Talk about neighborly love. Just down the street from our headquarters, our neighbors at Salesforce enjoy a vibrant pixel-inspired tile mosaic, courtesy of Fireclay, inspired by the art of Shinji Murakami.
This mesmerizing bar lined with Parquet Tile in Sea Green beautifully frames the kitchen prep behind San Francisco's hottest new restaurant.
This San Francisco restaurant features a hidden gem of a bathroom, outfitted with an eclectic blend of Hexagon tiles in custom pink and Basalt.
Tucked away in one San Francisco's hottest restaurants, this cool bathroom corner outfitted with our Picket tiles in Adriatic Sea offers a dreamy retreat for patrons.
Using glazed Brick to its fullest potential, David Baker Architects outfitted the exterior of this condo development with a blend featuring our Bitterroot glaze.
Balancing out the aesthetic of the new creative studio Light Lab, designer Sarah Sherman Samuel used our white Triangle tiles around the kitchen island to add the pattern it needed to make it pop.
A daring design surprise awaits you in the Light Lab creative studio--this jaw-dropping bathroom dreamed up by Sarah Sherman Samuel features a bold swath of our black and white Triangle floor tile.
Demarcated by a cool blue wall in Crater Lake, the bathroom adds a light splash of color to the restaurant's industrial aesthetic. Read more.
The Perennial's owners chose our elegant Wave pattern for the entryway, collaborating with our designers to develop a rustic custom color blend. Achieve a similar look with Antique. Read more.
Backed by a wall of 4x4 Tile in Gardenia, The Perennial's exposed industrial kitchen seamlessly transitions into the restuarant's dining area. Read more.
From architecture to agriculture, the founders of The Perennial envisioned a sustainable dining experience unlike any other. We were there to make it a reality. Read more.
The Advocate’s 2 x 6 bathroom tile in Foggy Morning gives patrons a soothing spot to refresh before returning to the lively and eclectic dining area.
Looking for Foggy Morning? In an effort towards Zero Waste manufacturing, Foggy Morning has been discontinued. Closest color match is Mist on our Recycled Tile Body.
