What the heck is 'encaustic?'
Well, I'm talkin' tile!
Encaustic tiles are tiles where the color is embedded in the clay or cement rather than applied as a glaze on top. This means that if the tile chips, the color remains consistent, revealing less noticeable imperfections compared to glazed tiles. While true encaustic tiles are traditionally more expensive, you can find porcelain alternatives that mimic this style at a lower cost and often feature a variety of colors and patterns.
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