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Neshada Tile & Stone Porcelain and Mosaic Tile in Mississauga and Barrie

Neshada Tile & Stone covers marble-look and concrete-look porcelain, subway and zellige-style tile, and porcelain, glass and marble mosaics. The line is on display at our Mississauga showroom (700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4) and our Barrie showroom (112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4), with samples to take home and our own crews to install it.

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Neshada Tile & Stone Porcelain and Mosaic Tile in Mississauga and Barrie

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Why Homeowners Choose Neshada Tile & Stone

Neshada Tile & Stone covers marble-look and concrete-look porcelain, subway and zellige-style tile, and porcelain, glass and marble mosaics.

  • Porcelain, ceramic, and mosaic options with coordinated colours and finishes
  • Floor, wall, and feature-surface options—confirm the approved application on each product
  • Options available for kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces when the specific product is approved
  • Available to see in person at Squarefoot Flooring in Mississauga and Barrie

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Why Neshada Tile & Stone Stands Out

Picking tile from a photo is how people end up with a floor they did not expect. Neshada Tile & Stone is on display at both our showrooms, in Mississauga and Barrie, so you can see the colour, finish and size in person and take samples home before you buy.

Most of the line is porcelain, a dense tile that handles kitchens, bathrooms and busy main floors without sealing. Alongside it are ceramic wall tile, glass mosaics and marble mosaics for backsplashes, showers and feature walls.

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Marble-look polished porcelain: Polished porcelain with marble and stone looks, from standard sizes up to 32" x 64" pieces.

  • Collections: Jennifer, Luxor, Moon, Prema, Royal, Statuario, Vasto

Choose these for living areas, kitchens and walls; skip polished tile on shower floors and wet entries.

Stone, concrete and travertine-look matte porcelain: Matte porcelain floor and wall tile in concrete, cement, slate, travertine and stone looks, mostly in 24" x 24" and 24" x 48".

  • Collections: Archie, BL, Glocal, Latte, Paint, Seven, Solid, Stratos, Trevistone, Volcanic

Choose these for busy floors where you want a quiet, low-sheen surface; they are listed for indoor use.

Subway and zellige-style tile: Porcelain and ceramic subway tile and small-format zellige-style tile, including handcrafted ranges from Spain and Italy.

  • Collections: Bianca, Borgo, Brickx, Bunbury, Cera, Essence, Fango, Glam, Maiolica, Merce, Pedralbes, Pura, Rambla, Santelmo, Sense, Vita

Choose a range listed for floors and walls if the tile also goes on a floor; Bianca, Maiolica and Vita are listed for walls only.

Decor and pattern porcelain: Porcelain with encaustic, fluted and wallpaper looks for feature walls and statement floors.

  • Collections: Concept, Erika Decor, Wallpaper

Choose these for a feature wall or a small statement floor rather than a whole house.

Porcelain mosaics: Porcelain chevron, picket, penny round, matchstick and cube mosaics in glossy and matte.

  • Collections: Baleno, Cube, Matchstick, Mondial, Penny Round

Choose matte for shower and bathroom floors and glossy for walls.

Marble and natural stone mosaics: Polished and honed marble mosaics in Thassos, Carrara, Calacatta and Nero Marquina, in hexagon, herringbone, chevron, basketweave and other shapes.

  • Collections: Bianco, Calacatta, Carrara, Crystal, Nero Marquina, Thassos

Choose these for backsplashes, vanity walls and small floors; natural stone needs more care than porcelain.

Glass and mixed-material mosaics: Glass mosaics and glass, stone and metal blends with gold and stainless accents.

  • Collections: Aerial, Diamante, Galaxy, Jayna, Mora

Choose these for backsplashes, niches and feature walls; they are listed for walls only.

We keep stock on hand, and our own installation crews fit what we sell, residential and commercial, across Toronto, Mississauga, Barrie and Simcoe County. No subcontractors, so the people who measure the job are the people who answer for it.

Bring your measurements and a photo of the room to either showroom. Call our Mississauga showroom at 905-277-2227 or our Barrie showroom at 705-726-2272.

Common Questions About Neshada Tile & Stone Flooring

Quick answers about Neshada Tile & Stone, materials, and shopping at Squarefoot Flooring.

What kind of tile does Neshada make?
Neshada is a Toronto based tile distributor founded in 2016. The two lines Squarefoot Flooring carries are porcelain floor and wall tile, covering marble looks, stone and concrete looks, wood looks and solid colours, and mosaic tile for backsplashes and feature areas. Neshada supplies tile stores rather than selling directly to the public.
Is Neshada porcelain tile suitable for bathroom floors and showers?
Yes. Porcelain is denser and less porous than ceramic, which makes it the correct material for bathroom floors, showers and other wet areas. Neshada's porcelain range includes marble and stone looks that suit wet spaces without the sealing and staining concerns of natural stone. The setting material and waterproofing matter as much as the tile, which is why professional installation is recommended for wet areas.
What is the difference between porcelain and ceramic tile?
Porcelain is fired denser and absorbs far less water than ceramic, making it suitable for floors, showers and high traffic areas. Ceramic is lighter and easier to cut, which suits dry wall applications but is not ideal for busy floors. Neshada's main line is porcelain, which is why it works for the floor and wet area projects most people are planning.
Can I use Neshada mosaic tile for a kitchen backsplash?
Yes. Neshada's mosaic line is designed for backsplashes, shower niches and feature walls. Mosaic on a mesh backed sheet allows detail work that large format tile cannot achieve, such as running into a niche or around a curve. Mosaic has more grout lines and edges than large format tile, so a careful install matters, particularly on a backsplash that sits at eye level.
Where is Neshada tile available near me?
Neshada porcelain and mosaic tile are on display at both Squarefoot Flooring showrooms. Mississauga is at 700 Dundas St E, Unit 3-4, phone 905-277-2227, serving Toronto, Etobicoke, Brampton and the western Greater Toronto Area. Barrie is at 112 Saunders Rd, Units 1-4, phone 705-726-2272, serving Innisfil, Orillia, Collingwood and Simcoe County.
How do I match an existing Neshada tile?
Bring a spare tile or a photograph of the box label to either showroom. Neshada runs many series, and shade can vary between production runs of the same series, so a physical sample or the box label is far more reliable for matching than a series name alone. Squarefoot Flooring checks it against current stock and identifies the closest available match.
Does Squarefoot Flooring install Neshada tile?
Yes. Squarefoot Flooring uses in-house installation crews who are full time employees, residential and commercial, rather than subcontractors. For showers and wet rooms the crew confirms the correct setting materials and waterproofing before setting tile. Lead time across the Greater Toronto Area runs about two weeks, while Barrie and Simcoe County jobs between May and September book eight to twelve weeks ahead.

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