Looking to create an at-home spa escape? Our green bathroom tiles soothe and inspire with their handmade color variation.
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.
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.
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.
Making room for a freestanding fireplace? This living room uses our dark grey and blue wave tile to carve out a cozy and multi-functional corner for its vintage-inspired hearth.
Great Smoky Brick's handmade variation comes in full view in this floor-to-ceiling bathroom installation.
Designer Stella Ardis Amedee with VFLA Architecture + Interiors gives this downtown Fort Collins loft a modern yet zen facelift using contemporary patterns in a timeless color palette.
Could I Have That's Samantha Wennerstrom gives her daughter a playful bathroom she can also grow into using geometric floor tile in Blue Spruce paired with shower tile in the same timeless hue.
Looking for Blue Spruce? In an effort towards Zero Waste manufacturing, Blue Spruce has been discontinued. Closest color match is Eucalyptus on our Recycled Tile Body.
To expand and brighten their master bathroom, Samantha Wennerstrom of Could I Have That opted for floor-to-ceiling and geometric floor tile in a refreshing blend of white.
Offering up a modern twist on traditional subway tile, this accented shower gives the bathroom an element of sophisticated, urban appeal.
Thanks to our online Color-It! Tool, this sleek bar's customized Padma tile subtly echoes the kitchen's mosaic backsplash.
In the 10th annual House Beautiful Kitchen of the Year, our Glazed Thin Brick in Front Range takes the stage with Designer Jon De La Cruz's bold take on the offset pattern.
