Spanish Albacete Tiles are used on this Fireplace
The email from Heidi's customer's started like this:
We are SO happy with the fireplace!! Thank you so much, Heidi. Your creativity is now in almost every room of the house!
What I love about this design is how well it works with the other surfaces and material in the room. The decorative tiles really add a splash of color to the room. They are right at home with the terra cotta floor pavers, stone molding and black granite mantle and bench. The design uses our Spanish Albacete 6"x6" on the front of the fireplace and Spanish Albacete 3"x6" on the sides.
With hand painted tiles it’s a good idea to ask for samples that show the range of colors. Or, at least what’s currently available. Having a few samples with the most variation helps you understand the variation that you can expect to see in hand painted tiles. And, that's exactly what Heidi did. She ordered several samples. Discussed her concerns with the variation. When she was ready to order, she let us know that she needed tiles with saturated colors for the project to work. Many folks love the lighter tones; some folks want the darker ones. Our goal at Avente Tile is to provide all of the tiles for a project in a consistent dye lot that the customer prefers. If not, we let you know what’s available before we ship your order.
Spanish Albacete Tiles are used on this Fireplace
Again, we want to thank Heidi at Natural Stone Design Gallery in Sacramento for choosing to work with Avente on this project. Natural Stone Design Gallery has been a partner with Avente since 2009 and feature many of our hand painted tiles in their showroom. If you are in Sacramento, stop by and say hello!
1 comment:
Opting for the classic look for your home's fireplace can add character to the overall appeal of your abode. The important thing is that you have achieved the cozy feel that you have been looking for to make your feel at ease and eventually spend more time in that room. There are home builders Missouri (as an example) who prefer the simpler look but the maintenance is practically the same. In the end it all goes down to what you want for your living space to project once the remodeling is done.
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