Our tile showroom's fresh look aims to inspire every style
Sure, people recognize Pewabic tile in historic installations around town – in the DIA and on the Guardian Building, to name a few – but it’s in plenty of contemporary settings too, like the QLINE stations and Little Caesars Arena.
Now visitors can better experience the wide array of Pewabic tile profiles and color palettes in our newly renovated tile showroom, making it easier than ever to get started on an architectural job, no matter the style or size.
“The historical building sometimes negates that you can use Pewabic architectural tiles in a variety of styles, so we decided to create an environment that transcends arts & crafts and better exemplifies that we can cater to more modern environments and designs just as well,” explains Senior Designer Genevieve Sylvia.
The revamped showroom features new tile boards to give customers a sense of what’s possible amid a comfortable setting for homeowners, designers and architects to explore the many design options available.
Stop by for inspiration and when you’re ready to get started on your next project, schedule a complimentary consultation with a Pewabic designer at design@pewabic.org or by calling 313.626.2030.
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BLACK LIVES MATTER.
Pewabic has operated in Detroit for over a century. We recognize the inequity our Black community faces on a daily basis and we share the grief and horror following the recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and far too many others.
The challenges currently facing this nation are severe and will require all of us working together to overcome. But progress will only be made when we recognize that the pain and suffering has not been equally shared. Black Lives Matter. We stand with those calling for an end to racism and injustice. We know that we have much more work to do ourselves, but we will continue our efforts to build an organization that is welcoming to and fully reflective of Detroit's diverse community.
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