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A column of dark, matte Black Hills Brick makes for a dramatic backdrop in this comfortable Portland home, reflecting the heat and finish of the owner’s contemporary wood stove.
Setting the stage for their iconic bakes and more, an expansive backsplash of triangle tiles and white brick welcome patrons of the bustling Tartine Manufactory.
A tiled shower niche ingeniously functions as a focal point for this glazed thin brick guest bathroom, designed by Claire Thomas of The Kitchy Kitchen. Thick bands of grout lend the space an architectural feel.
Featuring a blend of 3x3's and 3x6's, this main bath's white bathroom tiles are a thoughtful alternative to classic subway tile.
As warm as the patina of worn leather, this bathroom's Hexite Tile backsplash in Antique handsomely showcases our glaze's artisanal color variation.
Welcoming patrons to try its modern Texan cuisine, Billy Can Can's glazed thin Brick exterior frames the restaurant's Old West-inspired saloon.
Printfresh Studio gives its office kitchen a handsome, industrial-style upgrade with a glazed thin Brick backsplash in our rustic Columbia Plateau.
Serving up a play on pizza, this D.C. eatery's playful modern restaurant tiles feature our triangle pattern, with stacked white tiles tying it all together.
Pairing the historic legacy of Encinitas, CA with contemporary design, this wonderfully inviting restaurant highlights its coastal cuisine with herringbone restaurant kitchen tile and a wall of warmly glazed thin brick.
Making room for a freestanding fireplace? This living room uses our dark grey and blue wave tile to carve out a cozy and multi-functional corner for its vintage-inspired hearth.
This bathroom's counter-to-ceiling Brick backsplash in our rustic White Mountains glaze anchors the space with elevated, urban appeal.
Farm-to-table restaurant Dot x Ott keeps their space as fresh as their fare with a floor-to-ceiling White Mountains Brick wall.
