Are there different patterns in wood-look tile flooring?

Yes, and this is one of the hottest new floor tile looks. Wood look tiles are available in chevron, herringbone, and parquet patterns.

Wood looks tile: classic looks that are also on-trend

As technology evolves, more and more manufacturers can create intricate patterns with color variations, textures, and features like knots and grains. Rather than squares, the tiles are cut into planks of any size.

Digital photography and advanced printing techniques accomplish genuine wood's visual nature and feeling. Run your hand over a plank when you come into our tile shop. You’ll feel grains and textures.

The beauty of the wood combined with the function of tile

Tile is durable and almost impossible to crack. If it becomes damaged, you only need to replace the piece needing repair, not the entire floor.

It's also easy to keep clean by wiping off dirt without harsh cleaners. In addition, it is resistant to scratches, fading, and moisture.

This makes it ideal for kitchens, baths, or heavily trafficked rooms.

Other benefits include:

1. Style. It's sophisticated and adds almost immediate value to your property. You'll see a virtually unlimited variety in our tile store.

Marble, other stone looks, art deco, Moroccan-trellis, Greek and Roman-themed patterns, etc., are highly sought.

Popular colors include anything that reminds us of nature, such as blue, green, pink, or yellow. Black and white tiles are also favored because of their retro, vintage look.

2. Hypoallergenic: It doesn't hide dust, pollutants, or bacteria.

3. Green: It comes from earth-friendly materials such as clay.

Flooring expertise and unbeatable prices in the DFW area

Family-owned All Pro Floors knows that the right or wrong floor tile will impact your remodeling. That means the friendly, knowledgeable, customer-service-oriented staff will help you find the right product.

Visit us in Arlington, TX, where you'll see tile flooring designs from Daltile, Emser, MSI, etc. We service Mansfield, Dallas, and Fort Worth.