Thoughtfully layered textures like light wood finishes and rustic glazed thin Brick lend this Palo Alto coffee shop an earthy yet ever-so-airy atmosphere.
Located in downtown Boston, Hacin + Associates draw inspiration from the language of angles, the colors, and the materials of the Art Deco era to design this office kitchen backsplash.
Simplicity makes a statement. Wrapped from counter to ceiling in fresh white thin Brick, this restaurant's expansive backsplash offers a timelessly on-trend backdrop for its eclectic decor.
Farm-to-table restaurant Dot x Ott keeps their space as fresh as their fare with a floor-to-ceiling White Mountains Brick wall.
A refreshing Picket Braid backsplash in Glacier Bay coolly anchors this modern conference center. A glass divider echoing Picket Braid's organic-inspired pattern creates a seamless transition between spaces.
The Rwanda Embassy's office kitchen welcomes diplomats and visitors with a splash of globally-inspired design thanks to our Handpainted Kasbah Trellis Tile in Neutral Motif.
Featuring our Ogee Drop pattern in a playful Moroccan lay, this sleek office kitchen engages employees with an energizing and uplifting splash of yellow.
Nestled in the western jungles of Nosara, Costa Rica, The Nomadic Hotel's wayfaring visitors are welcomed by a chic, open-air lobby highlighted by our Picket Braid Tile in Morning Thaw. More fade-resistant than cement tile, The Nomadic's outdoor brick shower offers a durable design solution for Costa Rica's tropical climate.
Boutique fitness space Body Evolved uses a soothing yet stimulating blend of Bora Bora tile to create a blissful bathroom for members looking for a relaxing escape.
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.
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
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.
