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Framed by a wall of 4x4 tiles, our Non Slip bathroom floor tiles colorfully field heavy foot traffic between classes at Detroit Prep (Love this floor? Ask us about Large Diamond, one of our secret menu patterns).
Offering Detroit Prep teachers a colorful spot to freshen up, this ADA-compliant bathroom features shower Tile and a Large Diamond floor pattern, all in our Non-Slip glazes (psst...our Large Diamond Tiles are a "secret menu" item!).
Made to entertain and inspire, this picture-perfect desert patio is colorfully clad with our true matte non-slip outdoor tiles checkered in warm earth tones.
Built by mid-century architect William Krisel, this bold Palm Springs home designed by Danielle Nagel of Dazey LA amps up its retro roots with vibrant handmade floor tiles in orange and white. The best part? The Dazey Desert House is available to rent on AirBnB.
Playfully called the "stair step floor", interior designer Jessica Davis' patterned bathroom floor tiles maximize the "wow" factor in this petite space. Modern tiles in our Rosemary green tie it all together.
A surprisingly serene blend of wave-inspired Handpainted bathroom floor tiles and glazed thin Brick shower walls make Annette Vartanian's master bathroom reveal unforgettable.
Staying true to her home's retro roots, tastemaker Sam Ushiro of the blog Aww Sam outfits her delightfully groovy closet with a pop of pink geometric floor tile.
Wrapped floor to ceiling in saturated red tile, this contemporary bathroom feels remarkably modern thanks to the glaze's matte finish and stacked pattern.
By sticking to a clean palette of blue and white tile, design firm Banner Day Interiors plays with scale and pattern to create a satisfyingly seamless space.
Lifestyle guru Jen Pinkston of The Effortless Chic infuses her master bath with refreshed midcentury-modern flair.
This bathroom's statement-making floor tile beautifully bridges the gap between midcentury and modern style.
