An aerial image of Catherine and Michael's California home from 1999 is the embodiment of one of the year's biggest design ...

Spanish tiles have a rich history dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries, and in 2025, we are craving the return to craftsmanship and storytelling they signify. So, how do you decorate with ...

The Spanish tile maker Porcelanosa shares six tips for incorporating tiles into decor. Redesigning any interior can be daunting. Whether it’s a complete revamp of an entire home or renovating ...

It’s all in the way you blend them. “Saltillo tiles are an essential part of Spanish Colonial homes, but you can also mix in wood floors, especially a darker, richer wood like hickory.

This Wheatland Avenue home, built circa 1930, has textured stucco walls, arched windows, a rusticated cast-stone entry, wrought-iron decorative railings and brackets and a red barrel-tile roof.

Put a twist on classic subway tile, incorporate subtle textures and tones, or go dramatic with a statement wall. Choose the tile that’ll make you happy each time you hop into the shower.

As written in history, the original 126 tiles were a gift from the Spanish Government in 1959 and installed under the guidance of the Vieux Carré Commission between 1959 and 1961.

The historic Spanish tiles that appear on the corner of many buildings in New Orleans' storied French Quarter are getting a facelift thanks to an international donor — Spain. Ángeles Moreno Bau ...