It’s a Pattern

PINK HEXAGONS Walnut Creek, CA, designer Karen Nepacena (@destinationeichler) was going for a “Palm Springs boutique hotel” look with these peachy 3-inch Fireclay Tile hexagons. “The homeowner wanted to honor the mid-century-modern spirit of the house, so these were an easy choice,” she says. TEAL DIAMONDS To add depth, dimension, and color to this Fenton, MI, kitchen, designer Elin Walters (@exactlydesigns) chose Escher tiles in turquoise from Fireclay Tile. “It’s the perfect backsplash to complement the bright yellow stove,” she says. PATTERNED CEMENT SQUARES Blue-and-white tiles from Sabine Hill give this Nantucket, MA, space a modern, beachy feel—and they’re low-maintenance. “Cement tiles have a beautiful matte finish that makes them resistant to wear and tear,” says designer Audrey Sterk (@audreysterkdesign). “They’re easy to clean, so they’re perfect for kitchens.” MARBLE CHEVRON This kitchen has 10-foot ceilings, so…