This is the King Street style, in a custom color mix, Inglenook Tile Design. Thank you to Pam Scott for providing the photo!

This picture illustrates how well our brick tiles lend themselves to contemporary spaces. This is a galley kitchen in an urban loft setting. Thank you to Chariss McAfee (of Loomis McAfee Architects, Philadelphia) for the picture!

The tiles used throughout the LoCurto home kitchen and wine cellar are the Rutherford style.

This is a custom kitchen by Vintage Kitchens. The tiles are Inglenook Tile Design brick tiles, Traditional Antique style.

Thank you to the Smith family for sharing a picture of their kitchen!

Thank you to Chris Miller for pictures of her home.

Thank you to Josh Boltinhouse for pictures of his kitchen! His floor is the Wright's Ferry style of our brick tiles.

Thank you to the Cianos for pictures of your kitchen floor!

Thank you, Chris Miller, for sending pictures of your home.

Mike Graybill designed this small kitchen back splash, using our Flemish Bond tiles. They first brushed the tiles with a gloss sealer, then rubbed water soluble black shoe polish into the texture, and resealed.

KItchen by Kevin Ritter, Timeless Kitchens. The floor is our Inglenook Tile thin brick .

This kitchen floor is the Traditional Antique brick tile. Thank to to Page Wingert for this photo of his historic log home kitchen.

This arrangement of our tiles was created by Chadd's Ford, PA designer, Colleen Simpson, for the back splash behind a large gas kitchen range. The home is a reproduction of the historic house, Primitive Hall. Thank you to the Kirwins for allowing me to take pictures!

Our customers used our Wright's Ferry brick tiles to frame a mosaic from Moravian Tileworks. The entire design is set into a wood floor in the kitchen.

Thank you to the Blumes for these pictures of your new kitchen! The style Susan chose was the King Street. This is photo number two posted of this home.

This beautiful floor is installed in a pinwheel pattern. Every tile has a combination of wood fire ashes and an off-white clay powder fired into the red clay body. Thank you to Linda Jacobs for the photograph, and to Capers Martin for the great job installing these tiles. The brick tile style used...

Erin Loos Gillies

Rhonda Bone kitchen, Inglenook Tile Design Rutherford thin brick tile, custom color mix

John Beattie Architects

Thank you to Paul McGuire

Thank you, Chelsi Klein

Thank you to Debbie LoCurto for her kitchen pictures! She used the Rutherford brick tiles for her project.

Thanks to the Hehers for these beautiful photos of their kitchen! They used the Lancaster Running Bond tiles.

This welcoming coffee bar features our Lancaster Running Bond whitewashed brick tiles.