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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2025 · 29 MIN

Dave Daskal Showcases ESG Gallery’s Luxury Tile Innovations, Biophilic Designs, and Sustainable Solutions for Modern Projects

from Luxury Living with Debrae Little · host Debrae Little

Debrae Little interviews Dave Daskal, founder of ESG Gallery, about the luxury tile and slab industry. Dave discusses his journey from mosaics to high-end materials, emphasizing the importance of uniqueness and durability. He explains the three-factor rating system for tile durability (R9, R10, R11) and highlights the shift towards organic, biophilic designs. Dave notes the decline in glass tiles and the rise of porcelain, including sintered stone products like Decton and Neolith. He also addresses the impact of proposed EU tariffs and the importance of sustainability in luxury projects. ESG Gallery offers a wide range of unique, high-quality materials for designers and homeowners.

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