As we start 2019, we're first looking back at our favorite commercial projects of 2018. From swoon-worthy markets to tasteful restaurants to fun ice cream shops, it was exciting to see our tile go to work in so many incredible spaces. Need commercial grade tile? Contact us to get started!
A resolution for 2019? We'd love to see even more of your commercial projects! If you're sharing on social, be sure to tag us and use #Fireclaytile.
Here's our top 10:
10. Lemon Press:
Wave bar tile in Frost echoes Lemon Press's chic, organic inspired interior while complementing luxe details sprinkled throughout the space.
Tile Shown: Frost Waves // Design: Melanie Gowen Design // Photos: Michael Lucas
9. FOB Kitchen:
Pop-up turned restaurant, FOB Kitchen showcases its Filipino roots with the bar's blue Braided Picket Tile blend, evocative of the Philippines' famous turquoise-tinged beaches.
Tile Shown: Pickets in Naples Blue, Bora Bora, + Adriatic Sea // Design + Photos: FOB Kitchen
8. OLA Austin Office Kitchen + Bath:
OLA Austin's offices are on point with not one, but two compelling triangle tile installations. The Austin-based sustainable design firm let the pattern speak for itself in the kitchen, but went bold in a colorful blend in their bathroom.
Tile shown: 4" Triangles in White Wash // Design: OLA Austin // Photos: Lars Frazer
Tile Shown: 4" Triangles in White Wash, Magnetite, Rainy Day, Daffodil and Crater Lake
7. Alphabet Scoop Ice Cream Shop:
We love when design does good. Greeting customers with a playful Ogee Drop and Triangle backsplash, this non-profit ice cream parlor doubles as a job training program investing in NYC youth.
Tile shown: Glacier Bay Ogee Drops, Left and Right Scalene Triangles in White Wash, Ivory, + Halite // Design: Rob Bundy, AIA // Photos: Alex Ferrec
6. The Assembly Bar + Backsplash:
Designed by Sara and Rich Combs of The Joshua Tree House, a Mini Star and Cross backsplash welcomes members of The Assembly seeking extra refreshment.
Tile shown: Mini Star and Cross in Tusk // Design: Sara + Rich Combs // Photos: Margaret Austin Photography
5. Certain Standard office kitchen:
Seattle-based umbrella company Certain Standard gets some stylish coverage with this Scalene Triangle tile kitchen backsplash.
Tile Shown: Scalene Triangle in Calcite // Design: The Residency Bureau // Photos: Meghan Klein
4. The Assembly Paseo floor:
Thanks to the folks behind The Joshua Tree House, a dreamy entryway lined with a Paseo commercial grade tile floor transports members of wellness studio The Assembly to an om-filled space.
Tile shown: Paseos in Feldspar and Sunflower // Design: Sara + Rich Combs // Photos: Margaret Austin Photography
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3. Coffee Dose:
Coffee Dose's Insta-worthy interior features pops of pink, splashes of gold, and a bar decked out in our Mushroom 6" Triangles to bring it all together
Tile Shown: Mushroom 6" Triangles // Design: Jen Samson Design // Photo: Chad Mellon
2. Roses' Taproom:
The free-spirited watering hole known as Roses' Taproom in Oakland features a vibrant Ogee Drop bar backsplash highlighting its delicious, house-made brews.
Tile Shown: Ogee Drop in Emerald // Design: Young America Creative // Photos: Lauren Andersen
1. Jayde's Market, Cafe, + Office Kitchen:
With luxe touches, thoughtful details and tile-a-plenty, Jayde's Market, dreamed up by Project M Plus, is what we all wish our local grocery store (and office kitchen!) looked like.
Tile shown: 2x8's in a custom green // Design + Photos: Project M Plus
Tile Shown: Scalene Triangles in Daisy
Tile shown: 2x4s in Halite and Tusk
Want to see more? Head to our Pinterest Board that has additional commercial highlights from 2018.
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Thanks so much for putting Fireclay Tile to work in your commercial designs; we look forward to seeing what you create this year!