DalTile has a huge selection of unglazed porcelain mosaic tiles in the classic hexagon and 1" squares, and basketweave. I've used them before in baths and loved it. Here is a link that might be useful: DalTile Mosaic tiles This post was edited by lazygardens on Thu, Jan 10, 13 at 8:47

Thank you! Good to know. I wanted to get samples of a few tiles along the same vein so I can see them in person. But I don't see many of this kind at the stores and my contractor's showroom has ZERO. He says they've no market for it with their customers. :-( Here's another tile I like also: https://www.houzz.com/photos/apartamento-residencial-l-vila-olimpia-transitional-kitchen-phvw-vp~300335-residencial-l-vila-olimpia-eclectic-kitchen-other-metros Please send me any links to other tile that are of similar style and in blue/gray color if you know of any. Many thanks! Here is a link that might be useful: [Another one I like[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/apartamento-residencial-l-vila-olimpia-transitional-kitchen-phvw-vp~300335)

Thanks palimpsest .... I fell in love with a kitchen I saw in a granite yard and thoughtright away: that's what I want!!! And they used the Jeffrey Court Chapter 12. They had a row of 2x3 (set vertically) ~ and inch accent tile ~ then two rows of 6x6s set diagnally. And it looked GREAT. Behind the stove area they used a accent border with hexagons inside. I'm sure they had at least 18 inches from countertop to top of cabinets. I have only 16 (maybe even a little less). So, I'm thinking I should start looking at 4x4s or just use the 6x6s set straight. Behind my sink I want an accent area consising of (if I use the Jeffrey Court) 2x3 subways set in a brick pattern; a 1/2 inch accent border, shaped in a rectangle (but with an arched top); NOW in the accent area, I want 1x1 glass sparkley tile ~ all tone-on-tone (pretty much); because my granite (Delicatus Brown), will be quite busy! This is just driving me crazy, I tell ya. I have looked at thousands of BSs trying to get ideas. But before anything can be done; we have to take off my current tile. 1x1 mosaics (whites/off-whites) on the counter and backsplash (from counter to top of cabinets). Don't think this will be any kind of fun job :( Hoping to get started on taking those off next week. Thanks for your help!! jody

Look at European Oak or "smoked" oak replicas. The limed look is MUCH more intense then what you are showing...which is probably why you can't find what you are looking for.