You can't get much more luxurious than richly patterned tile. Used on floors, walls, and sometimes even ceilings, these patterns make a space stand out.
- Cuban Tropical Tile: Headquartered in Miami, they make all of their cement tile by hand using traditional techniques.
- Trend: This Italian company makes recycled glass tile in mesh-backed "wallpaper" patterns. Shown: Platonic Tile from the Academic Wallpaper Collection.
- Heath Ceramics: A small California company, they make ceramic dimensional tile that's hand-glazed, giving it really rich color and variation.
- Mosaic House: This New York-based retailer sells Moroccan cement tile in some drop-dead gorgeous patterns.
- Novoceram: A French company that specializes in elaborately patterned tiles, Novoceram is known for its romantic wallpaper-like patterns.
- Emery and Cie: A European retailer of romantic tile, furniture, and fixtures, Emery and Cie stocks a few striking variations of mirror scale tiles.
- Ann Sacks: Owned by Wisconsin-based Kohler, this company has a huge range of collections by famous and lesser-known designers. Shown: Abyssinian Dimensional Tile.
- Fillmore Clark: Located in West Hollywood, California, this small business is owned and operated by Lee Nicholson, a woman committed to championing handcrafted, locally made tiles. Shown: Encaustic Tiles from the Patterson Collection.
- Granada Tile: This tile shop derives its name from the city of Granada in Nicaragua. Their cement tiles are hand-poured and painted. Shown: Echo Collection.
- Bisazza: This Italian company does a ton of high-profile architectural projects, and their Mosaico Collection is used in luxury spas, hotels, and homes around the world.











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I live in Belgium and we have 2 Emery and Cie shops - i love them a lot - lots and lots of beautiful colors. i have tiles for the kitchen from there shop in Antwerp... it was the smallest place that needed tiles. they are not cheap but definitely worth it.
http://www.emeryetcie.com/nl/wat/tegels/zelliges/kleuren/
#1 and #5 are dreamy. #1 would look great in a bathroom
I'll just leave this here
http://www.e-kale.com.tr/en-US/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=4702
Looooove number 7!
these photos are great