Design icon Jennifer Farrell brings her innovative I.C.E. House concept to North America's largest tile and stone event, offering attendees an exclusive preview of her visionary ancient-meets-modern home of the future.
Coverings 2025 returns to Orlando this April with expanded programming, including the new I.C.E. House Showhome Experience and first-ever Spanish-language tours. Join 26,000 industry professionals exploring nine miles of exhibits featuring the latest tile and stone innovations from 40 countries.
As technology and nature compete for dominance in our living spaces, Coverings' 2025 hottest tile trends reveal how this ancient building material is evolving to satisfy both impulses. From tiles that discretely house smart home technology to surfaces that mimic torn fabric and ocean waves, discover how ceramic innovation is transforming both how our spaces look and how they function at North America's largest international tile and stone exposition this April in Orlando.
Coverings 2025 is set to offer attendees an unmatched array of educational experiences, including live demonstrations, interactive learning sessions, expert Q&A panels, partner-led education and live podcasts.
University of Ceramic Tile and Stone (UofCTS) will present the course, "How to be a Professional Architectural Sales Rep," during Coverings 2025 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.The course teaches how to be a successful professional architectural sales representative and provides tactics for helping to ensure you make the sale.
Coverings has extended the application deadline for the 2025 Coverings Installation & Design (CID) Awards and 2025 Coverings Rock Star Award through January 7, 2025.
Coverings, the largest showcase of ceramic tile and natural stone in North America, has announced Coverings 2025 registration with early-bird registration perks, competitive hotel rates and award opportunities.
Pulling insight from the world of design, fashion and film, along with trends spotted at Coverings 2024, tile trend expert and artist Cristina Faedi breaks down this season's top five styles and applications in Italian ceramics.