Start with a backsplash, a fireplace or one beautifully detailed wall. Explore AHL tile and mosaics to find your combination of color, shape and texture.
Compare porcelain styles for your room. Check each product’s specifications for approved uses, finish and installation requirements.
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Find color, texture and familiar shapes for walls and floors. Choose a tile rated for the surface you are planning.
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Bring reflective color to a backsplash or accent. Review the setting-material and installation recommendations for your selection.
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Your room, surface and installation needs help narrow the choice. Compare the product’s water-absorption rating, finish, dimensions and approved applications before deciding.
Match your tile for a quiet finish, or contrast it to define the pattern.
Explore the finishing pieces for a complete project.
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Decorative tile adds color, texture, pattern and personality to kitchens, bathrooms and living spaces. American Home Liquidation carries changing selections of mosaic tile, patterned tile, backsplash tile and specialty accents for walls, niches and feature areas. Discover materials and styles for projects in Marietta, Norcross and homes throughout the Atlanta area.
Mosaic tile uses small pieces to create detailed surfaces, curves and shower niches. Patterned tile brings graphic repetition to walls and floors, while specialty shapes add a custom look. Ceramic, porcelain, glass, metal and natural-stone accents have different approved uses and care requirements, so the exact product should suit the intended location.
A kitchen backsplash protects the wall while connecting cabinets, countertops and appliances. Bathroom accent tile can define a vanity wall, shower feature, niche or tub surround. Fireplace surrounds and decorative walls offer additional places for color and texture when the selected material is approved for the application.
Bold mosaics can become a focal point, while subway tile and quiet textures support surrounding finishes. Geometric, floral, marble-look and artisan-inspired designs can reinforce modern, traditional, transitional or eclectic rooms. View several sheets or pieces together to understand color variation, pattern repeats and how the design aligns at corners and outlets.
Grout color influences whether individual shapes blend together or stand out. Trim pieces and edge profiles create clean transitions at exposed borders. Detailed layouts often require additional cuts and careful planning. Use compatible installation materials, follow sealing guidance and clean glass, stone, metal or specialty finishes with approved products.
Choose a tile approved for wall use and compatible with the cooking or sink area. Consider cleanability, grout joints, outlets and edge finishing.
Only if the exact mosaic is rated for the intended floor and traffic. Mesh-mounted format alone does not determine suitability.
Options can include matching trim, profiles or carefully finished tile edges. Plan the edge treatment before installation and confirm compatible thicknesses.
Matching grout can soften a busy pattern, while contrast emphasizes each piece. Test samples with the tile in the room before deciding.
Some natural stone, grout and specialty finishes may need sealing. Follow the instructions for the exact tile and installation products.
Before you choose
Mosaics, accent tile and decorative surfaces can change a backsplash, niche or feature wall. Start with the scale of the area, then compare pattern, joint spacing and the way the edges will finish.
Look at the sheet dimensions as well as the size of each individual piece. Repeated patterns and grout contrast can read differently across a whole wall than on a single sheet. Confirm the intended wall, floor or wet-area use for the exact material.
Include outlets, corners, shelves and niches in your sketch. Plan cuts and the visible edge before selecting trim. Glass, stone and mixed-material mosaics may call for different setting products; use the instructions for the selected tile.
Bring a countertop or cabinet reference, a photo of the wall and measurements around outlets or niches. A shortlist of tile and grout colors makes comparison at the store more useful.
Store details & contact informationAHL Marietta
119 Cobb Parkway North, Marietta, Georgia 30062
AHL Norcross
6755 Jimmy Carter Blvd, Norcross, Georgia 30071
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