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Check out the elegant color variation on this dusty mauve bathroom in Ariel Gordon Jewelry's Berkeley office, juxtaposed by the floor in beautiful Blue Velvet Mosaic Hexagon tiles.

Big Bear destination Noble + Proper comes out swinging with this knockout New Traditional bathroom. Designed by Handsome Salt, this cabin bathroom features a classic floor pattern of 2x2 mosaic tiles in Dusty Blue fit into hand-mitered 6x6 tiles in luminous White Wash surrounded by a matching shower of White Wash 2x6s and Dusty Blue 1x6s and Dusty Blue Cove Base Trim.

This chic powder room at Big Bear's Noble + Proper needed nothing more than the classic black and white checkerboard floor to ground the endearing design. Expertly created by Handsome Salt, 6x6 Tiles in glossy black Raven and creamy matte white Feldspar add bold contrast to complement the black wainscot and damask wallpaper.

Traditional with a twist, every inch of this powder room in boutique hotel Noble + Proper exudes luxury from the monochromatic walls to the oversized checkerboard floor featuring 6x6 Ceramic Tile in Ivory and Red Rock.

As layered and cozy as your grandma’s favorite throw, Noble + Proper lodge’s kitchen is grandmillennial done right. A bold floor pattern of 8x8 Ceramic Tile in Vintage Leather and 4x4 Ceramic Tile in Ivory is perfectly complemented by the neutral backsplash of 4x4 Ivory Tile nestled between floral wallpaper.

Classic and becoming this kitchen at Big Bear's Noble + Proper hits all the notes of a mountain getaway. Sara Simon of Handsome Salt designed the floor in a classic checkerboard pattern of 8x8 Ceramic Tile in rich Hunter Green, Basalt, and off-white Feldspar, expertly accompanied by the green kitchen accents throughout.

Hoopes Vineyard is well-versed in vintage reds, so it’s no surprise that they chose Star & Cross Tile in rich Red Rock to adorn their guest house bathroom floor. A complementing shower clad with 4x4 and 2x2 Ceramic Tile in soft pink Dawn rounds out this spa-like space in the heart of Napa Valley.

After significant modifications throughout the decades, this Palo Alto building was lovingly restored to its 1927 glory with historically accurate materials, including 4x4 Ceramic Tile in Lapis and Huckleberry, Mini Cross in Blue Velvet, 1x1 Mosaic Tile in Lapis, Handpainted Old California 5, 9, and 10 in Cool Motif, Handpainted Almeria in Cool Motif, and finished with Quarter Round Trim in Lapis.

Enjoy a little Art Deco on your dinner date at Saint Paul's new neighborhood spot Myriel Restaurant. Designed by Madelynn Furlong, this private bathroom features a rustic checkerboard floor of 8x8 Tile in Red Rock and Antique and wainscoting of Tumbleweed 2x8 Tile elegantly finished with cove base and quarter round trim.