Rosemary, by any other name, would still look as chic. With its painterly sage coloring and gray undertones, this alluring tile deserves the spotlight this week. But don't be fooled by this subtle hue--this multi-tasking tile beautifully complements any room and style.
Rosemary's subtle shade can softly brighten up an open concept kitchen dominated by neutrals. It also softly stands out in interiors with minimal decor.
It also gently contrasts with rustic textures like woven seagrass, linen, and unfinished wood. The It offers an understated coastal look that transitions well into any season.
This classic-meets-coastal kitchen is a great example with its green tile backsplash. We love how the tile's natural color variation ripples behind the stovetop against the fresh white cabinetry.
Lean toward the city loft look? This green bathroom tile in a classic subway pattern adds just the right amount of softness to more masculine details like matte black hardware and dark wood finishes.
Tile Shown: Rosemary in 3" Hexagons
Rosemary also does well with a little bit of whimsy. We love this shower's hexagon tile and freeform edging as it rises to the top.
Fireclay Tile Installation Stories: Chase Daniels' On Point Bathroom Remodel
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Image: Chase Daniels
Tiles Shown: Rosemary in 6" Triangles, Salton Sea in 6" Triangles, and Frost in 6" Triangles
Last but not least, this showstopper bathroom in Chase Daniels' renovated home features not one, but a trio of our triangle tiles in a refreshing blend of Rosemary, Salton Sea, and Frost.
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