Surfaces + Coverings
Completing an interior design project requires surfaces of many types, formats, and colors. From flooring and tiles to countertops and wall panels, find all the surfacing materials you need for your next project.
Image courtesy AHF Products
Image courtesy AHF Products
Without a weep screed, stucco buried in the surrounding grade would eventually wick water up the wall through capillary action and introduce a number of problems, such as cracking and delamination, along with rotting the sheathing and framing.
Image courtesy Stephen Coburn | AdobeStock
Without a weep screed, stucco buried in the surrounding grade would eventually wick water up the wall through capillary action and introduce a number of problems, such as cracking and delamination, along with rotting the sheathing and framing.
Image courtesy Stephen Coburn | AdobeStock
Gently uneven surfaces draw the eye and create the sense that each tile was intentionally crafted by a skilled artisan. (Gouache by Portobello America, Inc.)
Image courtesy Portobello America, Inc.
Gently uneven surfaces draw the eye and create the sense that each tile was intentionally crafted by a skilled artisan. (Gouache by Portobello America, Inc.)
Image courtesy Portobello America, Inc.
Image courtesy NAHB
Image courtesy NAHB
