Tile is the one finish you shouldn’t choose from a screen. See all 141 styles — 116 porcelain, 25 ceramic — on one floor, hold them in your hand, check them in real light, and take free samples home.
ANVE Kitchen & Bath’s tile department at 129 E Route 4 puts the full range — 141 tile styles — in one Paramus showroom, on the eastbound side of Route 4 minutes from Westfield Garden State Plaza. For anyone comparing tile stores in Paramus or across Bergen County, the difference is physical: a glaze that reads warm white online can shift grey in your kitchen, and texture never survives a product photo. Here you set porcelain next to ceramic, tilt a marble-look face under the lights, and leave with free samples instead of guesses. Walk-ins are welcome — no appointment needed — and the design consultation is free.
The catalog splits into 116 porcelain and 25 ceramic styles, with marble-look designs running through the porcelain range. All of it lives in one tile collection online — and on one floor in Paramus, where you can compare across categories in a single visit.
Dense, low-absorption bodies that handle floors and walls alike. Porcelain carries most of the range, from quiet field tile to statement looks — if you searched for a porcelain tile store near Paramus, this is the wall to stand in front of.
Shop porcelain in the tile collection →Lighter-bodied, glazed, and easy on a budget — the classic choice for walls and backsplashes, in finishes that wipe clean and keep a room bright.
Shop ceramic in the tile collection →Stone veining in a porcelain body: the marble look without natural stone’s sealing routine. Veining is exactly what a thumbnail flattens — judge it at full size on the showroom floor.
Browse marble-look tile →Four guides pair with the showroom visit — read up at home, shortlist online, then judge the finalists in person.
The hub for the whole decision — materials, finishes, and formats, and where each belongs in a house. If you’re starting from zero, start with the Tile & Slab Buying Guide.
Wet areas ask more of tile than any other room. The bathroom & shower tile guide covers the walls and floors where water and grip decide the shortlist.
The wall between counter and cabinets is where kitchens take their one design risk. The kitchen backsplash tile guide compares subway, mosaic, and marble-look options.
The hardest-working floor in the house deserves the most deliberate choice. The kitchen floor tile guide weighs durability, format, and how a floor lives underfoot.
The showroom’s light is honest, but your kitchen’s is the light that matters. Tile samples are free to pick up from the Paramus showroom: take your shortlist home, prop each piece where the tile will live, and look again in morning and evening light. When one keeps winning, you’ve found your tile.
How Free Tile Samples WorkANVE supplies the tile — installation is handled by your own contractor or tile installer. That split keeps the showroom team’s advice on your side of the table: they help you compare materials and finishes, and work from your installer’s measurements when it’s time to order.
Direct importing keeps pricing close to source, and local pickup from the Paramus showroom is free — pick up in-store and save. Scheduled white-glove delivery on ANVE’s own trucks is also available.
Contractors, builders, and designers who buy tile regularly can register with ANVE’s trade & pro program.
The showroom sits on the eastbound side of Route 4, minutes from Westfield Garden State Plaza. Sundays the doors are closed — Paramus retail observes Bergen County’s blue laws — so plan weekend visits for Saturday. Tile shares the floor with bathroom vanities, kitchen cabinets, shower doors & enclosures, faucets & fixtures, and custom cabinetry; the showroom page covers everything on display, with dedicated pages for the kitchen showroom and vanity showroom. Bringing a project? Here’s what to bring to your design consultation.
The Paramus tile showroom displays 141 tile styles — 116 porcelain and 25 ceramic — on one floor at 129 E Route 4. Seeing them in person lets you judge true color, texture, and finish side by side, which a product photo can’t settle.
Yes — tile samples are free, with pickup at the Paramus showroom. Take your shortlist home, check each piece against your cabinets, countertop, and lighting, and order once one keeps winning. The tile samples page explains how it works.
No — ANVE supplies the tile, and installation is handled by your own contractor or tile installer. The showroom team helps you compare materials and finishes, and works from your installer’s measurements when you’re ready to order.
Porcelain is fired denser and absorbs less water, so it generally suits floors as well as walls; ceramic is lighter-bodied and a budget-friendly classic for walls and backsplashes. ANVE stocks 116 porcelain and 25 ceramic styles — the Tile & Slab Buying Guide covers the differences in depth.
No — walk-ins are welcome whenever the showroom is open: Monday–Friday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM. For dedicated time with the in-house design team, book a free design consultation.
No — like most Paramus retail, the showroom is closed on Sunday under Bergen County’s blue laws. Saturday hours are 10:00 AM–4:00 PM and weekdays run 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, so plan weekend visits for Saturday.
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