Granada Tile
OCTOBER 14, 2013
It’s the work of Tim Balon , a San Francisco–based multi-hyphenate (he trained as an architect and has created amazing spaces that blend pattern and color in fresh, unexpected ways). The project was a gut renovation of a San Francisco Victorian that happened to include an addition of a new kitchen and dining room.
Granada Tile
JANUARY 21, 2016
She’s been raving out the charms of cement tile and has been playing around with some ideas in advance of redoing her kitchen. Recently she posted about the concrete tile floor in this kitchen. Which means, of course, a whole new space to decorate.
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ModCraft
DECEMBER 21, 2012
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Architectural Ceramics
JUNE 17, 2019
Pair it with a solid neutral like our Prime hexagon tiles for a kitchen backsplash or bath that pops. WeWork Opens San Francisco HQ , Dezeen. Vibrant rugs and other pops of color keep the vibe fun and light in WeWork’s San Francisco office. WeWork at Salesforce Tower.
Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine
OCTOBER 7, 2015
Views from a 100 Van Ness apartment in San Francisco’s Civic Center neighborhood. Introduction and neighborhood guides by Katie Morell San Francisco’s rolling hills, Bay views, beaches and cosmopolitan feel make it an aspirational place to live.
Making Tile Modern
DECEMBER 9, 2013
Kitchen Before & After: A 1970s Kitchen Gets a Jaw Dropping Overhaul. When we saw photos of Kitchn reader Sarah Galender Meyer’s Bay Area kitchen renovation, we were stunned! See what the kitchen looks like now: We love it! We knocked down the wall between the kitchen and dining room.
Granada Tile
MARCH 3, 2014
Instead of installing the concrete tiles in a continuous series of diagonal stripes, you can take a page from designer Tim Balon’s book and install them in a more varied pattern as he did in the cement tile backsplash of San Francisco Victorian. Leave Blank: Do Not Change: Your email: Tweet.
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