You are the very best investigators I know, With your help -I am confidant we will track this tile down! :) This is what I have learned so far... The name of the Orlando airport shop is "Swatch." A Swiss shop. I was told by their customer service that the tile is made "just for them" by a company in Switzerland. Hmmmm... Forever 21's customer service told me that their tile was made in Korea and is a Terazzo tile with tiny slivers of glass and mirrors in it. All I know is they both look very similar. A striking effect when the overhead lights dance on them. Looks as though you sprinkled sparkly confetti all over the floor. They are large (perhaps 16X16) square tiles. Helppppppppp......???

Olychick, the cabinet pulls are awesome, but maybe a bit much for our modest kitchen. I can see them either in a glamorous vintage kitchen or a sleek modern one! Daisychain, thank you for the tip! It's so hard to love all the bright, sparkly, glittery things while knowing that I need to ensure that I don't do anything that would detract from our resale value. Even though I adore bright colors & sparkle, most others don't. It's hard! I think the turquoise grout & cabinets strike the right balance between bright & colorful but not so out there that 90% of potential home buyers would run away. Especially when combined with the clean white countertop and white subway tiles. Here's a few accent tiles I found that might work. Some are pretty blingy, but maybe one small row about 2/3 of the way up wouldn't be too overwhelming?

Thank you! Yes, I am so glad I have it. I am selling on e-Bay one extra plan now. Don't have space for two large plants.

Adding glitter to paint or using a spray glitter over paint is really not that difficult, but I don't think I would do it on a ceiling. One of my favorite rooms ever was a dining room that was white with a deep red , ceiling and dark, rich wood furnishings, so I am absolutely on board with a ceiling accent given the right space, but gloss or glitter will enhance every flaw and ceilings are generally not as flat and perfect as we think they are. This is why everyone recommends flat paint on ceilings vs gloss, semi gloss or even eggshell. Patricia is also right that you need to know what you are starting with. Many years ago I thought I would paint a bathroom with a textured paint (kind of a sand texture). Looked great on my sample board. I had orange peel textured walls. The effect was not desirable. One of my friends described the look as similar to a rural freeway gas station restroom. I had to remove all the textured paint which removed much of the orange peel. It was a mess to remove and re-texture and then I had prime and paint again.