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Classic Field

Our Classic Field collection offers 21 shapes and sizes. Depending on context and choice of pattern, glaze, and grout, the look can range from quiet and meditative to dynamic and vibrant.

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Classic Checkered Kitchen

This Helsinki kitchen nods to—and modernizes—the kitsch of the classic checkered floor pattern with grouped color blocks of 6x6 Oat and Redwood tiles. 

Design: Katie Lockhart

Photo: Mary Gaudin

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Bright Bath Oasis

Elegant and playful, these 2x4 Wildflower tiles feel right at home in this teen girl's bathroom. Glaze variation generates a sense of movement—even more so underwater. 

Design: Katie Lockhart

Photo: Neeve Woodward

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Mid-Century White Wall

This kitchen features a counter to ceiling backsplash with Classic Field 2x4 Tiles glazed in Mid-Century White. The beautiful variation in this neutral glaze is on full display with this installation.

Design: Nicole Hollis

Photo: Douglas Friedman

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Creative Neutrals

Classic Field doesn't have to be basic (though there's nothing wrong with basic!). Creative layouts and installs abound—including these 2x6 turret-shaped top edges in Robert McKinley's Edison Bungalow.

Design: Studio Robert McKinley

Photo: Read McKendree

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Checkerboard Modern

A checkerboard bathroom wall makes for a beautiful place to soak, with the warm neutral pairing of Ochre and custom White Pumice 4x4 field tile.

Design: Studio Robert McKinley

Photo: Read McKendree

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Heath on the Hearth

This 3x9 Redwood tile hearth does triple duty as fireplace, room divider, and shelving.

Design: Guggenheim Architecture + Design Studio

Photo: Haris Kenjar / Photo Stylist: Kira Corbin

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Seeing Stripes

Classic Field 4x8 tiles in a variety of matte green glazes create a striking backdrop for this bathtub/shower combo.

Design: Studio Robert McKinley 

Photo: Read McKendree

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Opal Blue Pool

Charlie Sava Pool, in San Francisco's Parkside neighborhood, underwent a 2009 renovation that introduced a large wall of 3x12 tile from the Classic Field collection in Opal Blue.

Design: Paulett Taggart & Mark Cavagnero

Photo: Tim Griffith

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A Shower with Patina

Stacked 2x4 Classic Field tiles create a soothing grid in contrast to its warm wood trim.

Design: Speedboat

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Ochre Backsplash

In this renovation, the Half Hex Diamond Stack pattern from our Classic Field collection in Ochre is a nice twist on a neutral backsplash.

Design: WWFF Design

Photo: Michelle Marks and Diana Kunce

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Calm Kitchen

This kitchen uses one glaze, two ways: a stovetop backsplash in Little Diamond and 4x4 from our Classic Field collection along the walls.

Design: Sara and Jason Varney

Photo: Jason Varney

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Layered Glaze

The layered glaze of Chalk-Gunmetal is subtle from far away, and richly textured up close in this installation of 2x8 Classic Field.

Design: Lewis Schoeplein Architects

Photo: Izumi Tanaka

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Wide Hex Twist Bathroom

A light-filled pattern of two whites brings a tonal serenity to this Classic Field Wide Hex Twist shower.

Design: Vaughn Johnson Architect

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Graphic Patterns

This creative installation embraces our Classic Field Half Hex shape for a vibrant effect. The floor features a three-color Half Hex Mix in Bright Yellow, Gunmetal (archived), and Fog, and a one-color Half Hex Mix in Fog for the wall. Try Gunmetal Manganese for a similar effect.

Design: Christina Zamora

Photo: Jeffery Cross

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Vibrant Reds

A vibrant fireplace in assorted 2" and 3" Pomegranate and Campari Red tiles embraces variety across color and size.

Architect: Alan Wanzenberg Architect / Brian Zechman

Photo: Michelle Rose for Michelle Rose Studio

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Metallic Fireplace

This installation uses 2x12 Classic Field tile in Gunmetal (archived) to create an enticing and modern atmosphere. Try Gunmetal Manganese for a similar effect.

Design: Ohashi Design

Photo: John Sutton

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Reflective Blue

Private residence using 2x12 tile from the Classic Field collection in Jensen/Kokoris Custom Island Blue. Try Rainshower for a similar effect.

Architecture: Jensen Architecture

Photo: Cesar Rubio

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Custom Pool

This San Francisco residence has an outdoor pool unlike any other, comprised of a variety of Heath tile shapes, sizes and glazes from the Overstock Shed in Sausalito.

Design: Benedikt Strebel

Photo: Benedikt Strebel

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Subtle Blues

Our 2x6 Classic Field tile makes a big statement thanks to its orderly stacked installation pattern.

Design: Vaughn Johnson

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Subdued Glamour

Using an understated mix of 3x6 Natural Manganese and 2x4 and 4x4 Moon, Studio Robert McKinley takes a maximalist approach, applying tile to almost every surface to create lovely tension in this spacious bathroom 

Design: Studio Robert McKinley

Photo: Read McKendree

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Minimalist Opal

A single wall tiled in Opal Pacific 4x4 Classic Field squares is the perfect accent to this minimal bathroom.

Design: Shawback Design

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Soft Backsplash

Kitchen backsplash featuring 3x9 tile from the Classic Field collection.

Design: Shawback Design

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Yellow Backsplash

This Eichler home in Marin uses 3x12 Classic Field tile in Bright Yellow, a bold color that displays beautiful natural variation.

Design: EN Studio Design

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Olive Backsplash

California casual is perfectly captured with cool greens and blues reminiscent of palm trees by the beach. Features 2x4 Classic Field tile in Olive #3.

Design: Nickey Kehoe

Photo: Karyn Millet

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Mid-Century White Backsplash

This installation in a Brooklyn home shows that a smart use of 3x12 tile in Mid-Century White goes a long way.

Design: Denise Lee Architect

Photo: Denise Lee

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Campari Red Backsplash

The deep saturation of these 5" Campari Red hexagonal tiles creates the perfect backsplash for this stunning stove.

Design: Popp Litrell Architecture + Interiors

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Vertical Coolness

A vertical installment of 4x4 tile draws attention to high ceilings, while the coolness of layered glaze Chalk-Gunmetal is the perfect foil for warm wood cabinets.

Design: Catherine Bailey

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Farmshop

Marin’s Farmshop restaurant shows off the beautiful variation of Olive #3 in this expansive installation of 2x4 Classic Field tile. The high tonal variation of the glaze is further emphasized by installing the tiles tightly together, yielding exceedingly thin grout lines.

Design: Commune

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Farmshop Kitchen

Farmshop’s open kitchen displays a lovely contrast of Olive #3 on the walls and glossy Mid-Century White below the marble counter, both 2x4 Classic Field tile.

Design: Commune

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Tartine Manufactory

Originally developed for the Tartine Manufactory restaurant in the Heath San Francisco building, Tahoe Blue is both deep and bright, installed here on 3x6 tiles with Turquoise. The lightly tactile texture of the Tahoe Blue glaze reinforces its matte finish and deeply saturated color.

Design: Commune

Photo: Mariko Reed

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Wharton School SF

A multitude of Heath glazes on 2x12 tiles creates movement with this accent wall in the Wharton School San Francisco campus.

Design: Gensler

Photo: Sharon Risedorph

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YBCA in San Francisco

Located in downtown San Francisco, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts features 6x6 tile in Gunmetal (archived; try Gunmetal Manganese for a similar effect) from the Classic Field collection. Outdoors, this dynamic glaze evolves throughout the day as it reflects the light. 

Design: Polschek Associates

Photo: Renee Zellweger