Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects With a flat pic hanger.

Decorative Pool Tiles That's nice!

Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects Thanks. I like it too! I think , but am not certain, that its from the Horchow Collection.

youncofski Where did chai come from

Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects Not certain ... Its been about 6 years... and I will add that in real life it does not appear so pure white. But thank you for your question.

Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects Those tiles were a display at a department store that the homeowner found. Clay tile with a glazed coating.

Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects I do not recall how large the tiles were. They were from a retail display at Neiman Marcus Last Call outlet store. I think they are 16"x16" but onal not certain.

Amy Fox Love it, thank you for the response!

Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects Great eye! Thanks. And the house is in Austin so that's very likely the source

justjohanna I have that same sofa table, but I bought it over the Internet a few years ago.

Natalie Blake We make ceramic, sculptural wall art tile and have our own hanging system. YOu can check this out at our website: http://unaluntile.com/wall-tile-process-installation/installing-wall-tiles/

It's basically a wooden backing on the tile with a hole cut out. The hole fits on a wooden disk that attaches to the wall.

Here's an example of our tile for the wall.

Francine Tessier I work in a hardware store and I'm pretty sure you can simply use epoxy (good quality like PC-7) to attach your D-clip to the back of the tile....make sure you measure the same distance from the top of each tile and perfectly center each clip. Anchor your screws into the wall and hook up your tile! Done like dinner!

Anne DeCocco It depends on the weight of the tile. If it's heavy, I'd think about nailing a backing, like thin plywood, onto the walls (in the studs) and then using tile adhesive to that, then grouting in between. Cut the plywood a bit smaller than the finished piece so that the edges are recessed. Cool project, I just might try this one myself. Wall treatments are my favorites.

Natalie Blake We make ceramic wall art tile and have developed our own hanging system. Basically, we use a wooden backing (glued onto the tile) and a wooden disk (that you attach to the wall). The wooden backing on the tile has a hole cut out of it. The tile hangs on the wooden disk, french cleat style. You can see this at: http://unaluntile.com/wall-tile-process-installation/installing-wall-tiles/

Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects The art work are actually just large ceramic tiles that the homeowner grouped together!