Walker Zanger, Pratt & Larson

Rex Abisco (?), Heath, American Restoration Tile, Subway Ceramics

Sandhill out of Idaho
Oceanside out of SoCal
Susan Jablon
Blazestone out of Seattle
Stardust out of Portland OR
Bonfire Glass out of Bend OR

All of the above do recycled glass tiles

Jeffrey Court (check out the montage boards and story boards under the marketing materials section on their website, too)

Sonoma Tile (great combinations and a tool to design custom mosaic blends)

Pewabic and Motawi, especially for Michiganders who can visit the shops for the full display.

I am looking for subways that look vintage/crackled but are machine made and priced accordingly. The best values I've found so far in that middle category are: Trikeenan Modulus, Heath Basics (both about $16 SF), Sonoma Stellar and Rixi. I am leaning toward Trikeenan Modulus. The Walker Zanger Gramercy Park are gorgeous but priced higher --

If you love Ann Sacks, I second Walker Zanger.
They have a 300+ page catalogue on line.

Moda Mosaic is calling me.....

I remembered Walker Zanger as soon as I hit "send" lol.

And thanks everyone, this should give me a lot more ideas! Keep them coming!

Architonic is an amazing resource site for designers. There link page is mosaic. They show amazing large tiles too.

Oh. I just realized that I linked to a boring page. If you get into the mosaics you'll find all kinds of pieced tiles, like birds and scrolls, not just squares.

Here's a tile page.

Porcelanosa has nice stuff, Sicis (sp?), DalTile Modern Dimensionstile is a nice twist on subway tile 9larger format tiles), Villeroy and Boch.

Pllog, fantastic link you gave there as are many of there others.

Thanks again everyone, you've made my day!

Love Trikeenan. They're great people with gorgeous tile, and I love the eco-friendly aspects of their tile. Also love Pratt & Larson, Granada Tiles, and Grazia. Quite a few folks here have used Grazia Rixi. I just saw a gorgeous new line from them that's a larger format subway in these subtle, sophisticated neutrals. Beautiful!

And if you happen to be near a Daltile design center you should definitely make an appointment and look at all the samples - they had other makers too. Like a kid in a candy store!

sayde,

I got crackle subways from Tilecrest - Montecito collection. Not as many choices, but they had a cream color that worked for me and the cost was about half for nearly identical tile from Sonoma. But I got a custom mosaic from Sonoma for behind the range :)

Here is a link that might be useful: montecito from Tilecrest

I can add Coveringsetc. I like Porcelanosa a lot also.

Pllog, Architonic is a great site- Thanks!

Here is a link that might be useful: Coveringsetc.com

jrueter - Is there an online dealer for Tilecrest? It doesn't look like there are any in my area? Thanks.