Design Tour: What's Underfoot at Country Floors
June 4, 2012 
Faience tile from Country Floors
Kitchen by Country Floors
Janet Ramin - If you ever pictured yourself pattering barefoot across a stone floor, baking bread amidst a field of blue and white tile walls, and surrounded by old-world charm, then you need to take a look at the Country Floors showroom. Country Floors just recently opened their renovated showroom in NYC to highlight their spectacular collection of stone, ceramic, glass, and terra cotta tiles.
Golden Sienna stone by Country Floors 
Country Floors ShowroomDesigners at Country Floors offer many styles to suit a variety of tastes. They include classic collections of blue and white French faience, Greek classical, Moroccan motifs, and old-world Spanish style.
Classical collections by Country FloorsFor those who prefer a more rustic mood, Country Floors offers the Novelda series of fruits, vegetables, and floral arrangements.
Novelda tiles by Country FloorsTheir Pedralbes collection recalls the terra cotta stone floors of Spanish monasteries and villas – some tiles are even hand glazed to give it the unique look.
Pedralbes Collection from Country FloorsTake a lovely trip through different cultural styles without leaving your armchair - browse through the collections of Country Floors and turn your dream of beautiful floors to reality.
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