Well apparently I'm not too bright because when I just now visited the website where I first pulled this photo, I found a close up-and source-for the tile in question!

Archtectonics Collection bay-leaf tile, about $28 each; Waterworks

I'm very intrigued that it IS actually one piece. A bit put off by the price though and certainly open to other suggestions of how to get the look for less!

That website's suggestion of a daltile acanthus (but no integrated cap) is very intriguing, but that line doesn't seem to have all the field tile sizes I'd need (I also need 4x4, 2x2, and a curved wainscot cap in addition to 3x6) in the same "snowdrift" color for the rest of the bath. I didn't even know Daltile had a snowdrift white color, wonder how that compares to the Daltile 100 which out of the 3 Daltile whites we saw is what seems to go best with our calacatta hex floors.

Has anyone seen other decorative tiles similar to this acanthus leaf style? Thanks

Here is a link that might be useful: A close up of the expensive tile

Daltile Rittenhouse Square has a decorative tile and a cap that could mimic this tile in a much less expensive way (but not quite as nice as the acanthus, imo). It has shelf rail and 2x4, but not the other pieces you need.

However, Daltile Simple Elegance, Semi-Gloss (4.25 x4.25) and Liners series all come in some of the whites offered by Rittenhouse Square.

Also look at Ann Sacks Basics' Caliper. Lots of colors and pieces starting at 11.96 square foot. Probably almost as expensive as the Waterworks when you put it all together.

You may be able to put something together.

Here is a link that might be useful: Daltile

Hi Palimpsest thanks for giving me the names of which Daltile lines to look at-most helpful! The Dal website is not very user friendly and I was able to search by the specific lines you mentioned and get quickly to some options that might work. Thanks!

I wonder why companies make it so confusing by having different lines- why not a page that shows you all the field/trim pieces that are avail in a certain color? Frustrating.I didn't know that I could get a cove mold profile in the Dal 100 color-I would have used that for tiling the kids bath (which we just finished-doh!)

Before I understood that there were so many different lines of Daltile, I actually went to both the Daltile store and another store that carried Dal but neither had the acanthus tile to look at.

I wish I would have at least thought to ask to see anything in the "snowdrift" color, to see what other Dal white color that it might go with. Back I go again.

After a visit to another tile showroom today, I'm seriously considering pairing an (in stock) handmade 3x6 field & decorative relief tile from another line I found with the cheaper Daltile 100 chair and base tiles. (Then, I'd get the nice irregularity of handmades but keep cost downs by using the cheaper trims.)

I must admit the idea to combine the two was a happy accident: I set a piece of Dal chair rail I was carrying just to compare the scale/proportion and was shocked that the glazes were close enough to go. Incidentally, it only worked with one line of handmade tile that had a white clay body, all the ones with the beige clay had too much contrast.

I will check out the Ann Sacks you mentioned, too, thanks. I had the same thought, though, that unless I go with the Daltile trims, most of the pieces in these other tile lines are going to almost add up to the $28 cap/listello Waterworks tile in my inspiration photo! ouch.