We painted the cabinets, filled tons of chips, changed the doors by custom ordering them for the customer in their choice of design by a company we have an account with that has them made in Mexico for about 30% american cost, painted sink, also the appliances in professional grade metalic stainless paint, painted floor tile in a high solids porcelain urethane white after an aerospace use type primer and a high solids chemically hardened chear coat, and matched the backsplash the same way.

Amazing how fragile porcelain can be :/ To make a long story short I attempted to replace the toilet on a damaged floor without knowing about adjusting flanges or whatever the heck they are called for 2 whole days...

I have 18" light porcelain floor tile with a light colored grout.

@Ben M Cast iron or porcelain on metal tubs dont really stain...the surface can get damaged by abrasive cleaners or have heavy hard water deposits.

You just gave the main reason why both rules are, "porcelain bus" material. 

Builders here just end with tile..porcelain so beige edge (not red clay like some ceramics).

The floors are actually a nice porcelain wood tile that I ran throughout the entire house.

The concrete slab will move and shift over time - concrete actually expands and contracts with temperature while porcelain and ceramic tile do not. 

You will love the gray tones throughout with fresh paint & trim, porcelain tile-hardwood look, carpet, fixtu What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I would like to lay porcelain floor tile, but when I took out the old linoleum flooring I found hardwood floors underneath.