Heath tile bathroom

Designing our shower niche was something I spent an unusually long time thinking about. It could stem from the fact that we came from zero shower niches, ju ...

Heath Ceramics green tile in a bathroom designed by Stay Interiors.

Heath Ceramics's Tile Feed on Instagram: "Physically at the office. Mentally in this bathroom. 🛁💆 Classic Field 2x4 in M60 Soapstone. Design: @katielockhartstudio Photo: @neevewoodward"

We asked architect Ryan Hines for some of his personal favorite picks from Heath—things he’d love (or already has!) for his own home, and others he’d select when designing for his clients. Here’s an array of Ryan’s faves, plus a few extra pieces we threw in to fill out the collection. Bundled or a la carte, each pick i

Now, more than ever, we look to architects and architecture to provide spaces that protect us from the elements, keep us safe, and promote our wellbeing.

Heath - blue fog

Bathroom features shower with stacked blue glass tiles, a blue tiled shower niche, aged brass shower kit, gray marble hexagon floor tiles and a glass partition next to a dark blue washstand topped in marble under a rectangular pivot mirror.

Shane Neufeld’s year-old firm recently completed its first major project — the renovation of a dilapidated home in Bed-Stuy for his family.

Heath Ceramics's Tile Feed’s Instagram post: “Robin’s Egg (M19) is a classic pale blue that can sometimes read as white, depending on the context — here it is in a modern light blue…”

The Lucile House is a 1,380 sf mid-century remodel in the hills of Silverlake. Our client was residing in one of the coveted Bubeshko Apartments by Rudolph Schindler during the design process. Our design meetings were held at the dining room table, surrounded by Schindler's unique details in every direction. Schindler fans will easily be able to spot his influence throughout the Lucile House. Design by Emily Farnham Architecture Built by Bronstruction Photography by Stephen Schauer ↓