Bedrosians Tile & Stone

Bedrosians Tile for Floors, Walls, and Coordinated Designs

Bedrosians offers porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, and mosaic tile for residential and commercial spaces. The brand’s collections range from simple field tiles to coordinated designs with multiple sizes, colors, mosaics, and finishing pieces.

At Floors Center, you can explore Bedrosians tile for bathroom floors, shower walls, kitchen backsplashes, living rooms, entryways, feature walls, and other approved applications. Available options include neutral stone looks, marble-inspired surfaces, handmade-look ceramic tile, decorative mosaics, and large-format porcelain.

Rather than choosing by color alone, compare the material, finish, size, traffic level, moisture exposure, and cleaning requirements. Each Bedrosian's product has its own application rating, so a wall tile, floor tile, and outdoor-rated porcelain tile should not be treated as interchangeable.

Bedrosians Porcelain, Ceramic, and Natural Stone Tile

The Bedrosians collection includes several materials, each suited to different design and performance needs.

Bedrosians Porcelain Tile

Bedrosians porcelain tile is available in stone-look, marble-look, concrete-look, wood-look, and decorative designs. Its dense construction and low water absorption make porcelain a practical option for many floors, bathrooms, and commercial interiors.

Some porcelain collections include multiple field-tile sizes and coordinating mosaics, allowing the same design to continue across floors, walls, and accents. Large-format options create broader surfaces with fewer grout lines, but they require a properly prepared and sufficiently flat substrate.

Always confirm the exact product’s approval before using porcelain outdoors, in a shower, or in another wet area.

Bedrosians Ceramic Tile

Bedrosians ceramic tile provides a wider range of colors, surface movement, and decorative wall formats. Glossy ceramic tile reflects more light and can brighten a kitchen backsplash or bathroom wall. Matte finishes provide a softer appearance with less reflection.

Some ceramic tiles are approved for floors, while others are intended only for walls. Check the individual product specifications before selecting ceramic tile for flooring, showers or high-traffic areas.

Bedrosians Natural Stone Tile

Natural stone options introduce genuine variation in color, veining, and surface markings. No two pieces will look exactly the same, which creates a more organic installation than a manufactured repeating pattern.

Marble, limestone, travertine, and other natural stones may require sealing, natural-stone setting materials, and a more careful cleaning routine. Tiles should be blended from multiple boxes before installation to distribute their natural variation throughout the space.

Bedrosians Mosaic Tile

Bedrosians mosaics can add smaller-scale detail to backsplashes, shower niches, bathroom walls and selected floor applications. They are available in different materials, shapes, and patterns.

A mosaic is not automatically approved for a shower floor simply because it has small pieces. Material, finish, mounting, grout joints, and wet-area approval should still be checked.

Popular Bedrosians Tile Collections

Bedrosians collections offer different combinations of material, color, shape, and surface character. The following names are already relevant to the Bedrosians' products and searches connected with this category.

Bedrosians Cloé Tile

The Cloé collection is known for glossy ceramic wall tiles with visible shade movement and a handmade appearance. Its rectangular and square formats can be considered for kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, shower surrounds, and decorative features.

Because the surface and color vary between pieces, review the shade before ordering and blend tiles during installation.

Bedrosians Makoto Tile

Makoto includes elongated ceramic wall tile and coordinating porcelain mosaics in calm, design-focused colors. Its narrow rectangular format can be arranged in horizontal, vertical, stacked or offset layouts.

Review individual Makoto products carefully because the field tiles and mosaics may have different floor, wall and wet-area approvals.

Bedrosians Marin Tile

Marin ceramic wall tile uses soft neutral and coastal colors with subtle variation across the surface. Available formats can be used to create simple backsplashes, full bathroom walls or stronger color-focused features.

Its glossy surface reflects light, but grout color and tile variation will affect how consistent or varied the final installation appears.

Bedrosians Zagora Tile

Zagora brings zellige-inspired color movement and surface character to field tiles and mosaics. It is suited to projects where visible variation is part of the design rather than something to hide.

The collection includes different shapes and sizes, allowing field tile to be coordinated with mosaics or decorative accents. Check each product for its approved application.

Bedrosians Sinai Tile

Sinai includes porcelain options developed for areas where surface texture and traction matter. Certain Sinai products carry anti-slip or R11 references, making them relevant to projects that require closer attention to wet-area or exterior performance.

The rating of the exact product should still be reviewed. A collection name alone does not confirm that every size and finish carries the same application approval.

Bedrosians Celine Tile

Celine offers porcelain tile with warm, earthy colors and modular sizing. Its understated stone-inspired appearance can work across floors and walls without creating an overly busy surface.

Different sizes can be used individually or combined in planned layouts. Confirm the recommended grout joint, pattern, and application for the selected product.

Bedrosians Thaddeus Tile

Thaddeus products add another design direction within the wider Bedrosians selection. Compare the available sizes, colors, finishes, and approved applications directly on each Thaddeus product page before selecting it for floors, walls, or wet areas.

Bedrosians Strata Tile

The Strata collection provides additional surface and color options for projects that need natural-looking movement. Because specifications can vary by product and finish, check whether the selected Strata tile is approved for the intended floor, wall, bathroom or commercial application.

Bedrosians Calacatta Oro

Calacatta Oro designs provide the appearance of light stone with warm veining. The name may appear across different product types and formats, so buyers should confirm whether the selected option is porcelain, natural stone, mosaic, or another surface material.

Material, finish, and thickness will determine where the product can be installed and how it should be maintained.

Bedrosians Floor Tile

Bedrosians floor tile can be used in bathrooms, kitchens, entryways, living rooms and commercial interiors when the selected product is approved for the application.

For flooring, check:

• Floor-use approval.
• Expected residential or commercial traffic.
• Wet-area traction.
• Tile thickness.
• Surface finish.
• Shade variation.
• Grout-joint requirements.
• Substrate preparation.
• Cleaning and maintenance instructions.

A polished tile may create a more reflective appearance but may show marks or become slippery when wet. Matte and textured finishes can provide a softer look, although their cleaning requirements may differ.

Large-format tile reduces the number of grout lines and can help open the appearance of a room. However, larger tile requires a flatter substrate and careful layout planning to control uneven edges and excessive cuts.

Bedrosians Wall Tile and Kitchen Backsplash Options

Bedrosians wall tile includes glossy ceramic, matte surfaces, mosaics, dimensional patterns and decorative shapes. These options can create a simple background or make the wall the main visual feature.

For kitchen backsplashes, consider more than color. A deeply textured tile or unfilled natural stone may require more cleaning near cooking areas than a smooth glazed ceramic surface.

Before ordering, review:

• Tile thickness around cabinets and outlets.
• Coordinating trim and edge options.
• Grout color.
• Surface texture.
• Shade variation.
• Cleaning requirements.
• Stock and lead time.

Collections such as Cloé, Marin, Makoto, and Zagora are useful starting points for decorative wall and backsplash designs, but the final choice should be based on the exact product specifications.

Bedrosians Bathroom and Shower Tile

Bedrosians bathroom tile includes products for floors, walls, shower surrounds, niches and other approved wet-area installations.

A tile suitable for a bathroom wall may not be approved for a bathroom or shower floor. Before purchasing, check:

• Shower-wall or shower-floor approval.
• Wet-area traction.
• Tile size and drainage requirements.
• Sealing requirements.
• Grout-joint recommendations.
• Cleaning instructions.
• Surface texture.

Glossy ceramic tile can reflect light and work well on bathroom walls. Approved porcelain tile may provide a practical option for bathroom floors. Natural stone can create more variation, but normally requires additional sealing and maintenance.

Choosing the Right Bedrosians Tile

Start with the room and expected use before selecting a collection.

For a floor, focus on traffic, traction, maintenance, and substrate preparation. For a wall, consider tile weight, edge finishing, and how the surface responds to light. For a backsplash, think about grease, moisture, and daily cleaning. For outdoor areas, confirm exterior and freeze-thaw approval.

Then compare:

• Porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, or mosaic.
• Floor or wall approval.
• Interior or exterior suitability.
• Size and thickness.
• Matte, glossy, polished, or textured finish.
• Shade and pattern variation.
• Coordinating mosaics and trims.
• Coverage per box.
• Stock and lead time.

Ordering a sample can help you evaluate the actual color, finish and surface variation before committing to the full project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q) Is Bedrosians tile available in porcelain and ceramic?

A) Yes. The Bedrosians selection includes porcelain and ceramic tile, along with natural stone, mosaics, and decorative products. Availability varies by collection, color, and size.

Q) What are some popular Bedrosians tile collections?

A) Bedrosians collections include Cloé, Makoto, Marin, Zagora, Sinai, Celine, Thaddeus and Strata. Calacatta Oro designs are also available in selected Bedrosians surface options.

Q) Can Bedrosians tile be used in showers?

A) Some Bedrosians products are approved for shower walls or floors, but not every tile is suitable for both. Check the application rating for the exact product and finish.

Q) Is Bedrosians ceramic tile suitable for floors?

A) Some ceramic products are floor-rated, while others are intended only for walls. Never assume floor suitability from the material or collection name alone.

Q) Does Bedrosians offer large-format tile?

A) Yes, selected Bedrosians porcelain collections are available in large-format sizes. Larger tiles create fewer grout lines but require careful substrate preparation and installation.