2006 Laurel Grove Vintage Botanical Ceramic Tile | Floral Pattern Tile
The 2006 Laurel Grove vintage botanical ceramic tile features an ornate floral medallion surrounded by graceful scrolling vines and botanical details. Inspired by classic European and Renaissance-style ornamentation, the design combines soft sage green, cream, warm sand, and muted green-gray tones for an elegant, timeworn appearance.
This decorative floral ceramic tile brings timeless character to kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, fireplace surrounds, feature walls, and other interior spaces. Its sophisticated botanical pattern and calming neutral palette complement traditional, French Country, cottage, European, vintage, and transitional interiors.
This design is made on a Satin (matte) tile or a high gloss finish tile. It is available in an 8x8 (7.75"x7.75") 6x6 or 4.25"x 4.25" size tile. There can be variations in color from size to size even in the same tile finish, and from the Satin Finish to the Gloss Finish
Our tiles are crafted using a heat-set process, ensuring exceptional detail and depth. They are suitable for any commercial or residential interior wall application, including both wet and dry environments such as showers, bathrooms, kitchens, and feature walls.
Please note that these tiles need to be protected from direct UV exposure, even indoors, to maintain the integrity of the design. They are not intended for use on countertops, tabletops, floors, or in any exterior installation. Care should be take with the gloss finish to prevent scratching before installing.
Each design is made to order, with a production time of approximately 10 business days. Smaller orders may ship sooner. Because every tile is custom-created specifically for your order, this item is non-returnable. Product colors may vary slightly from what appears on digital screens due to individual monitor settings.
Care and installation instructions will be included with your order to ensure proper handling and long-lasting beauty.
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