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Handmade tile took this bathroom from tired to top-tier. From the use of classic 2” and 8” Hexagon Tile in Tusk across the floor and shower pan to the soothing 3x9 Ceramic Tile in soft mint Sea Glass on the walls, the transformed space exudes modern tranquility.
An eclectic backsplash brought this 1970s kitchen into modern times. Design firm Destination Eichler used a cascading blend of 4” Hexagon Tile in Feldspar, Cardamom, and Blue Velvet to put a fresh spin on the retro character of the home.
Step inside a midcentury dream that's all white and green. From the geometric backsplash adorned with Scalene Triangle in Palm Tree to the 4” Hexagon Tile floor in Tusk dotted with Palm Tree to the shower covered in matching 3x6 Subway Tile (complete with Bullnose Trim around the built-in niche!), this adorable bathroom boasts attention to detail in every corner.
With crisp lines and a classic color combination, this bathroom leaves a lasting impression. Walls of Hexite Tile in Calcite and Aegean Sea, grout lines perfectly aligned as the color changes, are matched by mosaic 3” Hexagon Tile on the floor. 3x12 and 2x8 Ceramic Tile in Calcite with long glazed edge round out the space–and don’t miss that beautiful shower niche!
Cottage & Sea gave their 1950s cottage bathroom an adorable makeover with handmade tile. Traditional 2” Mosaic Hexagon Tile in matte Calcite on the floor is interspersed with glossy black Raven for a little pop, while the shower shines thanks to 4x4 Ceramic Tile in White Wash with matching 4x4 Bullnose Trim. Don’t miss the floor pattern continued in the shower niche!
This charming cottage mudroom comes together with walls of 3x9 Essentials Tile in powdery white Pearl Satin and floors of 8" Essentials Hexagons in pale blue Hood River Satin.
Clear your mind with the uplifting energy of Rosemary, shown in this shower on 2x6 Ceramic Tile in a modern vertical straight stack pattern punctuated by the decorative floor of 2" Hexagon Mosaic Tiles in warm white Tusk.
Anita Yokota transformed this primary bathroom into a serene space thanks to a timeless blue and white color combination. Norman Glazed Thin Brick in soothing blue Great Smoky clads the shower walls, wainscoting around the soaking tub, and built-in niches, complemented by classic 6” Hexagon Tile across the floor with matching 3” Hexagons in the shower pan.
Experience the pattern play of the Block Shop x Fireclay Tile Handpainted Collection in practice at Des Moine's stylish rental property Foxcroft Estate. Handpainted Dot Dash 1 Tile makes a bold black and white grid pattern across the shower with 3" Hexagons in Seaglass covering the floor with a tasteful hint of green. And kudos to the team at Foxcroft for preserving the original 1940s pink tile uncovered during the renovation!
Talk about a powder room with personality! The wainscot pops under a splash of blue wallpaper thanks to interlocking Chaine Homme Tile in melon pink Desert Bloom topped off with matching 1x6 Flat Liner Trim, while an 8” Hexagon Tile Floor in White Wash balances out the bright walls.
When Theron Humphrey built his modern Montana home, he made sure the bathroom was a spacious retreat for him and his pup Maddie. A 2” Hexagon Mosaic Tile floor in off-white Halite allows for easy clean-up after doggie baths, while the shower clad with sleek 3x6 Glass Tile in Falcon Matte matches Maddie’s chestnut coat.
The Brownstone Boys channeled mermaid magic into their Bed-Stuy Brownie’s bathroom. Classic 2” Mosaic Hexagons and 3x6 Ceramic Subway Tile in White Wash clad the front half of the space, but step through the arched shower door and you’re awash in color. Scalloped Ogee Drop Tile in a blend of Adriatic Sea, Caribbean, Crater Lake, Lake Tahoe, and Moonshine in an ombre pattern was used on the shower walls and 4” Hexagon Tile in the same sea-worthy colors complete the look across the shower pan.
The world–or in this case, your bathroom–is your oyster with our lustrous Pearl glaze from our budget-friendly Essentials line. Quick-shipping 3x9 Ceramic Tile in Pearl shines on the walls of this modern bathroom, with 6” Hexagon Tile in Flagstone providing a beautiful contrast across the floor for a luxurious look.
Enjoy self-care with room to spare in this bright and spacious main bathroom designed for Rejuvenation's 2022 renovation guide. 4" Ceramic Hexagon Tile covers the floor in chalk white Calcite while the shower is clad with Ceramic 2x8 Tile in soft neutral Sand Dune to complement the natural wood grain throughout this gorgeous bathroom.
Our Handpainted Dot Dash Tile plays well with our standard Field Tile. Not only is Dot Dash capable of dozens of configurations on its own, but paired with a solid field tile, like this backsplash combining Dot Dash's Plein Aire Motif with 6x6 Tile in White Wash from our budget-friendly Foundations Collection makes the design options truly endless (but we wouldn't blame you for recreating this one down to the tile!).
You'll be seeing stars when you walk into comedian and actress Lauren Lapkus' kitchen. A backsplash of Mini Star and Cross Tile in Magnolia and 8" Hexagon Tile in Antique across the floor provides the perfect palette for this warm and welcoming Hollywood home.
This historic San Francisco Craftsman gets a contemporary upgrade with a kitchen Ceramic Tile and Glazed Thin Brick. A floor of 6" Hexagon Tiles in Antique carries the richness of the home's woodwork into the kitchen while the Glazed Thin Brick wall in White Mountains adds light tones to match the modern countertops and appliances.
A little rustic. A little post war. But still a little Victoria. To designer Victoria Ford of Prepford Wife, those were the guidelines going into this ensuite bathroom renovation. Ford found what she was looking for with a shower of 3x6 Subway Tile in Dusty Blue to match the bathroom’s wainscoting and 4” Hexagon Tile Basalt and Quick Ship Calcite for a classic high-contrast floor.
