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Uncommon Tuscaloosa sets itself apart from other student housing with Handmade 6” Triangle Tiles that fit perfectly with their upscale social vibe and are durable enough to stand up to years of college living.
Bull and Butterfly reimagines the California Steak House by incorporating playfully soft touches like these Scalene Triangle Tiles in a custom neutral glaze.
For a look like this, try our Scalene Triangles in Sand Dune!
Setting the stage for their iconic bakes and more, an expansive backsplash of triangle tiles and white brick welcome patrons of the bustling Tartine Manufactory.
This modern bathroom's small triangles were the perfect way to add pattern and a little extra friction to its shower floor tile. Its matching shower niche ties it all together.
Voyager Craft Coffee sets sail! Embodying the cafe's globally-inspired offering, colorful "sailboat" tiles made up of 4" Triangles float across the length of the space while white Non-Slip Tiles tie it all together.
Small triangles in our green-blue Driftwood glaze make for soothing patterned kitchen tiles.
Accented with green, this black and white tile bathroom gets a bold pop of pattern with our 4" Triangle pattern and contrasting grout.
Anchored by our warm Sunflower yellow, a playful accent tile shower features triangles in a thoughtfully coordinated color blend that extends into the rest of the space.
A trio of tile patterns beautifully inhabit this great room. An island clad with handmade hex tile is complemented by white kitchen tile, while fireplace tiles in our right and left Scalene Triangles anchor the living room.
Inspired by the owner's whimsical vintage sconces, this bathroom by Nystrom Design features green subway shower tiles and an eye-catching 6" triangle tile blend.
Serving up a play on pizza, this D.C. eatery's playful modern restaurant tiles feature our triangle pattern, with stacked white tiles tying it all together.
Nestled inside California's tallest open-air observation deck, the OUE Skyspace cafe's mosaic tiles feature a colorblocked triangle pattern with leaf-like tendrils cascading down its walls.
