Saida Eclectic Kitchen, New York
This open concept space uses a neutral palette of grays and woods to tie the living, dining, and kitchen areas together, while bringing in pops of pink and mint green to add some color and fun. Feminine, but not overly so, this space has an eclectic, collected feeling, from the reclaimed wooden shelves (painted green), to the moroccan tile backsplash, to the pendant lights made from recycled cardboard.
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The tile is from Mosaic House. www.mosaichse.com
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Karen Egly-Thompson added this to Moor Tile, Please!
This zellij installation, composed of tile from Mosaic House, is more serene, with a two-tone palette to harmonize with the more contemporary kitchen. A hefty ½ inch thick, the 9-inch by 9-inch squares retail for $57.50 each.
Karen Egly-Thompson added this to 5 Head-Turning Tile Styles for Backsplashes and More
Moroccan tiles. Capturing natural beauty in geometric form, Moroccan tiles often rely on symmetry and repetition to create intricate patterns. Traditional hand-pieced tile, called zellij, is often brightly colored and complex. However, not all Moroccan tile is busy or even colorful. Sumptuous arabesque shapes, solids, fish scales and carved tiles also add to the mix. Whatever the shape, size or color, Moroccan tiles will add some spice to your space.See more on Moroccan tiles
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barragan_emilia added this to My Project
I like this tile a lot, though with a thinner frame on the earth tone so there's a greater amount of the color shown
lisa defrances added this to 906 Greenway 2
Accent tile on wall of cooktop--high
Kelly Ford-Fiore added this to Kelly Office
The tile backsplash. I don’t want a tile backsplash but just to give an idea of how some more color can be woven in to the neutral?
