Not sure what you are asking , those tiles do not go together if that is the question

So sorry I was not at all clear! So they actually do fit together like puzzle pieces. To preserve the look of random leaves, does one stagger them in a brick-like pattern or just lay them down in rows? My tiler says rows are easier but we just have to be careful to turn each tile so that the leaves look random.

I have just never seen this tile on a real floor anywhere on the internet. The only pic I've seen is where they have laid it outside as a path! I thought that was hilarious since you naturally have leaves on a path.

So the question: stagger or in rows? Does it make much difference? Thanks so much and apologies for being unclear. Ash is falling from the sky here in Seattle and I think it has clouded my brain.

Those first tiles you show should be laid so that the pattern continues IMO not the easiest way to install

Manufacturer will specify.

Thank you Creative Tile Eastern, but sadly the manufacturer has not specified.

The scalloped edge appears to be the same on all 4 sides. Therefore it is most likely a straight grid layout. Open a few boxes to see how many patterns there are. If the tiles are the same 1/4 turn each one to avoid pattern repeat or perhaps there is a actual pattern to follow. This would be indicated by directional arrows on the back of tiles or possibly lettered or numbered. Lay them out and see what you get. I just reread the link. "set of six" Now you can work from there. 1/4 turn every seventh tile and you will hide the pattern repeat.

Thanks so much! I have already laid them out on my living room carpet. They look great. My contractor assures me that after two weeks I won't even notice the tile. Staggering didn't work because they don't quite fit together perfectly. So a straight grid layout it is!

Thanks again. These tiles are gorgeous in person. I'm using left over granite from my kitchen for the bathroom counters. Our floors are always covered with leaves as it is so I thought I'd just embrace it.

those are unique ! I think that they could be like puzzle pieces ,