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.
Nemo Tile has the largest selection that I’ve seen yet of colors for the main tile and the dot. Looks like they have a glossy and satin white, a glossy and satin black, and for that 70s house, shades of beige and shades of gray. What a hoot, I love ’em. For dots: white, black, navy, cobalt, red, burgundy, green and the 70s beige and gray. Nemo Tile octagon ceramic floor tile.
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Susan Lacy says
I cannot find this anywhere on Nemo Tile’s site.
pam kueber says
Why don’t you give them a call. Sounds like it’s discontinued, but perhaps they have some left.
strider says
would like a price for the shades or beige rid 160 by square foot
pam kueber says
We do not sell anything on this site. You need to click on the links within the stories to the companies profiled. For tile research also see our category Bathroom Help / Tile
rhudy says
looking for measurements and a way to purchase Nemo Tile, octagon ceramic white with blue navy dot (rid 144)
Pam Kueber says
rhudy, contact the company