Interior design tricks to select the perfect design tile color scheme



Product # Directory SALE ITEMS Ready Made and/or Gifts Frequently Asked Questions *WESTERN* Western Tile Murals Western-Design Tile Livestock Brand Tiles Texas & Texas Longhorns Western Tile Dark Tan Western_Circle Layout Western Triangle Layout Western Wall Clocks *WILDLIFE* Wildlife & Sea Life Murals Full Color Birds, Game Birds & Bird Dogs Design Tile Grizzly & Black Bear Tile Buffalo Design Tile Elk Tile Designs Moose Tile Designs Mule Deer Design Tile Whitetail Deer Design Tile Pronghorned Antelope Tile Mt. Goat and Mt. Sheep Tile Wolf Design Tile Aspen Wildlife Tile Wildlife Tile Designs • Tan Wildlife Tile Design • Dark Tan Wildlife Tile Designs • Sage Wildlife Tile Designs • Silver Sage Wildlife Tile Design • Lt Slate Wildlife Wall Clocks *FLY FISHING* Fly Fishing Design Tile Native American Landscape-Nature Design Tile *NEW - Wall Clocks* Western Wall Clocks Wildlife Wall Clocks FAQ THE ARTIST TERMS, CONDITIONS & COPYRIGHT HELPFUL LINKS	Use interior design tricks to select color! Create a swatch board similar to this one.

	Use your color scheme to achieve the desired colors for your customized tile design!
	Do It Yourself Interior Design Tools
	To begin, create a swatch board by collecting things that attract you; color paint chips, clippings from a magazine, a simple piece of wood, fabric, photos, painting, sculpture, etc. Pay attention to textures, finishes and intricate details, they will play an important part in the overall finished design. Choose things that will create the intended mood in your room. Checkout the web for ideas, colors, fixtures, furniture, etc. and print out pictures. Once you have gathered your items attach them to a foam core board (available at art supply stores) and keep it where you will see it every day. Add and subtract as the mood dictates. When you're ready to go shopping take the board with you. You will be amazed at how much help it will be. There is unlimited help with interior design on the internet. Look around for help and ideas.

	Caution: Split orders my result in some color difference. Our ceramic tiles start out white, any color is added. We can not guarantee any color match with any other product, white for white or black for black etc.

	Colors for the Design Tile Galleries (Silhouette Images) The colors below are Designers Choice Tile color creations and may or may not match any other product color selection. *For best reselts use color contrast instead of color match when planning your design.* The color samples shown below work best on ceramic matte tile and were selected for their compatibilities to each other giving the silhouette images depth and dimension, broadening the color scheme to be complementary to other color in your décor. We have made every effort to display as accurately as possible the colors of our products that appear on this web site. The actual colors you see will depend on your monitor. We cannot guarantee that your monitor display of any color will be accurate.

		Saddle Tan A combination of four tan tints found on a natural tanned leather western tooled saddle. All four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Dark Tan A combination of five tints. #4 = light chocolate, #5 = dark chocolate, select one or the other not both. If you like chocolate this is your color. All five tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Medium Tan A combination of five tints that lean toward Brown Sugar and Chocolate. All five tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


			Tan & Aspen Tan A combination of four tints that lean to the caramel side. All four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Federal Blue A combination of five moon light tints (Color 1 may or may not be used in ever design) Four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Sage A combination of four tints found on a hillside of western sage brush (Color 1 may or may not be used in ever design) All four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Silver Sage A combination of four tints found on a sunny hillside of western sage brush. All four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Hunter Green A combination of four tints. A fresh mint and hunter green display All four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Light Moss Green A combination of four warm green tints. This combination plays on it's light side. All four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Moss Green A combination of four tints. This combination plays on it's darker side. (Color 2 may or may not be used in ever design) All four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Slate (this is not real slate only a color) A combination of six tints. This combination plays on it's light side (Color 3 may or may not be used in ever design) Four tints have been used in the example to the left. The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.


		Burnt Orange A combination of four tints that lean toward Terra Cotta. #1 Texture = #1 & #2 #2 Texture = #1 & #2 reverse #3 Texture = #2 & #3
	The tile and image is flat, the relief or texture look of the image and background is an illusion created in the art work, so cleaning is not a problem.

		Black and White is always available CAUTION: Our tiles start out white and any color is added. If you are trying to match white with white from another manufacture it most likely won't work side by side.


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