I have not had these installed yet, but my handyman will ultimately get around to it. Was so sick of hexagons for bathroom tile and this is a nice change. The circles are of different sizes so it's easy to look at, you are not tempted to try to count them! An asset is that they come in a range if grays and browns/beiges. I think they call the beiges and browns "amber", which isn't really my perception of amber. But the photos are accurate so just look at them and order a sample piece to be sure. Take care on grout color. I saw a photo of these installed and it had a light colored grout that approximated the cream color. Well, to the eyes, the cream colored and lighter circles "disappeared" and it gave the impression of slate gray circles on a white field! I am going to use an ivory color that does not match with any of the shades so that I can showcase all the color shades. I originally discovered these in an upscale brick and mortar tile store for $47/square foot. Other online stores gave me prices like $42, $34, and this was the clear winner at $25.

The color was not as I had hoped, but great quality.

Found this tile on another site was set to order when I found it on Wayfair about $10 a foot cheaper. Quality was excellent and when I ordered too much, return was hassle free.

Hope these will look as good in the backsplash as they do in the box.