How to Choose Tile

ANVE carries porcelain, marble-look porcelain, ceramic, natural stone, and glass tile, plus porcelain slabs and LVT flooring. The collection spans more than 160 styles, mostly from Maline Tile, with a few pieces from the Anve Bath house line. You can sort by porcelain, ceramic, stone, glass, slabs, or LVT to narrow your shortlist quickly.

Porcelain is denser and absorbs less water, which makes it the stronger pick for floors, wet areas, and high-traffic rooms, while ceramic is lighter and easier on the budget for walls and backsplashes. ANVE stocks roughly 116 porcelain and 25 ceramic styles, so you can compare both side by side for your project.

ANVE offers formats from compact mosaics up to large 24x48 rectangles, including 12x24 and 24x24 fields, 3x12 and 4x12 subway shapes, and hexagon, basketweave, herringbone, and chevron mosaics. For seamless looks, porcelain slabs reach 48x96 inches. The 12x24 rectangle is the most versatile size and works on both floors and walls.

Choose matte for a soft, low-glare look with more slip resistance underfoot, polished for a bright, reflective surface that suits walls and feature areas, and textured for grip in showers and entries. ANVE carries matte, polished, glossy, and textured tile, so you can match the finish to the room and the wear it will see.

Porcelain slabs are oversized panels, up to 48x96 inches, that cover walls, floors, and counters with very few grout lines for a seamless, continuous look. ANVE stocks a dozen slab styles, including marble-look designs in colors like Bianco and Beige. Use them for shower walls, feature walls, and large-format flooring.

Yes. ANVE carries both marble-look porcelain, which mimics marble veining without the sealing and upkeep, and genuine natural stone tile with one-of-a-kind veining. Marble-look porcelain comes in classic tones like White, Ivory, and Grey, while natural stone needs periodic sealing. Compare the nine natural stone styles against the marble-look range in Paramus.

Tile at ANVE spans budget to premium, from value ceramic wall tile to designer porcelain and large slabs, so there is a fit for most projects. Because ANVE imports directly with no middleman markup, you pay closer to source pricing. Visit the Paramus showroom or browse online for current pricing on each style.

Yes. ANVE runs a full tile showroom at 129 E Route 4, Paramus, New Jersey 07652, in Bergen County, where you can compare colors, finishes, and full-size formats under real light. Bring your measurements, and the team can walk you through porcelain, ceramic, stone, glass, slabs, and LVT before you commit.