I'm gonna beat her to the punch. She's not on the FKB....yet!! I think she's finishing some final details. Tiling, I think it was. It's going to be fantastic when she finishes!

The tile tour! That was what I remembered. Thank you. DH and I would like to do something different and a bit contemporary alongside the QS oak in our arts and crafts new build. Kinda put the "art" in arts and craft." Yours is such a brilliant example of how to achieve that look.

I remember that backsplash and counter, balancing linear and round forms, playing color and lines back and forth, asymmetrically like Mondrian. The floor is the same, in a reduced set because it's a floor tile.

So amazing. Living Art. The best kind.

Wow JC, Ive never seen the tile tour before. Amazing!

And thanks ncamy for asking about her kitchen so we could all get a good look at that masterpiece.

I remember the tile tour and love the sneak peak of the whole package. What is the cool rope effect around the edge of the cabinets? Is is an optical illusion? I don't see it in the backsplash closeup but do see it in the island pic.

Wow! The tour is really cool but that tile is stunning!! I think I would have to name the little guys in the circles

Coolest most brilliant tile job of all times... on all levels.

Thanks, everyone!! Amy, the real trick is having a master tile setter to make everything work out right, at least when you're working with one of a kind tiles that need two pieces cut out of each. The other thing is the quality of the bisque. These tiles are handmade, and the bisque is superior to most tiles around. They're Architerra-NW, btw.

Deee, the "rope effect" is an artifact of reducing the size of the pictures. I've done a lot of compromising between downloadable size and wiggly lines. I think the bamboo messes with the algorithm's head.