With all the makings of a local haunt, this Chicago restaurant's classic-inspired interiors are anchored by our durable glazed thin Brick in Lewis Range and a deep custom green.
To anchor this home's playfully eclectic decor, we developed a custom green for its glazed thin brick herringbone floor. Try our Cascade glazed thin brick for a similar look.
An eclectic bathroom expertly mixes accent wallpaper, a thin brick floor, and blushing custom ceramic tile for a look that feels playfully feminine.
With no shortage of drama, Shavonda Gardner's scene-stealing bathroom sets the stage with gorgeous black subway tile and a herringbone floor.
Aimee Lagos, co-founder of Hygge & West, opts for a handmade herringbone tiles kitchen backsplash to bring dark and sophisticated contrast to her classic kitchen.
Pairing the historic legacy of Encinitas, CA with contemporary design, this wonderfully inviting restaurant highlights its coastal cuisine with herringbone restaurant kitchen tile and a wall of warmly glazed thin brick.
Tasked to remodel her master bath, Aimee Lagos of Hygge & West designed a beautifully patterned black and white tile bathroom with splashes of whimsy. Hex tiles and bold herringbone tile shower pair perfectly in the classic color palette.
Opting for our bold and bewitching Azul Tile, mom and professional DIY-er Kelly Mindell transforms her son's bathroom into a lush, jungle-inspired retreat.
Bedecked from top to bottom, this lush bathroom's Evergreen Tile has us green with envy with its mesmerizing blend of hexagon tile floors, a herringbone shower, and an out-of-this-world tiled ceiling.
With a little help from our Color-It! Tool, designer Justina Blakeney takes on a second bathroom remodel with her signature Jungalicious flair.
Founder of Create & Cultivate Jaclyn Johnson infuses playful pops of pattern like hexagons and herringbone into her chic bathroom retreat.
Opting for mesmerizing floor tile in Adriatic Sea, designers Benni Amadi and Courtney Springer transformed this SF Decorator Showcase powder room into a showstopping display.
