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Symmetrical view of the SRQ Modern Tile Studio storefront framed by two palms

Bradenton

The showroom

Tile, large-format porcelain panels, Riva engineered hardwood and coastal surfaces, laid out at the scale you will actually install them.

Two rooms under one roof. The tile hall runs the length of the building with full panels upright rather than chipped into samples, and the Riva gallery next to it does the same for wood — full-length boards, because grain and sheen only make sense at length.

Nothing here is a catalogue. Everything on the floor is something we supply and something our own crews install, which means the person walking you through it can tell you how it behaves after five years on a Florida pool deck rather than what the brochure claims.

Visit us

6823 14th St W

Bradenton, FL 34207

(941) 253-0400

Hours

Monday
08:30–17:00
Tuesday
08:30–17:00
Wednesday
08:30–17:00
Thursday
08:30–17:00
Friday
08:30–17:00
Saturday
null–null
Sunday
null–null

What to expect

  • Full-size panels. Large-format porcelain looks nothing like its sample chip. Seeing a full slab is the only honest way to judge veining and scale.
  • Real light. Coastal light is bright and unforgiving. Materials that look warm in a catalogue often read cold here.
  • Someone who installs it. The person walking you through options can tell you what a material does after five years on a Florida pool deck.

Inside

Two rooms, end to end.

Photographed as you walk it — the tile hall first, then the Riva gallery.

  • Long showroom corridor of upright tile display panels in green, terracotta and cream glazed finishes
  • Wide tile showroom aisle with slatwall mosaic displays and a fluted-panel vignette
  • Showroom floor with a dark WOW feature wall of terracotta fluted battens and slab racks by the window
  • Vignette of arch-patterned wall tile with a herringbone panel, orange bench and Dekton sample tower
  • 'In Tile We Trust' neon on an onyx-look slab wall beside a gold leaf-pattern panel and yellow armchair
  • Bathroom vignette with 3D white wall tile, vessel sink on a rustic shelf and an onyx-look glass shower
  • Showroom demo kitchen island with black leather stools and tile sample boards along the back counter
  • Flooring showroom looking down the black-and-white chevron inlay toward the RIVA Spain wall
  • Quartz-topped sample island under ring pendants, with wood sample walls and a chevron tile floor
  • RIVA Spain display wall of stone and wood sample chips arranged around a framed moss panel
  • Showroom consultation table with leather stools, agate slab panel and a decorative tile wall

Virtual tour

Walk it before you drive it.

Both buildings are scanned end to end. Walk through them at your own pace — nothing loads until you ask it to.

The tile building

Main tile showroom

Walk the Bradenton showroom floor — slab displays, the full sample library, and the design desk where projects get specified.

The building next door

Riva Spain gallery

Step inside the dedicated Riva Spain room — engineered oak in every finish, laid out plank by plank alongside the chevron and herringbone patterns.

Before you come

What people ask before a first visit

Do I need an appointment to visit?

No — walk in. The showroom is at 6823 14th St W in Bradenton and somebody is there through the working day.

An appointment buys you one thing worth having: uninterrupted time with a person who knows the material, instead of whoever is free when you arrive. If you are choosing a whole house rather than a bathroom, call ahead on (941) 253-0400 and we will hold the time.

Can I see the materials before I commit to anything?

That is what the showroom is for, and it is the reason to come rather than shop from photographs.

Tile does not photograph honestly. A large-format porcelain panel looks like a different product at four feet than it does in a 600-pixel image, a matte finish reads as flat on a screen and as depth in daylight, and two whites that match on a monitor can fight each other on a wall. Nothing is ordered until you have put a hand on the actual material.

Can I take samples home?

Yes, on most lines.

It is worth doing. A tile chosen under showroom lighting can look like a different colour in a north-facing bathroom at seven in the morning, and the only way to know is to leave it on the floor for a few days and keep walking past it. We will note the finish and the lead time on anything that goes out, because a sample you love and cannot get for fourteen weeks is its own problem.

Visit the showroom

Two buildings, one parking lot.

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Address

6823 14th St W
Bradenton, FL 34207

Hours

Monday – Friday
8.30am – 5pm
Saturday – Sunday
Closed
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