In a previous post on Detailio, I mentioned that you can find several of our favorite tile sources on the Detailio website. I thought I would share with you some of Steve's designs so you can see what he does with those tiles!
Mission Tile West has great line called the Revival Series. Inspired by the designs of the 1920's and 1930's these tiles come in some stunning colors and have many unique trim pieces. Steve designed several bathrooms in a remodel of a 1920's Mediterranean home using these amazing tiles.
This turquoise and black bathroom is one of my favorites.
I love the small black liners and trims.
The lavender and deep plum with accents in black make a great combination.
Steve did an amazing job detailing out this tile design.
A close up shot of the wall shows the pretty little liner.
Another fun color palette.
A detail of the shelf in the shower.
A classic hex pattern on the floor with a blue border.
Another beautiful bathroom in the same home using terra cota tiles for the floor
and the Alhambra Series from Walker Zanger.
In a remodel of a 1920's English home, Steve and the owner chose to keep the tile colors simple and put the color on the walls.
These tiles are also from the Mission Tile West Revival Series.
Another bathroom in this English home using blue accents and a periwinkle blue on the walls.
Sometimes people forget that Waterworks makes great tiles that compliment their gorgeous plumbing fixtures. Their Architectonics tile line is stunning. The slim lines of their trim pieces allowed Steve to create the feeling of a paneled room made from tile instead of wood.
This all white shower gets its beauty from all of the gorgeous tile details.
Another image that shows the intricate tile wainscot.
The bath tub looks lovely surrounded by the tile.
xo
Brooke
