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If you’ve ever been told “you’ll want to seal that” and smiled politely while thinking “…with what, exactly?”, this one’s for you.

Tile sealer sounds technical, but it’s really just a clear coat of protection that helps your tile, stone and grout stand up to daily life: coffee, red wine, shampoo, muddy boots, you name it. Get the right one, and your surfaces stay beautiful longer with way less scrubbing.

Let’s break down what sealer actually does, when you need it and which TileTown products are right for which job.

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First things first: what does sealer do?

Sealer is a clear protective treatment that soaks into (or sits on top of) porous surfaces to help repel stains, moisture and grime.

Tile pros often talk about impregnators versus topical sealers:

Penetrating/impregnating sealers soak into stone or grout to protect from within, without changing the surface texture. They’re usually “natural look” or “enhancing” and don’t leave a film. A great example is AquaMix Penetrating Sealer, which sinks in to guard against everyday stains while keeping stone and grout looking natural.

Topical sealers sit on top like a clear coat. They can add shine and a slightly “finished” feel while still offering stain protection. Think of AquaMix High Gloss Sealer, which creates a protective, high-sheen layer on the surface.

Both types are about the same goal: keeping spills out of pores so stains don’t settle in.

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“Isn’t grout a sealer?” (Short answer: no)

This comes up a lot, so let’s clear it up.

Grout and sealer are different products doing different jobs:

• Grout fills the joints between tiles and holds everything in place.
• Sealer protects that grout (and sometimes the tile or stone) from soaking up stains and moisture.

That said, some new generation grouts are formulated to be denser and more stain-resistant, so they don’t need a separate sealer. TileTown’s FAQ notes that traditional cement grouts benefit from a natural-look impregnator, but hi-tech grouts like MAPEI Flexcolor CQ are dense enough that an extra sealer isn’t required.

Products like Mapei Ultracolor Plus FA are also designed to reduce absorption and resist stains compared to standard grout, so they’re already doing some “built-in” protective work.

So yes, grout isn’t sealer, but modern grout can come with some sealer-style tech baked in. You still use a dedicated sealer when:

• You’re working with stone
• You’ve used traditional cement grout
•  You want maximum, belt-and-suspenders level protection

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Do you have to seal everything?

Not quite. Here’s the cheat sheet.

1. Natural stone tiles (marble, limestone, slate, travertine, etc.)

Stone is porous, which means it loves to drink in whatever lands on it. TileTown recommends sealing most stone tiles with an impregnator to help guard against oil and water-based stains.

Good picks from TileTown:

Want invisible protection?
Go for Aquamix Penetrating Sealer 946 ml. It’s an economical, no-sheen, water-based penetrating sealer that keeps the natural look while resisting stains.

Want that rich “wet” stone look without gloss?
Choose Aquamix Sealer Enrich N Seal 473 ml. It darkens and enriches unsealed natural stone and also protects grout joints.

Lumiere White 4X16 Gloss Ceramic Subway Tile

2. Grout lines

You don’t have to seal grout, but traditional cement grouts definitely benefit from a natural-look impregnator.

If you want easy-to-clean grout:
Try Aquamix Grout Sealer 470 ml. It’s a water-based sealer that helps repel food, dirt and grease, inhibits mildew and bacteria and doesn’t change the grout’s appearance.

If you want fast, no-fuss spraying:
Reach for Aquamix Same Day Grout Sealer 444 ml. It’s a natural-look aerosol sealer with a 360° nozzle just for grout, and you can apply it as soon as 2 hours after grouting.

Aranya Ash 12×24 Glazed Porcelain Tile

3. Ceramic and porcelain tile

Many ceramic and porcelain tiles, especially glazed ones, are already very dense and don’t need sealing on the tile face. In some cases, unglazed polished porcelains are treated with an impregnating sealer at the factory or require one during installation, as TileTown notes in their FAQ.

You’ll almost always still seal the grout joints, not the whole tile surface, unless you’re working with a special porous tile or natural stone inlay.

Teramoda Powder Glossy Pressed Glazed Ceramic Tile 3 x 12 in / 7.5 x 30 cm.

4. When you actually want shine

If you like a glossy, sealed look on suitable tile or stone (think certain indoor floors or feature areas), a topical sealer adds both protection and sheen.

Aquamix High Gloss Sealer 946 ml is a water-based acrylic sealer that provides both a stain-resistant surface and a durable high-sheen finish in one step.

Always check the label to make sure your specific tile or stone is compatible before going glossy.

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Cleaning, stripping and starting over

If you’re sealing an older installation, step one is always a good clean.

• For deep cleaning tile and grout in heavily used or neglected areas, TileTown carries options like Aqua Mix Heavy-Duty Tile & Grout Cleaner, which is designed to strip grease, soap scum and ground-in dirt before you seal again.
• For stubborn residues or old sealer build-up, Aquamix Abrasive Cleaner Nanoscrub 946 ml helps remove waxes, coating sealers, light grout residue and most sealer residues.
• If you need to take off old coatings completely, Aquamix Sealer & Coating Remover 946 ml is formulated to remove most sealers, epoxy grout haze, urethane coatings and deep-set stains.

Clean first, then seal. Your new sealer will work much better.

READ MORE: Five Ways to Clean Your Tiles Naturally: An Eco-Friendly Guide

How to seal in 5 simple steps

Exact instructions vary by product, but the basic rhythm is:

• Clean the surface
  Remove grease, soap scum, old finishes and dust. Let everything dry fully.
• Do a small test patch
  Try your chosen sealer in an inconspicuous corner so you can check the look (especially with enhancing or gloss sealers) and make sure you like it.
• Apply as directed
  Use a sponge, applicator, sprayer or brush as per the label. Penetrating sealers are usually applied, allowed to soak, then wiped. Topical sealers are applied more like a thin, even coat.
• Wipe off excess
  Don’t leave puddles on the surface, especially on low-porosity tiles. For most penetrating products, you’ll buff off any residue after the dwell time.
• Let it cure
  Many sealers allow light foot traffic in a couple of hours, but full cure can take up to 24 hours or more. Follow the timing on the specific Aqua Mix product you’re using.

Not sure what you need? Bring us a photo (or a tile)

If you’re still wondering “Do I need to seal this?” or “Which one is right for my shower floor vs my kitchen backsplash?”, you don’t have to guess.

TileTown’s experts can match the right sealer to your surface, project and lifestyle. Visit one of our five locations in Victoria, Richmond, Langley or Edmonton, or try the online Room Visualizer to see how our in-stock tile looks in your space before you buy.

Seal it once, enjoy it for years. And if you’re still stuck, bring in a photo of your space or a spare tile and we’ll walk you through it in person.

(Because size matters—especially when you’re tiling your floor)

If you’ve ever admired a sleek hotel lobby or a spa bathroom and wondered why it feels so calm—it’s probably the tile. Fewer lines. Bigger slabs. More room to breathe…

Large‑format tiles (think 24×48 and up) are having a real moment. Clean lines, fewer grout joints, an almost seamless look—all appealing when done right. But there’s a catch: installation, design balance and suitability.

Let’s dig in—with your future (massive) tile lineup.

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Calacatta Oro Polished 24X48

Why Go Big? The Case for 24×48 Tiles

Before we drop names, here’s what you get when you opt for large format:

• Fewer grout lines. Less visual interruption, which gives your room a sleeker, more continuous look.
• Sense of spaciousness. Big tiles can trick the eye into seeing more space.
• Modern aesthetic. They bring that “architectural slab” vibe without using actual stone slabs.
• Performance benefits. With fewer joints, there’s less grout to stain or deteriorate. (Granted, only if installed well.)

But—and this is a big but—there are tradeoffs. Big tiles are heavier, require a flatter substrate and demand precision in layout and installation.

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Spotlight: Our 24×48 Stars

(These are the headline acts. Get to know them.)

Goya Polished 24×48

The high-gloss hero of your tiling dreams. This polished porcelain tile gives you dramatic reflections and a luxe marble-like finish—perfect for bathrooms, feature walls or spaces that can tolerate show-off moments.

Pros:

• High shine and wow factor.
• Easy to clean (less texture to trap gunk, though be cautious of slipperiness).
• Beautiful with complimenting matte accents.

Caveats:

• A polished surface can be slick—especially when wet. Use a subtle slip rating or choose it in lower-traffic or accent zones.
• Marks, scratches or hard-water buildup may show more.

Goya Matte 24×48

Your go-to all-rounder. Same large format but a matte finish puts you in safer territory when it comes to traction, wear and hiding smudges.

Why choose matte?

• Better grip underfoot, ideal for households with kids or pets.
• Easier to maintain a clean look (fingerprints and footprints don’t show as much).
• It’s versatile—works in bathrooms, kitchens, hallways, you name it.

Calacatta Oro 24×48

Classic marble meets modern resiliency. Calacatta Oro is a marble-look porcelain tile—white base with bold gold veining. It captures that timeless elegance without the upkeep pain of real marble. (Fun fact: many suppliers market a “Calacatta Oro 24×48 Polished Porcelain” as a premium marble alternative.)

Best uses:

• Bathrooms and powder rooms (accent with matte trims if needed).
• Feature walls or focal sections in open-concept spaces.

Watch outs:

• Keep grout thin and crisp so the tile’s drama isn’t interrupted.
• Because pattern variation is part of the charm, make sure tiles are well-shuffled during install so you don’t get weird repeats.

Statuario Noor 24×48

Think of this as the “cool marble” cousin—white, elegant, but with more modern restraint. While I couldn’t pin down a perfect supplier reference for “Statuario Noor 24×48” yet, many “Statuario” large-format porcelain tiles exist (matte or polished) that mimic fine Italian marble lines.

Why this tile is interesting

• It’s elegant but less busy than dramatic marbles.
• Works well when you want calm continuity in open-plan layouts.
• Pairs beautifully with both warm and cool palettes (gray, taupe, blush, even black accents).

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Tips to Nail Large-Format Tile Installation

1. Flat is not negotiable. The substrate must be dead flat (think ±2 mm over 10 ft or better). Any warping or unevenness shows on big tiles.
2. Use the right adhesive and technique. A back-buttered technique is standard to ensure full coverage and avoid hollow spots.
3. Control movement. Use structural and expansion joints as needed—big tiles don’t forgive cracking.
4. Mind the layout. Plan your tile placement in advance. Big tiles are less forgiving; awkward cuts or “stubs” (tiny leftover slivers) will look sloppy.
5. Grout width and color. Aim for narrow grout (3 mm or less) to maintain continuity. The color should subtly blend (not disappear, but also not pop).
6. Balance finishes. If your space is mostly matte, one polished accent wall or inset can be a striking counterpoint (hello, Goya Polished).

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When Not to Use Big Tiles

• On uneven or sloped subfloors (basements, old houses)
• In very small rooms where large cuts would dominate the perimeter
• Outdoors in freeze–thaw zones (unless the tile is rated for that environment)
• Where budget or installation constraints make extra prep cost-prohibitive

Calacatta Oro Polished 24X48

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Design Pairings & Style Moves

Style Goal	Recommended Tile Pairing
Monochrome serenity	Statuario Noor matte with charcoal accents
High-contrast drama	Goya Polished + matte black borders or trims
Warm elegance	Calacatta Oro with cream or soft taupe accessories
Textural contrast	Goya Matte with tactile mosaics or textured accent tiles

Also: large tiles look fantastic when you carry them vertically (walls), diagonally or in staggered layouts. Just make sure the eye isn’t fighting the layout.

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Final Word

Large-format 24×48 tiles can transform your space—but only if you tread (or tile) thoughtfully. Choose the right finish for your lifestyle, invest in top-tier installation, and use layout restraint. With the right picks—Goya Matte, Goya Polished, Calacatta Oro, Statuario Noor—you’re not just tiling a floor. You’re making a visual statement.

Hint: It starts with thinking beyond just colour and pattern.

Renovating your space? Whether you’re tackling a full‑blown kitchen overhaul or giving your mudroom a glow‑up, your choice of floor tile sets the tone—literally and figuratively. But before you get hypnotized by trendy herringbone patterns or that one dreamy tile you saw on Pinterest, hit pause.

Here are four questions to ask yourself before falling head over grout for the wrong floor tile.

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1. What’s Going Down in This Room?

Tiles aren’t one‑style‑fits‑all—especially if you live in a house where kids spill juice, dogs track mud, or someone (naming no names) is prone to “aggressive” cooking.

White Carrara Porcelain Tile

For hardworking spaces like kitchens, laundry rooms, mudrooms, and entryways, porcelain tile is your best bet. It’s stain‑resistant, water‑resistant, and practically indestructible. Bonus: it looks amazing.

Try this:

• Aura Canvas Matte 12×24 Glazed Porcelain Tile– A modern slate‑inspired porcelain that balances style and grit.
• Super Black Slate Matte 12×24 Glazed Porcelain Tile– Bold, dark and durable—a strong choice for high traffic zones.

Prefer something softer underfoot? Vinyl tile might still be worth considering for basements or family rec rooms—especially if there’s a chance of dampness or unexpected water drama (we’re looking at you, old washing machine).

Point Grey Vinyl in Bellevue

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2. Is Size Really Everything? (Short Answer: Kind of.)

Floor tile size has a surprising effect on how your space looks and feels. Bigger tiles can make a small room feel larger, but there’s a sweet spot—too big and they’ll overpower a tiny space.

Smaller or mid‑sized tiles, like 12×24, work beautifully in bathrooms, laundry rooms, and galley kitchens, especially when laid in creative patterns like herringbone or chevron.

Try this:

• Genesis Dove Matte 12×24 Glazed Porcelain Tile – Italian porcelain in a 12×24 format with refined texture.
• Mood Ivory Matte 12×24 Glazed Porcelain Tile – A softer tone with a workable size for cozier rooms.

Need a visual? Use our Room Visualizer Tool to preview tiles in your space—no imagination required.

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3. How Much Abuse Will It Take?

Think long game. A guest bathroom might not need the same durability as your high‑traffic hallway. If your floor is destined for dirty shoes, heavy furniture, or zooming pets, choose a tile that laughs in the face of wear and tear.

Look for PEI‑rated porcelain or 2 CM outdoor pavers for max durability. They’re made to last and perfect for indoor‑outdoor flow—hello, patio reno!

Try this:

• Blend Stone Anthracite 24×24 2CM Porcelain Paver – Heavy duty, weather‑resistant, and built for indoor/outdoor life.
• Ark Silver 24×24 2CM Porcelain Paver– Sleek, refined, and outdoor‑ready with the robustness you need.

Renovation by Logic Homes

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4. Got Kids, Pets… or Both?

Between muddy paws, spilled juice boxes, and the occasional flying toy truck, your flooring needs to work with your family—not against it.

Porcelain tile with a matte or textured finish is ideal. It offers better grip (less slipping!) and hides pet hair or messes. Tiles with darker grout are also a smart choice—they’re lower maintenance and more forgiving between cleanings.

Try this:

• White Carrara Matte 24×24 Glazed Porcelain Tile– A lighter marble look that hides subtle messes and keeps a refined feel.
• Dolomite Matte 12×24 Glazed Italian Porcelain Tile– Smaller scale, strong texture, user‑friendly for family zones.

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TL;DR – Quick Tips

• Kitchen? Go stain‑proof (porcelain).
  
• Bathroom? Small‑format tile makes it feel bigger.
  
• Busy hallway? Prioritize durability.
  
• Pet zone? Choose slip‑resistant finishes and darker grout.

Still unsure? Our tile experts are here to help. Visit your nearest Tile Town location, or log into TileTown to start planning like a pro.

From terracotta to forest green, Tile Town’s warm-toned tiles bring comfort, character, and a little café-chic charm into your home this season.

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Why Warm Tones Work

• Cozy factor: Earthy palettes make kitchens, bathrooms and entryways feel welcoming instead of sterile.
• Seasonless style: Terracotta and moss aren’t just for autumn—they look fresh in April, too.
• Design flexibility: Pair with warm woods, matte black hardware or soft brass accents for a glow that feels intentional.

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Tile Town’s Warm-Toned Faves

1. Tribeca glazed porcelain sage green tile

Tribeca glazed porcelain sage green tile (also available in Seaglass Mint) — glossy, artisanal rectangles that make a striking kitchen backsplash, especially when paired with the clean lines of a bright, minimal space.

Tribeca Glazed Porcelain Sage Green tile

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2. Heritage cedar glazed 12×24 porcelain tiles

Heritage cedar glazed 12×24 porcelain  tiles— porcelain with the cozy warmth of cedar wood, minus the sanding and sealing.

Heritage cedar glazed 12×24 porcelain tiles

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3. Genesis cocoa matte 12×24 glazed porcelain tiles

Genesis cocoa matte 12×24 glazed porcelain tiles — pair with warm grout for a subtle, layered texture.

Genesis cocoa matte 12×24 glazed porcelain tiles

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How to Use Warm Tiles Like a Pro

• Balance with neutrals: Too much colour can overwhelm. Use warm tiles as accents with calming beige or cream tones.
• Play with patterns: Lay ochre subway tiles in a herringbone for extra punch.
• Go tonal: Layer different warm shades (like terracotta + beige) for depth and dimension.

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Where They Shine

• Kitchen backsplashes that feel like your favourite café.
• Entryways that say “welcome home” before you even take off your boots.
• Bathrooms that double as spa escapes (bonus points for adding plants).

Tribeca oatmeal 2.5×10 glazed porcelain tiles

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How We Can Help

Stop by your local Tile Town showroom and grab full-size tile samples—mix and match to see what makes your space sing. Not sure how it’ll look? Upload a pic of your space to the Tile Town Visualizer and play with colours and layouts before you commit.

Ready to embrace fall’s warm, earthy glow? Tile Town’s shelves are stocked and our experts are here to help you cozy up your home, one tile at a time.

Fall is the season for cozy nights and stylish upgrades—here’s how a tiled fireplace surround can turn your living room into a true showpiece.

Courtesy of a happy customer at Edmonton South.

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Why Tile Your Fireplace?

• Heat-safe and stylish: Porcelain and ceramic tiles are designed to handle heat without fading or cracking.
• Instant style boost: Floor-to-ceiling tile delivers drama and elegance in one swoop.
• Easy to clean: Because yes, soot happens.

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Trending Fireplace Tile Styles

1. Modern + moody

Black tiles create a bold surround that makes the firelight glow like a designer candle. Minimalist yet dramatic—and yes, we have lots of in-stock moody tiles to suit your bold looks.

Designed  by: IG’s @fletcher.ca

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2. Rustic lodge vibes

Drama in the design, ease in the living.
(Think chalet style, minus the snow shovelling.)

Courtesy of a happy customer at Victoria.

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3. Artisanal touch

Zellige-inspired glazed ceramics, like the Lume Blue 2.25×9.375 Gloss Glazed Porcelain Subway Tile, add handcrafted character that makes your living room look like it belongs in a design magazine.

Lume Blue gloss glazed porcelain subway tile
Tiled by: IG’s @spartan_ceramics_tiles

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4. Classic charm

Penny rounds like the Lumiere White Penny Round ceramic mosaic bring a timeless texture that feels fresh but familiar.

Lumiere White Penny Round Tile Town fireplace ceramic mosaic

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Lume Blue ceiling-to-floor subway (Richmond)

Tile Town Tips for Fireplace Perfection

• Size matters: Large 24×24 tiles = modern, clean look. Slim rectangles (like the 3.5×12 Tribeca Boulevard White Gloss Glazed Porcelain Tile) = classic appeal.
• Gloss vs. matte: Gloss reflects firelight for sparkle; matte absorbs light for a softer, cozier feel.
• Grout wisely: Darker grout hides soot better (future you will be grateful).
• Play with pattern: Herringbone or chevron can turn a simple surround into a standout feature.

Tribeca Sage Green glazed porcelain tile using Tile Town’s Room Visualizer

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Read more: How To Add the Timeless Look of Herringbone To Your Home

Creta Ash Matte White Subway Tile (2” X 10”) – while supplies last!

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How We Can Help

Bring a photo of your fireplace into Tile Town Langley, Richmond, Victoria or Edmonton, and our team will mock up design options in our Visualizer tool.

• A living room your guests won’t want to leave? Guaranteed.
• Free design advice from people who actually love tile? Always.
• Full-size tile samples? Absolutely.

Ready to make your fireplace the heart of your home again? Stop by Tile Town—we’ll help you spark serious style.

If you’ve spent even five minutes scrolling through home design trends on Instagram lately, you’ve definitely seen it: the swoon-worthy, eye-catching pattern known as herringbone. Yes, that classy zig-zag look has gone full 2025, showing up everywhere from stylish kitchens in Victoria to cool, contemporary bathrooms in Edmonton—even Martha Stewart digs the diagonal design. Ready to hop on the herringbone hype train? Grab a coffee, settle in and let’s get inspired!

Tribeca Glazed Porcelain in Watercolour

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Why Herringbone?

So why is everyone suddenly crushing on herringbone tiles? Simple: it’s versatile, timeless, and adds instant personality to any room. Whether your vibe is cozy cottagecore, sleek Japanese minimalism, or somewhere delightfully in-between, herringbone is your new best friend.

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How to Rock the Herringbone Look

(Pictured on floor) The Aura Canvas Matte 12×24 Glazed Porcelain Tile via the TileTown Room Visualizer tool.

1. Go Big or Go Home (But You’re Already Home)

Large-format tiles like our Aura Canvas Matte 12×24 Glazed Porcelain Tiles are perfect for creating a modern, spacious look in bathrooms and kitchens. Larger tiles mean fewer grout lines, cleaner visuals and less maintenance—a total win!

Backsplash detail from Edmonton’s Priority Builders renovation

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2. Make it Pop with Colourful Contrast

Feeling bold? Pair tiles with contrasting grout colours to make your herringbone pattern stand out. Dark tiles, like the Tribeca Blue Note 2.5×10 Glazed Porcelain Tile, paired with a lighter grout, can deliver a sophisticated, eye-catching punch. Or go light and airy with white tiles (like the Elements Mist Gloss 8×24 Glazed Ceramic Tile) and dark grout for dramatic elegance.

Boulevard Latte Gloss 3×12 Glazed Ceramic Tile

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3. Texture it Up

Add depth and charm by playing with textures. Check out our Boulevard Latte Gloss 3×12 Glazed Ceramic Tile—perfect for kitchen backsplashes or bathroom walls. They’ll make your herringbone pattern irresistibly touchable, giving any space a boutique hotel feel.

Credit: A Blade of Grass Landscape Design

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4. Take it Outside

Who says indoor spaces should have all the fun? Our durable, weather-resistant Outdoor Porcelain Pavers (like the Ark Black 24×48 2CM Porcelain Paver) are great for creating stunning patios, walkways and outdoor kitchen spaces that can handle BC’s coastal rains or Alberta’s sun-soaked summers. Check out this Instagram post of Herringbone-inspired kitchen backsplash (from Rayne Flooring & Tile) featuring tile from our Creta collection.

Credit: Rayne Flooring & Tile

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Quick Tips for DIY Herringbone Success:

• Measure twice, cut once—trust us, your tiles (and sanity) will thank you.
• Lay it out first—dry fit your pattern before installing to avoid any unwelcome surprises.
• Don’t skimp on grout quality—Make sure you use the best quality grout and in the most flattering hue (like the array of shades in Mapei’s Ultracolor Plus FA – Rapid-Setting Grout). And to keep those grout lines crisp and vibrant, try Aquamix Heavy-Duty Tile & Grout Cleaner 946ml (1 quart).
• Use a tile visualizer—Test drive your vision on our handy Tile Town Visualizer. Upload your room photos and play around until you find your perfect match.

Tile Town Victoria

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Need Some Inspiration?

Dive deeper into trends and tips by checking out our Tile Trends blog. You’ll find real-life transformations, seasonal style guides, and insider tips tailored to homeowners across Western Canada.

Stage Grey Dark Porcelain Subway Tiles

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Let’s Get Started

Feeling inspired yet? Good! Swing by your nearest Tile Town location in Langley, Richmond, Victoria or Edmonton. Chat with our friendly experts, snag some free tile samples, and start crafting your dream herringbone space.

Ready to join the herringbone hype? Of course you are. Let’s tile this town—your home, specifically!

Move over hardwood—there’s a cool, versatile kid in town, and it’s winning hearts everywhere.

Vinyl—no, not the record kind, audiophiles—we’re talking vinyl flooring, the stuff once found in your grandparents’ kitchen (remember those bold, questionable patterns?). Thankfully (cue record scratch!), vinyl has grown up, glowed up and is music to our ears these days, making an impressive comeback as the go-to choice for savvy homeowners everywhere. Honestly, we’re not surprised. Here’s why.

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The magic of vinyl flooring is its uncanny ability to mimic the look of natural hardwood, tile or stone—without the hassle. Love the aesthetic of reclaimed barn wood? Obsessed with marble but terrified of spills? Vinyl gets you the look, minus the panic. Check out our luxury vinyl plank collection at Tile Town for some stunning, stress-free inspiration.

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Point Grey Collection in Alma

The magic of vinyl flooring is its uncanny ability to mimic the look of natural hardwood, tile or stone—without the hassle. Love the aesthetic of reclaimed barn wood? Obsessed with marble but terrified of spills? Vinyl gets you the look, minus the panic. Check out our luxury vinyl plank collection at Tile Town for some stunning, stress-free inspiration.

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Point Grey Collection in Tolmie

Whether you’re a seasoned DIY-er or a total novice armed only with YouTube tutorials, vinyl flooring makes installation surprisingly easy. Our click-and-lock vinyl options, like the EZ Fit vinyl plank, mean no glue, minimal prep and a beautiful result—even if your last DIY involved questionable wallpaper choices.

Check out our Instagram DIY Tip from Victoria Store Manager, Spencer to find out how easy it is!

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Vinyl flooring doesn’t just look good—it feels good too. It’s soft and forgiving underfoot, perfect if you spend a lot of time on your feet cooking, crafting or chasing toddlers. Plus, it absorbs noise beautifully. That means less echoing from dance parties or dog zoomies, making your home a peaceful oasis (okay, at least a quieter chaos).

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Point Grey Collection in Sasamat

Renovations can feel daunting for your wallet. Vinyl flooring offers serious bang-for-buck value—premium aesthetics at affordable prices. With savings on installation, maintenance and durability, vinyl is the smart budget choice without feeling like a compromise.

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Point Grey Trimble 7″X48″ – 5.5mm SPC Vinyl

Thinking vinyl might be your next home upgrade? Drop into any Tile Town showroom to explore our vast vinyl flooring collections, chat with our friendly, flooring-obsessed experts or try our handy Room Visualizer to see how vinyl flooring would look in your space. We promise, zero pressure—just helpful advice from people who genuinely love floors.

Not to sound like a broken record, but vinyl flooring is back and better than ever—though actual records are pretty cool too!