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Professional Lawrenceville, GA on Apr 28, 2012

Recently I was THRILLED to have a hands-on experience with this product - Jamie Beckwith Collection.

This wood series of flooring and wall tiles are organic, raw and totally unexpected! So many design possibilities! 3 series, Enigma (engineered wood tiles in 15 shapes), Mosaic and Projection. Read and see more pictures here: https://designsbybsb.com/?p=3766

10 Comments

Homework Remodels ~ Tri-L... Phoenix, AZ

Thanks for posting these unique wood tiles and planks. I would love to include them in one of my remodels in Phoenix.

on Apr 28, 2012 · Like 0
Miriam I New York, NY

Read your blog post. Thanks for sharing, it was very informative.The projection wall is right up my alley. Added to dream home mental file. And pinned of course :)

on Apr 28, 2012 · Like 0
Harold M Franklin, NC

Wow! Only down side I see is cleaning the gaps when a kid spills a cup of Pepsi or Coke Haha. Never seen anything like this

on Apr 29, 2012 · Like 0
Kris S Minneapolis, MN

Love this! I wouldn't necessarily use it on a floor, but I love the idea of using one of these as an insert or a border on a floor, or on a wall installation. I love the picture using one over the mantel, but could see it as a focal wall in a room. I have a vaulted ceiling and would love to use this on the end wall - from floor to ceiling. Can also picture this in use on a ceiling, as a medallion or used as a design on the ceiling. Thanks for posting!

on Apr 29, 2012 · Like 0
Kimmer Minneapolis, MN

LOVE the waves!!! That would be stunning in a bar area!!

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BeckySue, Certified Maste... Lawrenceville, GA

The floor applications are not kid friendly.. no denying that! I am definitely more intrigued with the vertical applications :)

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Mary Alice M San Antonio, TX

Awesome!! The wood looks absolutely beautiful and warm!!

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Kelly S Bremerton, WA

They would also make a beautiful backsplash. Use sawdust and glue to make a "grout" to fill the gaps, seal the "grout: no problems

on Apr 29, 2012 · Like 0
Dawn K

I cannot imagine trying to clean it... Tile is hard enough, there is no way to keep those creases from becoming absolutely disgusting, especially in a kitchen or bath... Gross...Pretty, but gross.

on Jun 13, 2012 · Like 0
BeckySue, Certified Maste... Lawrenceville, GA

I will agree some of the applications are not practical .. but then again, not all beautiful things are! :)
I appreciate how innovative this product is .. looking forward to specifying it for my clients in a wall application.

on Jun 13, 2012 · Like 0