Tile and Stonework

Porcelain and nonporcelain tile might look the same, but their durabilty differsby Tom Meehan, Lane Meehan

Tour the IceStone plant where recycled glass and concrete combine into countertops and floors

Stone countertops too chilly for you? Radiant-heat mats built beneath them can fight off the cold.by Kurt Lavenson

by Kerry L . Klages

When a family likes to prepare meals together, happiness is having the space to work without getting in one another's wayby David Edrington

Two steps up, this kitchen overlooks the party and hides the clutterby Christopher Simmonds

Durable and decorative, a tile backsplash dresses up the wall behind a sink or behind a stoveby Tom Meehan

Elements from different eras combine for a comfortable kitchen that looks like it evolved over the past 120 yearsby Carolyn Murray

A modern kitchen draws inspiration from materials and methods popular at the beginning of the centuryby Robert Orr

How one tile setter builds the classic kitchen work surfaceby Michael Byrne

by Max Durney