Try Mission Tile West as well. Here are their dealer boards: http://www.missiontilewest.com/styles/revival/boards/dealerinfo.html

I just posted this on someone else's thread but I wanted to say THANK YOU for helping me find my voice! And making progress! The granite guy came today and fixed the crack. You can't tell at all standing over it. I can see it when the sunlight is reflecting off of it, but also bc I was specifically looking for it. Anyone else would just see it as graining. Granite guy said it happened probably when the cabinet guy was hacking at the trim he had to remove bc it wasn't right. This I can live with. The cabinet guy showed up yesterday. The magnet he brought to fix door wasn't the right one. I started to show him which cabs had nails still sticking out and he said he'd check all of them. Then he said ok I'm done. I opened a cab and said the nails aren't finished, I thought you were going to finish them. He says,"Oh I didnt realize that you wanted me to do that." Really?Really? I guess he thought the splintered wood was fine? So then he says ok I'm done. I'm going to run to HD and get the magnet and be right back. Then I went to check his work. He missed cutting nails in 2 cab and didn't finish 3 others. Well...An 1 1/2 later he calls and says he got the battery but needed to go home and he'd come back tomorrow. I told him he missed more nails etc. And... he didn't come. But I do consider it a small victory he came at all. And lastly, I called the glass guy and said it was really driving me crazy everytime I look at it. He said he was going to call daltile to see if there was anything he could do, but if not, they would have to do it over bc it was their mistake. Yea! So I'll let everyone know how things turn out. I really don't expect to hear from cab guy. But, it's not the last he'll hear from me!

Getting tired of seeing this at the top! Begone post!

do you plan on swimming in the kitchen?? who told you that you can't have wood in the kitchen? occasional drops or spills aren't going to harm it. And if the kitchen floods, wood floors are the least of your worries. Should it be continuous? depends. there is no absolute answer. Even if it is open concept, you can transition to tile floors in the kitchen if you like. If not, then do wood everywhere. But don't sacrifice having real wood only because you think "it shouldn't go in the kitchen!" that's nonsense. I just redid my kitchen (I used to have slate tile in here and carpet/wood elsewhere) and decided to do all new flooring. I got the 7" wide french oak everywhere, even in the kitchen. I do have a silver limestone in my other living room, so I just transitioned from wood to tile there. looks fine. I've had spills, wet feet, dropped glasses of water, cat puke (lots of wet cat puke!) and it wipes right up. but really, all new open concept builds are doing wood in the kitchen heck, if I had your gorgeous living space w/that beautiful wood ceiling and stonework I'd splurge on a white oak flooring and do this larger chevron layout, or the herringbone. Somewhere! Even if the pattern was just in the kitchen, or the entry way, I'd do it. This is a classic and will never go out of style.