Ever vigilant to identify more resources to update your mid-century bathrooms and kitchens, here is another line of 4″x4″ ceramic tiles, in 33 colors. Nemo Tile is a New York-based company that should be available through decent-sized tile distributors. These tiles also come in 2″x2″ size, good the more *modern* your house gets. There are 3″x6″ subway tiles, too, appropriate for pre-war homes.  Heck yeah there is more →

Daltile snuck these in on me: Authentic terrazzo tiles. Terrazzo is a wonderful authentic retro product for mid-century renovations — and this is the first product of its kind that I have seen.  To be sure, buying terrazzo tiles is gonna be a lot easier than trying to find someone to lay a complete (albeit seamless) terrazzo floor. These terrazzo tiles  are available in 19 color ways, as either 12″-, 16″-, or 24″-squares. The 24″ squares are almost an inch thick. Heck yeah there is more →

OCTAGON FLOOR TILES are great for pre-war homes — 1920s, 1930s, 1940s — and then some colorways came around again in the 1970s. This tile style can work, I think, for either a vintage style bathroom or kitchen floor, and that dot gives you a nice flourish of color to play with. Heck yeah there is more →