We installed the sage for kitchen backsplash. This tile looks amazing. It has so many hues of green it compliments our corian pine countertop wonderfully. The tile is unevenly textured, some tiles appear cracked and fixed, some are flecked and because of this it has great character. Any imperfections we had in our installation are easily hidden. We used TEC standard gray for grouting and caulking. Looks very nice. Total waste for project could probably fit in a large coffee mug.

I installed the blue ceramic stone. It looks great, I wanted a dramatic but not in your face look when you entered the bathroom.

We ordered this tile in blue and it is very pretty. Nice set of blues and greys. One “plank” of tile is 6 bricks. Here you can see pics of it installed on our bathroom wall. We grouted it with an off-white grout that matches as closely as possible the off-white of the channels already there between the “bricks.” I was kind of hoping to grout it with dark grout - like a charcoal color - but my contractor said that it could flake out of the channels over time and the off-white would end up showing through in spots, so it would be best to match the color. I have no qualms about this, it really looks great. I really like the “stacked” style of the bricks (ie not interwoven like a brick wall), which gives it a clean, modern look.

Ordered the multi color, anxious to see it installed. Came when they said it would, extremely well packaged.

Pretty tile- unfortunately some arrived broken