Meet our largest Foundation Ceramics expansion yet, with more color, sizes and shapes to explore. The Studio Series brings it all together through six curated palettes inspired by the creative process, offering inspiration without defining the outcome.

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yellow, pink, and green ceramic tiles laid on top of paper in moodboard
ceramic tile styled on top of blue prints

Every project starts somewhere. Early ideas are sketched, layouts begin to take shape and possibilities are still wide open. Radiant captures that optimistic beginning with a palette that feels warm, expressive and full of possibility.

— The radiant Palette
Watermelon Sugar ceramic tile, 2 by 4 inches, gloss finish Watermelon Sugar 2x4 Flat Ceramic Tile | Gloss
ceramic tile styled on top of blue prints

PROJECT PLANNING

THE RADIANT PALETTE

Every project starts somewhere. Early ideas are sketched, layouts begin to take shape and possibilities are still wide open. Radiant captures that optimistic beginning with a palette that feels warm, expressive and full of possibility.

Watermelon Sugar ceramic tile, 2 by 4 inches, gloss finish
  • green ceramic tile styled in a stack of books
  • multi color ceramic tiles styled on books

Design Library

THE BREEZY PALETTE

Inspiration is often collected over time. Books, images, places and ideas become references we return to, quietly influencing what comes next. Breezy draws from that process with a palette that feels fresh, familiar and collected.

styled ceramic tiles with tape measures, scissors, pencils, and clips
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  • kitchen with table and marble checkerboard flooring
  • woven basket on wooden bench and marble checkerboard flooring
  • moody bathroom with marble checkerboard flooring
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Design with Intention

Rather than making every surface a statement, designers use handcrafted tile where it will have the greatest visual impact, creating memorable focal points that anchor a space.

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A vintage-style bathroom vanity with a dark wood pedestal sink, white marble countertop, gold faucet, and an arched gold-framed mirror. The room features white subway tiles, a dark reddish-brown upper wall, and a distinctive black, white, and gray marble-patterned floor.

DESIGN TIP

Reserve feature materials for powder rooms, shelving nooks, backsplashes, or shower walls and let quieter materials provide balance.

A built-in kitchen cabinet and shelving unit in a modern home interior, featuring light oak wood cabinetry, open shelves with decor, a green tile backsplash, a white countertop, and a built-in wine cooler. Two gray upholstered armchairs are partially visible in the foreground.

Make Every Detail Count

The finished look of tile is shaped as much by installation decisions as the material itself, from lighting and natural variation to grout color and layout.

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white zellige tile on backsplash in bathroom

The same tile can take on a completely different character depending on the grout color surrounding it. Matching grout creates a quiet, continuous look, while contrasting grout highlights the shape and rhythm of each tile.

DESIGN TIP

Installation pattern is an opportunity to add personality. A simple change in layout can introduce movement, emphasize scale, or create a more tailored, custom feel without changing the tile itself.