New Ravenna.
New Ravenna.
Island Stone.
Walker Zanger.
Artistic Tile.
Mosaic House.
“I select backsplash tile that is timeless—so if the cabinets last 30 to 50 years, the tile will too. I shy away from patterns because it’s easy to get tired of them and they can date a material. I love the texture of tone-on-tone or small stone mosaics. Hand-cut tiles feel spa-like and natural.” —J.G.
Mosaic House carries Zellige, a handmade, glazed Moroccan mosaic reminiscent of Delft tile. We typically install it in four-by-four- or three-by-six-inch formats. mosaichse.com |
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New Ravenna’s patterns are contemporary, traditional and everything in-between. These small, hand-clipped stones are part of a collection by Giovanni Barbieri for New Ravenna. The textured, tone-on-tone Calcutta marble is pictured in a Timeworn finish. newravenna.com |
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Island Stone creates a contemporary look with Crescent Interlock porcelain tile, which resembles woven stone in a honed finish. Pictured above, Crescent Rustic in Sandstone. islandstone.com |
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I love the Walker Zanger Duquesa series. These cement and ceramic tiles have a mandala-like pattern yet are calm enough not to become tiresome. Shown here, ceramic in the Fatima colorway. walkerzanger.com |
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Artistic Tile uses Calacatta marble in a new, multi-dimensional way with this honeycomb pattern. The embossed geometric of Piatti Calacatta Gold creates soothing shadows. artistictile.com |
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