Little Gems! Tile Under $1.99/sf
Just in time for the holidays, Little Gems are a great way to jump-start your latest project! Mission now offers tiles under $1.99/SF! Availability at the discounted price will change daily, so keep an eye out. Pricing can only be secured with a purchase, and availability is limited! These tiles are seconds, which means that the shading may vary slightly from the original, but they are just as durable and just as stunning! These tiles are a great bargain, and the perfect way to cut down costs of your project.
So let me introduce them!
9×12 Windsor Gold Porcelain – $0.89/SF
9×12 Camden Cream Porcelain – $0.89/SF
12×24 Iris Oyster Stroke Porcelain – $1.99/SF
Iris Brushstroke: Nickel Stroke 6×24 $1.99/sf
6×24 Walnut Stroke Porcelain – $1.99/SF
12×12 Statuary Venato Porcelain – $1.99/SF
12×24 Southern Frost Porcelain – $1.99/SF
3×6 Ice White Glossy Subway – $1.85/SF
4×4 Tumbled Durango Travertine – $1.99/SF
Don’t miss out- your home and wallet will thank you!
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Heavy Metal
While playing with eyeshadow the other day, I thought, “This would make a great color palate for a room.” I tend to gravitate towards golds, bronzes and coppers and there’s no reason why that affinity shouldn’t translate into my surroundings.
Antares Metal Look Tile is a rich, porcelain tile that has a look of worn metal. A patina if you will. It’s perfect for a cozy family room or office. Go all out with dark woods and iron framed furniture or lighten things up with linen upholstered chairs. And the next time you’re trying to come up with a good color scheme, take a look at your make up or your clothes – chances are you’ll realize (if you haven’t already) you gravitate towards certain schemes.
LEED – What Does It Mean
We answer a customer question today:
What does it mean when you say a product you carry is LEED certified? (Is it in how it’s made, or the materials?) What advantages are there to using LEED certified tile?
Great question! We turn to Kristin, one of our experts at Mission Stone + Tile who explains: “LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. It is a green (environmentally conscious) scaling system. According to products being LEED certified, it means that the way they were made and the materials that made the products are recycled or good for the environment.
When people are doing LEED Certified projects they are required to receive LEED points through every aspect of their design. There are four levels you can achieve: certified, silver, gold, and platinum. If the tile they use is environmentally friendly and meets LEED Certification, then the tile will contribute to their total points, helping them earn LEED certification.
Aspects that make tile a LEED certified product include getting the tile from a 500 mile radius, using 10%-20% or more of post consumer recycled content to make the product, using little to no chemicals in the tiles, making the tile long lasting (then you don’t have to change it often), easily maintainable (can be cleaned without harsh and harmful cleaning products).”
Mary Elizabeth adds: Mission Stone sells a variety of these materials…made right in our back door. Be sure to check out our VIDA DOLCE collection of porcelain tiles, made in Crossville, TN.
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