The Tile Trend of 2026? Texture, Texture, Texture

Ripples, waves, stone looks and handmade-style finishes are making tile feel warmer, richer and a lot more interesting. Flat tile is not dead. It is just no longer the only one getting the spotlight. One of the biggest tile shifts right now is texture: ripples, waves, handmade edges, weathered finishes and surfaces with enough movement …

Warm Neutrals Are Replacing Cool Gray: How to Use Tile to Soften a Space

Cool gray had a long run. Respectfully, it is time for a nap. The mood now is warmer: beige, taupe, sand, oat and soft greige tones that make a room feel calmer, gentler and a lot less like a waiting room with under-cabinet lighting. Think less icy showroom, more deep exhale. Softer walls. Sunnier floors. …

Mud-Season Makeover: 4 Tile Updates That Make Sense Right Now

March in B.C. and Alberta is not exactly gentle on a house. Wet boots, slush, mud and grey light make this the perfect time for a hardworking tile refresh. Early spring is when practical upgrades suddenly feel very sexy. Entryways are working overtime, backsplashes are catching more light and everybody seems to be itching for …

The Tile Pattern Trick That Makes a Basic Room Look Custom

This season’s smartest refresh is not a full reno. It’s a better tile pattern. A new layout can make the exact same tile feel cleaner, bolder or way more designer. If your kitchen, bathroom or fireplace is feeling a little blah, start with the pattern before you start pricing out an emotional-support demolition. The rooms …

TileTown Turns 55 : Built Tile by Tile

Some places quietly become part of the neighborhood. You grow up with them. You rely on them. You know they’ll be there when you need them. That’s been Tile Town since 1971. From our first two stores to five locations across Alberta & British Columbia, we’re celebrating 55+ years of helping people create homes they …

Winter‑Proof Your Entryway With Tile That Can Handle Real Canadian Winter

January is when your entryway stops being a cute little foyer and becomes a full‑time job. Snow melts. Salt dries. Gravel shows up like it pays rent. If your floor is the weak link, winter will find it. Here’s how to choose—and care for—tile that shrugs off slush season. Start with a tile that doesn’t …

The 2026 Backsplash Refresh: Warm, Natural, Low‑Fuss

January is peak why‑does‑my‑kitchen‑feel‑tired energy. The good news: a backsplash refresh can change the whole mood without a full renovation meltdown. Here are the backsplash directions showing up in 2026, plus how to pick one that fits budget and tolerance for grout cleaning. Trend 1: The slab‑look backsplash Minimal lines, maximum calm. Designers are leaning …

5 Tile-Related Stocking Stuffers for the DIYer in Your Life

If someone on your list spends their weekends covered in thinset, skip the novelty socks and go straight for the good stuff: tile tools. These stocking-sized heroes are practical, affordable and make their next project smoother, faster and a lot more satisfying. Here are five small-but-mighty gifts you can snag at TileTown this season. 1. …

Sealer 101: What It Is, Why It Matters & What To Use Where

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 …