When it comes to choosing a "wow factor" for the bathroom, you can't do much better than Heath Tile. These collections are available through Ann Sacks, as well as through Heath Ceramics. Click below for more.
Clear Creek Spa by Merideth Boswell using Meadow, Jade, and Seafoam 2x12 tiles.
Photo: Meredith Baird
Bathroom wall and floor by Cass Calder Smith in Parchment using 3x3 tiles.
Photo: Cass Calder Smith
Bathroom sink backsplash surround by Five-Design in Sand Rutile using 3x9 tiles.
Photo: Five-Design
Master Bath by Union Studio using Light Grey Whale 2x6 tiles.
Photo: Matthew Bear
Master bath in 2007 San Francisco Sunset Idea House in 2x12 honey tiles
Citrus bowties
Installation by Ann Sacks at KBIS in Matte Brown using oval shaped tiles.
Photo: Ann Sacks
• To view Heath Ceramics' collections online, click here.
• To view Ann Sacks Heath collections, click here.
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Comments (4)
My mouth is watering. I just love how a subtle repeated pattern can make such a great texture
The Sunset Idea House honey tiles and the ones from the first picture are BEAUTIFUL! Sources please??
Oh wait, I completely missed those links on top...
i really like them! I was recently thinking i wanted something like subway tile.