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)

Honestly, it looks like tile that could come from a variety of manufactures. I would get with your designer and show them this and I bet they would be able to find a local source for you. They will also be able to make sure it goes with the design of the rest of your home (wood floors, paint, furniture, etc). I love the larger scale of the tile. Looks great.

Sorry. I didn’t mean the design is simple. I meant the tile is simple. Solid colored rhombus. Where can I find the tile?

The tile pro I have used could do that work, but it's true that it would be very expensive and take a lot of math and planning to pull it off. You need someone who is certified by the national tile organizations (can't remember the names), but they need to go beyond that with passion and experience. Someone who enjoys challenging themselves. It would be so cool to see something like that come together, but it'll cost you a pretty penny. Depending on where you are located you might have to entice someone from far away. Hopefully you are in a sophisticated city center or an artistic area.