This bathroom's clean-cut black and white palette lends two classic tile patterns, subway and hexagon, a contemporary perspective.
In this "jewel box" powder room, 2x4 Salton Sea subway tiles are cleverly paired with 6" Tusk Hexagons to create a spatial and optical illusion. The same 4x4 space that used to feel tight and odd, now feels wide, tall, airy, and invigorating.
Designer Patti Wagner gives boho style a blank slate, pairing classic subway tile with our Handpainted Kasbah Trellis pattern in a refreshing white palette.
Falling hard for both our Glazed Thin Brick in Olympic and our tile in Gypsum, lifestyle blogger Anne Sage partnered up with friend Shea McGee of Studio McGee to bring her dream kitchen to life.
Bay Area interior designer Kristen Peña chose our floor tile in Antique and Glazed Thin Brick for the shower as a foundation for the bathroom's rustic design elements.
While honoring the home's historical roots, Destination Eichler's Karen Nepacena plays up pattern with white hexagon floor tiles.
Showcasing her keen eye for design, our very own Wendy Ruffier from Fireclay's San Francisco Showroom gives us a peek at her newly renovated master bathroom featuring EDGE and Handpainted tile.
*Please note that we have archived EDGE sizes and they no longer available on our website. However, if you're interested in larger format sizes, please contact us for more information.
This handsome GE-equipped kitchen gets an industrial-style treatment when paired with our handcrafted tile. Subway tile in Raven and Basalt highlight the kitchen's hooded range, while our handsome Glazed Thin Brick in White Mountains anchors the space.
