Edward Martin

A surface can define the character of an entire room. Edward Martin starts with tile and extends that approach to furniture, lighting, and decorative details. The brand dates its launch to 2022 and has expanded toward a coordinated selection for bathrooms, kitchens, living rooms, and outdoor spaces, with online sales and design resources.

Tile is organized by application, format, color, and appearance. The selection includes floor and wall tile, mosaics, large formats, trims, and outdoor pavers. Finishes evoke marble, wood, concrete, stone, brick, or terrazzo, alongside subway-style tile and checkerboard arrangements. These references describe the look; each product identifies its actual material.

Leona interprets the look of marble, while Natasha develops an elongated subway-tile format. Catalog examples include matte porcelain, glossy ceramic, and fluted pieces. Kitchen, shower, pool, and patio applications have separate sections, distinguishing visual style from installation location within the selection.

Bathroom vanities combine single- or double-sink configurations with floating or freestanding structures. Ranges are organized by width, with offered sizes from 30 to 72 inches. Bathroom groupings connect the vanity, lighting, and mirror, bringing together pieces that are often selected separately during a remodel.

Lighting includes pendants, chandeliers, sconces, picture lights, and table and floor lamps. Furniture includes dining tables and chairs, sideboards, sofas, lounge chairs, benches, and occasional tables. Outdoor selections feature seating, tables, dining pieces, and lighting, alongside floor, wall, and pool tile.

Décor includes mirrors, rugs, wallpaper, murals, pillows, vases, bowls, and smaller objects. The gallery brings together rooms and combinations to relate materials and forms. View in My Room allows tile to be visualized in the user’s own space through the augmented-reality tool before deciding on a project’s layout.

Tile samples allow color, finish, and texture to be examined at home. A free fifteen-minute initial consultation and one-on-one guidance from the design team extend that process to materials, finishes, and layout. The trade program provides dedicated support for architects, designers, and contractors. Edward Martin’s offering thus connects surface selection with the room as a whole.