English tiles kitchen

As we progress with our home renovations here at the Mountain Chateau, we seem to be checking off projects per room, but no room has quite been completely finished yet. One of the more exciting projects that was completed is the kitchen niche. If you remember our “new” kitchen was previously the dining room. We […]

It is easy to picture sun-drenched streets of Spain when looking at our Oldker Ceramic Floor and Wall Tile. Save time and labor spent arranging smaller square tiles and instead install these durable ceramic slabs, which have four squares separated by scored grout lines. The low-sheen cream glaze is offset by a framing blue floral design. Imitations of scuffs and spots mark well-loved, century-old tiles. There are 10 different variations that are randomly scattered throughout each case. Rich…

Kitchen with dark olive green tile backsplash

Like what you see? Take a peek at the talent behind the story… Interior Design: Oho Interiors · Photography: Judith Marilyn · Stylist: Charest Valentine · Architect: ACDC Studio · General Contractor: Sheltek Build · Kitchen Island, Range Hood & Custom Cabinetry: PCF Woodworking · Range Hood Plaster: Novacolor Near Me by Beth Schafer

Elevate your home with bespoke English kitchen design - a perfect blend of elegance and functionality

Big news today in cozy land because we’re moving! We’ve lived in our beloved lil’ Echo Park apartment for a…

🌸6 of our favourite floral tile projects! Swipe to see them all and tell me your favourite :) It’s no surprise that floral designs are what we paint the most on our custom kitchen tiles - there’s an old-world, vintage charm to handpainted floral tiles, and whenever I picture a kitchen with pretty floral tiles, I imagine a warm, cosy home where memories are made over lovingly cooked food! Here are some of my favourite floral tile projects - ranging from monochromatic browns and blues to…

A Juliet balcony looking out over the River Thames is one of the reasons this kitchen felt so atmospheric. The dappled light poured in through the open doors and was instantly softened by the earthy tones and delicate translucent fabric at the windows. Using the same colour on your walls and your cupboards always seems to make a room feel more cohesive, but mostly it softens

We love all the details that went into the English-inspired kitchen at our Modern Tudor project. The palette includes Farrow & Ball’s School House White, Wimborne White, and Dropcloth — which pair beautifully with the honed Calacatta Caldia marble, handcrafted zellige tile, and unlacquered brass.