Timeless beauty in ceramic or stone
Chic & classic tile floors never go out of style! If you want to make an elegant & trendy design statement, ceramic and stone tile are the perfect choice. Tile offers a timeless look, not just for kitchens & bathrooms but in any room of the home! Some products even contain recycled materials, helping you minimize your impact on the environment.
Why tile flooring?
Looking for a floor that’s creative, practical, & charming? Tile is unbeatable in all departments, offering an amazing array of colors, shapes, textures & sizes so you can create just about any look you can imagine. You can even take it to the next level with glass trim, hand-painted accents, or colored grouts.
Tile can be laid in patterns of alternating color, dramatic two-toned effects, a mix of sizes & shapes, and repeated or random patterns. Any of these options is a great way to make a statement.
Tile has a long history as one of the most durable flooring solutions, and it’s a great choice for rooms that see heavy foot traffic or moisture. Tile resists stains & scratches and is easy to clean with just a broom and a mop. This ease of care makes tile an extremely practical choice both in residential and in commercial applications.
More than 50 Years of Flooring Experience
Otto & Dee Weik founded Carpets by Otto in 1969, more than 50 years ago. Since then, we’ve grown into the top floorcovering retailer in the greater Toledo area, winning first place in the Toledo City Paper’s “Best of Toledo” challenge year after year. We’re also one of the region’s most recognizable brands, thanks in part to our unique caricature logo which can be seen on TV commercials & billboards throughout Northwest Ohio. We’re committed to honesty & integrity, whether we’re doing business with our customers, our suppliers, our installers, our employees, our cities, the state of Ohio, or our great country.
The brands we love
Carpets by Otto carries the latest & greatest flooring fashions from a wide array of the very best American manufacturers.
