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Love this Vida Dolce tile for shower interior.

13 years ago
Need coordinating mosaic tiles for accent tile and suggestions for flooring. What do you suggest for counter tops? Real Calcutta or quartz slab? I live in southern california. Do you have knowledge of a local retailer for this Vida Dolce Porcelain tile?
Bathroom Tile - Mission Stone and Tile - Luxury Discount Tile Store - Nashville, · More Info

Comments (8)

  • 13 years ago
    If you are doing a calacatta porcelin tile, don't do real calacatta for countertops. The tile will not look real next to the countertops. Go with a white or grey quartz.
  • 13 years ago
    This Cambria Quartz: Castell is a nice match to carrera/calacatta porcelin tile. It has white & grey combined with small flecks of blue crystal that really come out under halogen lights
  • 13 years ago
    Thank you Nick. I spent the afternoon looking for the Vida Dolce Tile listed as the vendor on this porcelain tile. Must call Elizabeth Husley I guess?
  • 13 years ago
    This is a similar tile by Porcelanosa
  • 13 years ago
    Nick, I have the samples of the Porcelanosa tile at my home right now. I am trying to decide between the carrara porcelanosa or this calcata vida dolce. I am hoping for a warmer feel with the calcata. Am planning to call the tile store in Nashville. Have you used any of these products?
  • 13 years ago
    I am starting a bath remodel next month where I am using both the porcelanosa carrara floor & wall tiles (shower) I am also using a porcelanosa stacked stone for portions of the wall & the tub surround. For countertops it will be chroma: thassos quartz (this was the whitest I could find) The reason behind Carrara vs. Calacatta for this project was for letting the stacked stone really stand out. I am also using a drifted oak vanity (with clean lines) to complete the whole rustic modern look.
  • 13 years ago
    Hi Nick, thank you for your info. I am working on the tile selection for a master bath using the Porcelanosa carrara for the wall tiles shower. Have not decided on floor due to concern of the larger tiles and slippage, so thinking of more of a small (possibly) natural stone mosaic floor. I am also doing a drifted oak cabinetry (seen in a Restoration Hardware catalogue as a stand alone vanity). I have a white washed wood ceiling. I live in southern california and saw the Porcelanosa showroom with the carrara, that sold me. Looks real. I am going for a more traditional style, and am looking for a designer to help me. Good Luck.
  • 13 years ago
    I am using a restoration hardware vanity as well (French Casement). I bought it over their friends and family event for 20% off. I like the mixing of styles, so I am using white quartz with Kohler Purist fixtures on the vanity.

    As for a smaller mosaic tile. Check out Bisazza. Good Luck with your project.