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Made in the USA

MADE IN THE USA

At Daltile, many of our collections are manufactured in one of our 9 state-of-the-art American plants.
 
Being close to home means we are positioned to bring products to the market quickly. We design our products to set the standard both in style and in technology, providing: 
 
• Unparalleled design flexibility
• Outstanding durability
• Extraordinary performance
• Easy maintenance and cleaning
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LEED

Certification

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Products made in the USA get you are one step closer to LEED certification credit. With 70 collections made in America, we make it easy to earn LEED credit.
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GSA & State Agencies

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Our complete line is available to General Services Administration and state agencies, offering more flexibility, shorter lead times and lower costs.
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Unparalleled Service

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Daltile has the most extensive distribution and largest number of service locations in the United States, bringing products and services closer to you.
Nationwide Reach

Healthy

Tile

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Careful attention is given to raw elements at all our manufacturing plants to guarantee our products have no VOCs, no PVCs, no lead - so no worries!
Why Tile is Best

Popular Selections

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Calligo™

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Indoterra™

Restaurant bar with orange glossy wall tile, bottles of alcohol on brass shelves, black porcelain slab countertops, bar front with green glossy tile and beige terrazzo look floor tile.

Artcrafted™

Hotel pool area with beige stone look pool deck tile, outdoor bar with wicker barstools and porcelain cladding that looks like brass metal walls.

Calgary™

Reading nook with wall tile that looks like wood slates, off-white concrete look floor tile, white cushioned chair, stone coffee table holding books.

Acreage™

Office building entrance with coy pond, stone-look beige, gray, and cream slip-resistant pavers, wood awning, marble-look porcelain cladding, and view of city skyline.

Lanesboro™

Living room with gray terrazzo-look floor tile, blue sectional sofa, picture windows, wooden steps to kitchen with countertop and backsplash of marble-look porcelain slab.

Outlander™

Sunroom with terracotta concrete-look tile flooring, beige mosaic wall tile, brown leather sofa, hanging rattan swing chair, picture windows showing mountain forest.

Volume 1.0™

Restaurant indoor and outdoor dining room with gray stone-look floor tile, herringbone wall tile, natural quartzite waterfall island, and view of city skyline.

Rekindle™

Art gallery with towering ceiling, arched doorways, gray floor tile that looks like concrete, and paintings hanging on the walls protected by railings.

Synchronic™

Foyer with arched doorways, gray floor tile that looks like stone set in a herringbone pattern, wood chair with off-white cushions.

Wanderwise™

Living / dining room with beige floor tile that looks like stone, electric fireplace with matching tile, gray sofa & side chair, dining table with chairs.

Articulo™

New car showroom with gray floor tile and wall tile that looks like metal tile, high ceiling with recessed lighting, mezzanine level with desks and chairs.

Emergent™

Hotel restaurant with panoramic view of a city skyline, beige hexagon floor tile with white & gray stone look tile accents, tables & chairs, and potted plants along the balcony railing.

Scripter™

Restaurant lobby with tan stone look hexagon floor tile, gray couches, gray quartz bar top, black barstools, floor-to-ceiling windows revealing lawn and walkway of white pavers.

Sleigh Creek™

Bathroom with freestanding bathtub, antimicrobial treatment on gray marble look tile on the floor and backsplash, in front of picture window.

Famed™

Restaurant dining room with 20-foot feature wall of navy, white, and teal tile in a random pattern, globe pendant lighting, wood look tile flooring, and tables with gray suede chairs & booths.

COLOR WHEEL™ Collection

Minimalistic wet bar with gray, 12x24 concrete look floor tile is dressed up with marble look porcelain slab on the waterfall island countertop.

Astronomy™

Home theater with gray concrete floor tile, charcoal metallic look wall tile, wet bar with brass trapezoid mosaic backsplash, ivory quartz countertop, and stainless steel wine refrigerator.

INDUSTRIAL METALS™

Infinity pool with white and blue tile, wood bridge to swim-up island with palm trees, patio with thatched roof, ocean view with mountains in the background.

KEYSTONES™

Office waiting room with beige stone look tile, gray chairs & coffee table, buffet with candles & vase, chevron wood ceiling, and chandelier.

Vertuo™

Restaurant dining room with wall-length booth covered in red velvet, herringbone wood look wall tile, marble top table, wood look tile flooring.

Emerson Wood™

Glass front of a car dealership with sidewalk and walkways of beige porcelain pavers, and showroom with a white and a black car.

Dignitary™

Highrise living room with beige wall and floor tile that looks like natural stone, tan couch, lighted tray ceiling, window with city skyline view.

MARBLE ATTACHÉ™

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Many of our series are proudly made in the USA. Browse our American-made products.

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