CARPET PLUS · SELMA, ALABAMA
Tile with room for a little personality.
A simple tile can give a room a calm foundation; a pattern or distinctive finish can become the detail you build around. Carpet Plus in Selma brings together tile choices for floors and walls, with colors, formats and coordinating pieces to explore.
Start with where the tile will go.
A kitchen floor, a shower wall and a backsplash have different requirements. Tiles that work beautifully on a wall are not automatically appropriate for a floor. Tell Diana or Tori how the surface will be used so the manufacturer’s intended applications and finish characteristics can be checked.
- Compare ceramic, porcelain and stone-look collections.
- Look at size, shape, texture and color variation.
- Ask about trim, edges, grout and any coordinating mosaics.
The layout is part of the design.
Tile size and joint placement can change the balance of a room. Bring dimensions and photographs of doors, fixtures and adjoining surfaces. Discuss the layout before ordering, including cuts, transitions and how the chosen grout color will affect the finished look.
Explore the showroom’s tile possibilities.
Browse products from Daltile, Happy Floors, American Olean, Marazzi and other catalog brands, along with collection guides from our tile suppliers. If you want natural stone rather than a stone look, ask our team about material options and care requirements. Current samples, availability and installation suitability are confirmed with the showroom.
A FEW PLACES TO START
Explore the possibilities.
Explore a selection from the online catalog. Diana and Tori can confirm current collections, samples, pricing, and suitability for your room.
LET’S MAKE THIS EASIER
A few good questions.
Can the same tile be used on my floor and shower wall?
Sometimes, but approval depends on the exact tile and application. Floor, wet-area and wall requirements should be checked separately, along with the installation system and any coordinating sizes.
Will each tile have the same pattern?
Variation differs by collection. Some designs are uniform; others intentionally vary in shade or pattern. Look at multiple pieces or manufacturer room images and review the collection’s variation information before choosing.