Recommend a tile store

[Anonymous]

I am a kitchen/bathroom tile novice and don't know where to start (besides HOUZZ). I am interested in doing an accent wall or something other than subway tile in my kitchen and would like to start browsing. Where do I start?

[Anonymous]

Haven't been in a few years, but I like Architectural Tile. Nice selection.

[Anonymous]

It's small, but we got great service at Wheaton Tile Center.

[Anonymous]

We like the Mosaic Tile Co.

[Anonymous]

JUD Tile in Vienna. Helaine is very helpful

[Anonymous]

We just went to The Tile Shop in Rockville. We went there b/c our tile guy recommended it. Good selection without being too overwhelming. We worked with CK, and he was helpful without being pushy.

[Anonymous]

Low End - Home Depot, Lowes, The Tile Shop. DalTile is pretty good.

Higher End - Architectural Ceramics has some good options for not too much money. They also have very expensive tile, but it's a good range.

Highest End - Renaissance Tile, Waterworks, Ann Sacks

[Anonymous]

Architectural Ceramics for high end. The Tile Shop for basic marble or porcelain subway, hexagon, penny tiles, etc.

[Anonymous]

Best Tile in Rockville.

[Anonymous]

I have had good experiences with Best Tile in Rockville. Their staff have been very helpful in listening to me explain what I want and what my price range is and then directing me to the best alternatives.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's small, but we got great service at Wheaton Tile Center.

+1

And even though it's small, there were a great range of options, just not as many model set ups.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best Tile in Rockville.

Best Tile's Ellicott City's store is great. Lots of vignettes to give you ideas. Then go to Wegmans while you're out there!

[Anonymous]

http://www.morristile.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We just went to The Tile Shop in Rockville. We went there b/c our tile guy recommended it. Good selection without being too overwhelming. We worked with CK, and he was helpful without being pushy.

We had a bad experience with their grout. Tile itself might be okay but don't recommend getting grout from them.

[Anonymous]

The Tile Shop is good for browsing - they have example rooms/floors/walls done so you can see how different types of materials/sizes can be used. We went to the one in VA (Alexandria?) We've been very happy with the porcelain tile we bought there (don't know about their grout, though - our contractor supplied his own).