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Everyone was in love with Miranda’s office, while I was looking at the backsplash in the kitchenette.    This gorgeous glass mosaic covered the entire wall as well as the backsplash above the countertop.    This glass mosaic with gold veins looks like the same material used. 

The impressive cold stainless steel is warmed by the Iridescent tile.    This look can be recreated with Luxetile’s 2×6 Black Iridescent Stained Glass Tiles.   This kitchen is actually in a private home in California.   The floor tiles can be found in our limestone collection, Grey Flannel Limestone.

The walls and cooktop are surrounded by this wonderful handmade tile.    It reminds me of the Gossamer field tiles from Luxetile or the Caramel tiles.   What is wonderful about this kitchen is the way that the rustic paint on the ceilings matches so well with the tile.   The wood beams also give an element of color and frame the space.   ¼/p>

Miranda’s countertop is a very interesting color choice, considering her backsplash.  

Using Luxetile’s ceramic tile line, this design can be closely replicated using 4 1/4″x 4 1/4″ field tiles.

Or, if I were creating a more rustic look, I would recreate this backsplash using these hand made tiles Carmel, Terracotta, Grey, and Pine.

And, this look can be recreated using beautiful stained glass tiles as well.

Samantha’s bathroom is a no nonsense, hip modern color scheme in what looks like Luxetile’s Grey Flannel Limestone in a special order flamed finish.  

Miranda has the basic white subway tile and hexagon or perhaps it is a penny round floor.   

This is yet another beautiful tiled bathroom, albiet a movie set.   Would love to see the inspiration photo.   Again, this reminds me of Giallo Antico Marble.    Looks like the floor was intended to be Rosso Verona and White Carrara.   Not quite sure what the greyish floor tile was intended to replicate.