80 percent cement and 20 percent recycled paper. Available in eight colors, it's lighter and stronger than natural stone, and resistant to mold and mildew. 

To read more about Eco-Cem visit
www.eco-cem.com.

 
 
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The colors of this Bellavita H Line series of tile resembles the famous sultry Hollywood look of the smoky eye make-up trend.  Deserves a look at for sure!

There are seven solid colors plus three blends finished with a high gloss.  The blends and highlights of this upscale mosaic would add depth and definition to a modern kitchen remodel.

 
 
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This unique tile will bring a modern look to any remodel. The manufacture, Imagine Tile, have combined the use of ceramic tile and a mixture of real metal as a glaze, giving it the look and feel of real metal. 

First release of the tile came out in a flat metallic looking copper, and has now been produced in stainless steel, nickel and bronze colors.  Available in four different sizes as well.

Here we give you another unique idea that just might be perfect for that space you've been longing to change up.

 
 
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Here we have a very unique tile designed with a technology called optical thin films made by Modona Glassware.  This tile changes color based on three different elements: light, angle it's viewed from, and what texture is used in designing the tile you desire. 

Carrie Fazio, a nationally recognized designer, created a collection of four distinct groups of tile to choose from and manufactured out of Upstate New York.  Her design in tile has brought a radical new design element in interior and exterior spaces.

This tile really is quite amazing due to its technology.  The contrast in color adds so much more character to any space, especially in a very lit area.  If you're interested in using this product, take a peek at their website to get the full spectrum of colors and designs.

 
 
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Anchor Bay Tile has recently come out with a new tile product using bamboo.  Normally, bamboo is a popular product choice in countertops, but is now designed into subway tiles.  This sustainable wood is cut into 3 by 6 inch tile pieces.  It’s harvested in Moso species bamboo and is both extremely strong and renewable.  This is a great idea for kitchen backsplashes and wainscoting or to add a creative design element on an accent wall.  The bamboo tile comes in four different finishes – Autumn Blush, Chestnut (shown right), Ebony and Natural.