Shingle Style- KitchenVictorian Kitchen, Boston
The cabinet paint is standard Navajo White and the 3"x6" tile is Pratt & Larson C609 metallic glazed ceramic tile. Visit http://prattandlarson.com/colors/glazes/metallics/
Debra Couch wrote:Nov 15, 2011
lyndagallo wrote:Aug 4, 2012
PROPratt and Larson Ceramics
This is Pratt & Larson C609 metallic glazed ceramic tile. Seen here in a 3x6 but available in many sizes and shapes. visit www.prattandlarson.com for more info
March 27, 2018last modified: March 27, 2018
pocahontas89 wrote:Apr 25, 2012
ljsd
Click on the link for the photo for the information: (But still couldn't find the tile)
by LDa Architecture & Interiors
Cambridge, MA, US 02142 · 263 photos
Shingle Style Kitchen Detail
http://www.lda-architects.com
Hello! The cabinet paint is standard Navajo White and the 3"x6" glass tile is from Tile Showcase ( http://www.tileshowcase.com). I can't find the name, but the item number is PRA-PF36XX, Color C609.January 27, 2013last modified: January 27, 2013- PRO
Pratt and Larson Ceramics
The 3x6 ceramic tile is from Pratt & Larson in a metallic PF36XX, Color C609glazeMay 2, 2013
cj323 wrote:Jan 29, 2011
Sandi Jaffe
What are the sizes of the handles and knobs? How do you determine the size for the cabinet?November 8, 2014
Denise DiBlasi
I looked at their website and non of the metallic glazes on their site match this one this looks like an oyster mother of pearl van you tell me the name of it?
July 3, 2019
2mch2du wrote:Mar 15, 2013immommy10
It looks like a ceramic with a metallic glaze. Pratt and Larson has numerous optionsJuly 27, 2013jetsetjackson6
Pearl 3" x 6" Multi Color Subway Tiles Glossy & Iridescent Porcelain - See more at: http://www.glasstileoasis.com/p-17805-Pearl-Multi-Color-Glossy-Iridescent-Porcelain#sthash.nVyPTDcG.dpufJune 5, 2014
codysoko wrote:Mar 2, 2012- PRO
Pratt and Larson Ceramics
Nicole, I'm afraid you were misinformed. Metallic glazes are fired at a extremely high temperature so heat will not effect the tile. Let us know if you have any questions and I'm sorry about the information you received.
April 14, 2015 
Patricia Josephine
How can I obtain a sample? Local dealer doesnt have one. Id like to order the tile as soon as possible. Thanks
May 3, 2015
Ania Mikson wrote:Oct 26, 2011queensrd wrote:May 9, 2015
PROLDa Architecture & Interiors
3"x6" glass tile is from Tile Showcase RA-PF36XX, Color C609.
April 1, 2016
dukester07 wrote:Jul 1, 2013
PROWhole Home Organizers
It's on the Pratt & Larson website under metallic glazes #609 It looks very different on the P&L website so I can see why you're having a hard time finding it, but its there.
February 9, 2016last modified: February 10, 2016
salfree wrote:Mar 15, 2013
PROHome Improvements Center, LLC
It's hard to tell from the picture, but the hardware may be 4" Centers, 6" Overall. Celeste Designs sells bar pulls like those in 17 sizes. http://celestedesigns.net/cabinet-hardware/pulls/bar-pulls.html
August 1, 2014
lauriebubble wrote:Jun 6, 2013kkarnofsky wrote:Dec 3, 2012Can you please tell me which brand and size the hood above the range is? Is it 10 or 18 inches high?
murrayml
Same question. Do you know who makes this hood. Also, how far off from the cooktop is it ?January 2, 2013
sumama wrote:Oct 21, 2011usbad
Has anyone had any luck in locating this backsplash tile? Please post any information you may have. The earlier website referenced doesn't look like it matches. Thank you...August 23, 2012- PRO
Pratt and Larson Ceramics
Hi there, please visit our website to find a dealer near you, we do have a few dealers in Western Canada and if you still need help feel free to call us. The product in this image looks to be glaze/color C609 on a subway tile in a 3x6 or 2x8. Let me know if you ave any other questions.
www.prattandlarson.com 503.231.9464October 23, 2012
twinkler wrote:Sep 7, 2011
Lily Gahagan
Hi twinkler,
The architect answered this question before. Here's what they said:
"... the 3"x6" glass tile is from Tile Showcase ( http://www.tileshowcase.com). I can't find the name, but the item number is PRA-PF36XX, Color C609."
Hope that helps!October 17, 2011- PRO
Pratt and Larson Ceramics
It is a ceramic 3x6 subway tile by Pratt & Larson PF36XX, Color C609May 2, 2013
la12moon wrote:Sep 2, 2011Lauren wrote:Nov 2, 2016- PRO
LDa Architecture & Interiors
Hi there. The tile information is on the picture under "More Info"
The cabinet paint is standard Navajo White and the 3"x6" glass tile is Pratt & Larson 3x6 subway tile in a metallic glaze C609.November 3, 2016
j_jo123 wrote:Sep 17, 2016- PRO
LDa Architecture & Interiors
Hello. The tile is unfortunately no longer sold. You can find it's name and specifications under the "More Info" button or click on the photo.
November 28, 2016
Brit Wil wrote:Sep 11, 2016- PRO
LDa Architecture & Interiors
Hello! The cabinet paint is standard Navajo White and the 3"x6" glass tile is Pratt & Larson 3x6 subway tile in a metallic glaze C609. It's all under the 'More Info' button.
September 12, 2016
Parr & Parr Enterprised wrote:Aug 29, 2016- PRO
LDa Architecture & Interiors
Hello! The cabinet paint is standard Navajo White and the 3"x6" glass tile is Pratt & Larson 3x6 subway tile in a metallic glaze C609. It's all under the More Info button!
August 30, 2016
Holly Berecz wrote:Jun 23, 2014- PRO
LDa Architecture & Interiors
Hello, Unfortunately we can't grant permission, as the photographer holds the rights. You would have to reach out to Greg Premu for permission: http://www.houzz.com/pro/gregpremru/greg-premru-photography.June 26, 2014
lextherex wrote:Mar 6, 2014
kristireedmd wrote:Jun 11, 2013
buffmidgt wrote:Jan 24, 2013
PROBill Fry Construction - Wm. H. Fry Const. Co.
Looks like Wolf rangetops come in 30, 36, and 48-inch widths (not 40, I couldn't find any manufacturers with 40-inch widths).
http://www.ajmadison.com/b.php/Wolf%3BRangetop%3BCooktops/Ns~_cutout_width%7C0%3BN~29+4294964366+4294836196
- RhodaJanuary 25, 2013
groovymom3000 wrote:May 12, 2012Samantha Fazio wrote:May 2, 2012
blackchamois wrote:Feb 11, 2012bepsf
Installing the same tile throughout various spaces is unimaginative and boring.
There are so many tiles out there - different glazes, textures & shapes, and far more sizes than 3x6. There are also unlimited ways to install tile - it doesn't all have to be a simple horizontal running bond.
Have a look here to see what I mean - and try to imagine something more interesting for your own spaces.
http://www.heathceramics.com/go/heath/tile/February 11, 2012
DeDe Guthartz wrote:Aug 19, 2011
PROKitchenLab Interiors
Based on the proportions of the cabinets, I'd guess 6-8 inches.August 20, 2011
yanit wrote:May 24, 2011
PRODeCocco Design
Glass is heat resistant. It's the adhesive that's used to install the tile that needs to be able to tolerate the heat. We don't want a tile falling off into the sauce pot!May 24, 2011
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galleykitchen wrote:Feb 12, 2012What Houzz contributors are saying:
Choosing the right length is key. Too small and they get lost in the cabinet. Too large, you run the risk of hardware overload. We suggest marking the cabinet with a piece of painter's tape in the size you are considering and living with it for a few days. And, of course, do just a few cabinets or drawers first to make sure the size is right before committing to the entire room.
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I love plain white subway tiles, but this shimmering opalescent backsplash gives the familiar style so much more interest. It's like a pearl necklace for your kitchen!
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What Houzzers are commenting on:
Another "shiny" backsplash. Does this look cheap?
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