February 2012 Tile Talk Newsletter

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Find your Inner Piece

Don't miss our newest addition of hand-painted art tile, Inner Piece. This unique collection of tile includes bold 6"x6" tiles that captivate the eye with their rich use of texture, contemporary patterns and warm, bold Mediterranean colors.

Rippling Water	Orange Lantern	Sunset	Four Blue Suns

>> See the collection of Inner Piece Tiles

The line also includes an extensive collection of 2"x2" mosaic tiles or dots representing the artist's interpretations of the elements of Air, Earth, Water and Fire. There is also a collection for the seasons of Fall, Summer and Winter.

Fire	Water	Fall	Winter

>> See the collection of Inner Piece Tiles

The 6"x6" patterns are also available in a 4"x4"format. Currently, only the 6"x6" tiles are available on our online catalog. Experience this unique collection of art tiles and find your Inner Piece.

>> Read Our Blog Post about Inner Pieces Tiles

Project Pick: San Juan Cement Tile Patio


Terrace with San Juan & Solid Color Cement Tile

Our Traditional Cement Tiles are a classic collection of historical cement tile patterns available in the standard 8"x8" format. The San Juan pattern in this month's project pick breaks with tradition. It creates a grid of patterned tiles instead of the common carpet design in the center of the room. The effect provides a traditional look reminiscent of Spanish Colonial designs, taking its cue from terra cotta colored pavers and decorative accent tiles. The group of four pattern tiles are separated by a row of solid color tiles on each side to create a grid.

Traditional San Juan Cement Tile Pattern
Field & Border 8"x8"

Tile Tip:

Use decorative tiles to create interest on an arch. You can run a solid row of tiles for a dramatic effect or space them out as shown here. In this installation, San Jose 3" x 3" deco tiles from our Barcelona line add charm to this door arch and introduce the San Jose Quarter Design 6"x6" tiles used in the backsplash.

3"x3" Deco tiles used in this Arch

See other great ways to use decorative tiles in our recent post about Four Ways to Use Hand Painted Tiles.