Geometric Tiles
Glass geometric mosaic tiles in rectangular brick, hexagon and square patterns. Mixed material glass and stone geometric tiles.
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This product is just what we were looking for our bar area. We ordered a sample and it is the top choice. The customer service was excellent
Excellent customer service and product exactly as described. Loved the tiles
I saw this tile in a local tile store and then found it on TileBuys at a much better price. They had free shipping and it came quickly. I got a great deal and great service. Would definitely recommend!
These daisy's make me so happy! They are so beautiful when installed. My tile guy didn't understand that they were supposed to be random and cut them out to make a pattern, lol. Still turned out great and I get lots of complements. I wish you could see them in person because these pictures do not do them justice. They look 3D when grouted.
We built our home in 1992 when stained trim was a common practice. My husband is resistant to paint it white. Therefore, I replaced countertops with white quartz with modest gray veining 3 years ago to brighten the kitchen. I knew I wanted a unique light backslash with some contrast tiles. I found it at TileBuys! Love this Calacatta arabesque tile! Love it! AND I cannot express enough my satisfaction with the TB customer service representative that assisted me. Keith replied, almost immediately, to my many inquiries. I really did not think customer service such as that he provided existed any longer. In addition, shipping & delivery was oh so prompt! The tile I selected shipped from Texas to my NC home in 3 days! 1 of the 5 boxes had some chipped tiles. I emailed Keith photos. Replacement was immediately shipped at no expense. I highly recommend TB for your tile needs. A word of caution, the arabesque tile requires a lot of cutting for proper installation. Be sure your tile installer is very experienced; mine was.
