“I believe,” Thoreau wrote, “that there is a subtle magnetism in Nature, which, if we unconsciously yield to it, will direct us aright.” Interior designers and architects are now putting that to the test.
Delicately fragmented glass tiles arranged in a purposely random design invigorate a room. Earthy neutral tones tone balances this dynamic pattern and provide groundwork for a myriad of decors. Usher...
Summer vacation. Skipping stones across a shimmering lake surrounded by lush greenery. Boats sway lazily along a dock and the fragrant bite of pine trees drifts through the air.
Nestled in a cove embraced by rugged cliffs, the ocean meets the sky. Sun glints off the glassy surface of the water and sea birds flock on beaches strewn with...
The Mediterranean beckons. Grecian blue and white serenity with a slightly nautical tug at the senses. Stone pathways and white stucco reflect sunlight gleaming across the surface of softly lapping...
This soothing array of tan hues is energized by the sensual undulation of glass tile; recollective of a wheat field swaying gracefully in an ever-so-gentle breeze.
Chashitsu - Japanese tea rooms - are known for their sparse composure. Lined with tatami mats and edged by gardens, these ceremonial spaces are testaments to the enduring elegance of...
Experience the stress of the workday melt away with this tranquil range of colors. Calming greens, sedate grays and soothing tans add up to an environment for well-deserved relaxation.
Small stone pebbles nestled comfortably between their larger counterparts are the perfect accent for linear stone tile. The coarse surface of the slender rectangles provides balance to smooth stones.
At first glance, a monochromatic palette of tan rectangles may appear unremarkable, but dig a little deeper into the layers of shape, tonality and texture and you'll reach a very...
Blue. With hues that range from teal to aqua to powder blue and edge on cornflower, it's difficult to put a label on blue. The color of cloudless skies, tropical...
Iridescent glass tiles nestle against a mirror, while a shower lined with stone subway tiles is accented with strips of pebbles mesh. Organic shapes ease the edges of linear geometry....
Turquoise, the shade that lies between blue and green, possesses characteristics associated with both of these colors, such as the calmness of blue and the growth that is represented in...
There can be too much of a good thing, and bold color may occasionally fall into that category. Turn down the volume with the subdued sparkle of white stone.
Nothing feels as crisp and chic as satiny white. Fuse this minimalist aesthetic with angular patterns that create visual intrigue and it's really not so simple after all.
Shapes so unique they appear as if each small glass tile was cut by a master craftsman to accompany each other perfectly. Quirky abstraction is applied with just-the-right amount of restraint...
Variegated stone pebbles, angled pencil trim and slender silky gloss tile unite to create a masterful pairing of angularity and circularity. The Yin to the Yang.
There’s so much more to “neutral” than first meets the eye. These rugged, yet sophisticated dimensional stone tiles present a complex array of subtle tones. Coach out vibrant yellow tones...
A stunning blend of matte glass pebbles and neutral stone tile conjures up an image of deep azure seas lapping against a sandy coastline. Shapes, colors and textures culminate in...
Beachy blue glass tiles featuring irregular shapes combine with natural white stone subway tiles to create a stylish, yet not-too-trendy look that conjures up the relaxed vibe of the coast.
Nothing says "chic" like a little black dress, and these elegant tiles pay homage to that instinct. Accessories can quickly change the mood, from Asian influences to abstract modern.
Watching white clouds drift slowly across a light blue sky holds a timeless appeal. Capturing that sensibility are elongated chevrons which set the stage for linear etchings in translucent glass...
Griege may not be in every dictionary, but it is on the lips of top designers. Griege has just enough beige to coordinate with warm wood, and just enough gray...