Style Forecast: Snow Flowers. Featuring a tranquil trio of white straight set, gray herringbone, and handpainted tile, this playful shower is patterned to perfection.
A blend of shades and sprinkles of pattern like block triangle floor tile lend this neutral bathroom a one-of-a-kind look.
Chicago-based designer Kelsey Haywood of haywoodmade interiors opts for our blue-green Flagstone shower tile, ushering outdoor inspiration into her family's 1920s bungalow home.
A herringbone tile rug in Foggy Morning echoes the shower tile surround in visual storyteller Linda Nguyen's classic-inspired bathroom.
Our Loch Ness Tile in a vertical Straight Set pattern strikes just the right balance between urban and artisanal in this beautifully moody master bathroom.
This elegant bathroom's classic elements like subway tile, brushed metal hardware, and cabinet moldings are beautifully complemented by Foggy Morning's crackled texture and handcrafted variation.
Discover soulful details in this historical master bath featuring 3x6 Foggy Morning subway tile and a sweet wallpaper to create the feeling of balance.
Making their stays extra welcoming, Jillian Harris invites guests to relax in her cozy, well-appointed bathroom and take a soak surrounded by our crackled gray subway tile.
Designer Stella Ardis Amedee with VFLA Architecture + Interiors gives this downtown Fort Collins loft a modern yet zen facelift using contemporary patterns in a timeless color palette.
Could I Have That's Samantha Wennerstrom gives her daughter a playful bathroom she can also grow into using geometric floor tile in Blue Spruce paired with shower tile in the same timeless hue.
To expand and brighten their master bathroom, Samantha Wennerstrom of Could I Have That opted for floor-to-ceiling and geometric floor tile in a refreshing blend of white.
Offering up a modern twist on traditional subway tile, this accented shower gives the bathroom an element of sophisticated, urban appeal.
