--- title: "Santa Rosa Tile Supply, Inc. — Countertop | Houzz" canonical_html_url: https://www.houzz.com/professionals/countertop/santa-rosa-tile-supply-inc-pfvwus-pf~1134871970 markdown_url: https://www.houzz.com/md/professionals/pf~1134871970.md entity_type: LocalBusiness business_name: "Santa Rosa Tile Supply, Inc." category: ["Countertop"] image: https://st.hzcdn.com/fimgs/59f3675408c345a3_2278-w400-h400-b0-p0--.jpg address: "3812 Santa Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa, California 95407, United States" latitude: 38.4089 longitude: -122.7339 phone: "(707) 585-8200" website: http://www.santarosatile.com rating: 0 review_count: 0 followers: 3 last_updated: 2026-11-11 --- # Santa Rosa Tile Supply, Inc. Original Houzz profile: [Santa Rosa Tile Supply, Inc.](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/countertop/santa-rosa-tile-supply-inc-pfvwus-pf~1134871970) ## Professional summary - **Primary category:** Countertop - **Location:** Santa Rosa, CA - **Serves:** Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Rohnert Park, Windsor, Cotati, Larkfield-Wikiup, Sebastopol, Roseland, Forestville, Penngrove, Graton, Kenwood, Fulton, Bloomfield, Valley Ford - **Houzz rating:** 0.0 out of 5 (0 reviews) ## About ### Houzz Badges - Houzz Influencer We can help you whether you know exactly what you want and you're ready to take home your tile today, or you want to take your time, play around with some ideas, and order specialty items that are exactly what you need. Santa Rosa Tile is a locally owned tile store that has been working with homeowners and contractors in the Bay Area for over 29 years, with two locations in Santa Rosa and Ukiah. We have a large in-stock selection of domestic and imported tiles as well as access to many special order products. We sell ceramic, glass, stone, and all the related products you would need for professional or DIY installation and can help you get in touch with experienced tile setters if you aren't already working with one. ### Services Provided - Countertop Sales - Quartz Countertops - Natural Stone Countertops - Granite Countertops - Marble Countertops - Tile Countertops - Tile Sales - Stone Sales ### Areas Served - Santa Rosa - Petaluma - Rohnert Park - Windsor - Cotati - Larkfield-Wikiup - Sebastopol - Roseland - Forestville - Penngrove - Graton - Kenwood - Fulton - Bloomfield - Valley Ford ### Typical Job Cost $50 - 10,000 ## Business Details | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Business Name | Santa Rosa Tile Supply, Inc. | | Address | 3812 Santa Rosa Avenue, Santa Rosa, California 95407, United States | | Phone | (707) 585-8200 | | Website | http://www.santarosatile.com | | Followers on Houzz | 3 | ## Contact - **Houzz profile:** [Santa Rosa Tile Supply, Inc.](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/countertop/santa-rosa-tile-supply-inc-pfvwus-pf~1134871970) - **Website:** http://www.santarosatile.com - **Phone:** (707) 585-8200 ## Selected projects - [Himalaya Installation](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/himalaya-installation-pj-vj~5812901) - Location: Santa Rosa, CA - Photos: 3 - [Antique Labrador Countertops](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/antique-labrador-countertops-pj-vj~5812902) - Location: Santa Rosa, CA - Photos: 4 - [Shower – Wood-look Tile, Quartzite Ledger, and Pebbles](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/shower-wood-look-tile-quartzite-ledger-and-pebbles-pj-vj~5812903) - Location: Santa Rosa, CA - Photos: 2 - [Shower – Renaissance and Calabash](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/shower-renaissance-and-calabash-pj-vj~5812905) - Location: Sebastopol, CA - Photos: 1 - [Bathroom – Aqua & Bronze](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bathroom-aqua-and-bronze-pj-vj~5812904) - Location: Sebastopol, CA - Photos: 1 - [Bathroom – Gold](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bathroom-gold-pj-vj~5812910) - Location: Sebastopol, CA - Photos: 1 - [Shower – Calacatta, Basketweave, and Kingswood](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/shower-calacatta-basketweave-and-kingswood-pj-vj~5812906) - Location: Santa Rosa, CA - Photos: 1 - [Bathroom – Beige Square Tiles](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bathroom-beige-square-tiles-pj-vj~5812908) - Location: Santa Rosa, CA - Photos: 1 - [Kitchen – Green granite, decorative and solid beige backsplash](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/kitchen-green-granite-decorative-and-solid-beige-backsplash-pj-vj~5812909) - Location: Santa Rosa, CA - Photos: 1 - [Fireplace – Marble Surround](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/fireplace-marble-surround-pj-vj~5812912) - Location: Sebastopol, CA - Photos: 1 - [Exterior Entryway – Slate](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/exterior-entryway-slate-pj-vj~5812914) - Location: Sebastopol, CA - Photos: 1 [See all 11 projects](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/countertop/santa-rosa-tile-supply-inc-pfvwus-pf~1134871970) ## Ideabooks - [Kitchens](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/116077157/list/kitchens) — 1 idea - [Coral](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/117838997/list/coral) — 19 ideas - [Style](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/101160349/list/style) — 4 ideas - [Examples](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/86235437/list/examples) — 4 ideas - [Mood board inspiration](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/113071793/list/mood-board-inspiration) — 2 ideas - [Bathroom Products](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/112195849/list/bathroom-products) — 1 idea - [Saved](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/102739195/list/saved) — 7 ideas - [Ultra Violet](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/102267192/list/ultra-violet) — 9 ideas - [kristen4823's ideas](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/82295410/list/kristen4823-s-ideas) — 1 idea - [Trends - Vertical Tile](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/96853337/list/trends-vertical-tile) — 23 ideas [See all 10 ideabooks](https://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/users/santarosatile) ## Community Q&A **Q: Help please. We have a black and white dilemma here & need your ideas.** *(in Paint)* We just had our new front door, sidelight, and transom installed. We have a small Victorian and want to do a shiny black on the outside but aren't sure if that should extend to the transom and trim. We are also toying with the idea of painting the door black on the inside too because we have black accents throughout out the house (like the newel post). Would that be too much and where do you end the black? THANK YOU in advance for your help! A: I would paint it all, or paint the door only. With the single sidelight, I think you have a chance of things looking a little off-balance if you leave the trim white, but contrasting the door only could work. I'd have the transom match whatever you do with the sidelight, painted dark or light. I think it would be great to paint the inside of the door black as well, because it works with the interior of your home. If you were going with a bright color that you didn't want to see from the inside, only as an exterior color, that would be different. But leave the interior trim, sidelight, transom white. **Q: Help with fireplace styling** *(in Home Decorating)* I am trying to style my fireplace at our ranch house. It is an off-white stone fireplace, and I have an awesome map of Texas on the mantel (the text is all in German - it was used by German immigrants that came to Texas). I bought some butter crocks and an egg basket to put firewood/blankets in, but it needs some color. Any suggestions on what I could put on either side of the map, and anything else for the hearth? (Please ignore the little bluetooth speaker and glass vase currently on the mantel - those would both go...) Specific sources would also be appreciated - I'm having a hard time just FINDING things! I'm also looking at the Pottery Barn black spark screen (if the measurements will work). For reference, my walls/trim are Ancient Marble (takes on a greenish hue in my room), and I have a silvery gray sofa in the living room. I'm planning on chalk painting that wooden table in a charcoal color. I'd also like to paint those black metal vents below the mantel a lighter color if I can get them off. A: Houseplants are always a good way to add color and some organic shapes. You can also add some color with the plant's container. Something like this might work? (From Pistil's) Or an air plant in a metal container like this: (link) And I'm not sure how wide the mantle is, but vintage books might be a nice addition, with or without bookends. (From Westelm:) Kirkland's has quite a bit of decor that might work with your style. This lantern could be OK (link) Distressed metal or wood candleholders like this would work: You can also get colorful candles with neutral wood or metal candleholders or a lantern. I think adding some color is a great idea. It looks like one of the butter crocks has some blue on it; picking up that color or adding some deep red would probably be good, or going towards a green depending on how it works with your walls. It sounds like you have a lot of neutrals going on, and the rustic antique style you have tends towards neutrals, so you'll have to be intentional about adding color if you want it. **Q: Need help deciding between 2 floor tiles** *(in Remodeling)* I'm remodeling my master bath and have recently changed my mind on the flooring tile I chose. I have these 2 new finalists but I'm not sure which one to go with. They're both wood-look tile. The rest of my house is transitional. I want a spa feel in the bathroom but really modern bathrooms I've seen don't make me feel relaxed. Do I go with the warm wood tone or the more modern dark color? My vanity cabinets, doors and trim are all white. I have 2 towers on top of each side of the vanity. The walls are going to be Agreeable Gray by Sherwin Williams. The blue tile shown is on the whole wall above the quartz countertops. The shower tile is closest to the floor samples. It's muted gray with darker streaking (hard to see in the pictures). The small square tile is the shower floor. We'll have a curb on the frameless shower so the floor tiles won't go directly next to each other, but they will be close. The curb will be capped with the quartz. The shower will have a pony wall and shower tile will be mounted vertically & go all the way to the ceiling. I will be having minimal grout lines on all tile. My concern is that the lighter floor tile will make the room more country or traditional. The darker floor could make it look more modern, but the rest of the main floor (except bedroom) has dark wood floors (real wood) so is that too much for 1 house? The bathroom has 1 window over the tub and is very dark. We're having to add in a lot of lights to brighten it up. Our goal this whole time has been to brighten the room. Will the dark floors hinder that? I would love to hear thoughts on this since I have to make a decision soon. Thanks! A: I think either floor tile goes well with your other tiles. I think the darker one will give you more of a spa feeling. It won't brighten the room, but with the other light colored materials you have in there, I don't think it will feel like a cave or anything. I think the blue tile will add some nice shine and color, too. I do like the lighter tile, but I think the darker one sounds like a better fit for you. And I wouldn't be concerned about using "too much" dark wood/wood-look; it's consistent and that's not a bad thing. **Q: Redoing a small master bath with a small budget** *(in Bathrooms)* I'm redoing my master bath and trying to keep things inexpensive ($5000 would be ideal, but maybe not realistic, we can do some of the labor but will hire out tile/shower). For some context, house is a 1971 colonial, 2400 sq ft, 4 bed, 3 bath. Master bath is small, but seems generally appropriate for the house. So, here is my plan (see drawing with dimensions). I intend to keep most walls the same, toilet and vanity location will stay the same, but shower will be extended into a neighboring closet, as it's currently tiny. I'm open to other suggestions, but want to minimize major changes to keep costs down. In terms of finishes, I want to keep things fairly neutral. I already purchased this sink and vanity from ikea.Im planning a grey floor tile. I'm considering a 2 inch square or a 3 inch hex (see links--i would use on bathroom and shower floor). Open to suggestions here! https://m.lowes.com/pd/Style-Selections-Mitte-Gray-Porcelain-Border-Tile-Common-12-in-x-12-in-Actual-11-81-in-x-11-81-in/3800499 https://www.wayfair.com/Madrid-Ceramics-3.25-x-3.25-Porcelain-Mosaic-Tile-in-Gun-Powder-YI6SM1104-HEX-L2970-K~LZG1160.html?refid=GX139276267140-LZG1160&device=m&ptid=329774907301&targetid=pla-329774907301&gclid=Cj0KCQiArYDQBRDoARIsAMR8s\_SMUPkRTvCljt-Ur6VzAdxz9rNyZQ1QCj8a9P6LmJHpX3Kf7cURkJUaAuIbEALw\_wcB For the shower walls, I'm planning on plain white ceramic, either a 4x8 subway tile, or a larger 10x14. Again, open to suggestions here. m.lowes.com/pd/American-Olean-Starting-Line-Gloss-White-Ceramic-Wall-Tile-Common-4-in-x-8-in-Actual-4-25-in-x-8-5-in/3477583 m.lowes.com/pd/American-Olean-Starting-Line-Gloss-White-Ceramic-Wall-Tile-Common-10-in-x-14-in-Actual-13-97-in-x-9-84-in/1000002740 So, thoughts about my layout and tile choices? Any criticisms, suggestions, things I'm not considering, etc? Thanks in advance for helping me finalize layout and tile! A: Mrs Pete - I agree. No soft furnishings in a bathroom! **Q: wood like tile - need help** *(in Flooring)* Anyone know of a good neutral brown wood like tile that isn't dark and makes the rooms look small but also not considered light? Not looking for gray or orange undertones, just plain brown. I am going to put it throughout the entire house. A: Don't be afraid to try another local store! The best way to find a good quality tile, especially one that you're going to put throughout your house, is to find someone who really knows the products and can help you figure out your best options. And if you can get samples to take home, that will give you a better idea of how "neutral" the brown will look in the lighting in your home and with your other stuff. **Q: Master Bath Remodel in Thornton, PA** *(in Before & After)* AFTER: For complete project photos on Houzz, click here. BEFORE: A: That's such a nice update! Love the freestanding tub. --- *Source: Houzz professional profile. Reflects the profile as of 2026-11-11.*