if you go to an actual tile store and show them the picture, they will show you dozens and dozens of tile options

Tilebar has a bunch of them in 8x8 size, I believe. I used one on a customers shower

Under the Bella line.

https://www.tilebar.com/collection/tile-mosaic-collections/bella.html

https://www.tilebar.com/lenox-nera-8x8-matte-porcelain-tile.html

AnnSacks carries some expensive ones!

Fireclay tile has some you can design your own colors.

You can use Cement tiles.

Wayfair, Kenzzi tiles

They look more like encaustic (or encaustic style) tile than Spanish style. Have you tried using encaustic or cement tiles for your image search?

Both Zia Tile and Clé Tile have patterned encaustic cement tiles. Here is one close example: https://www.cletile.com/collections/concrete-patterned-cement-tiles/products/london-apothecary-8x8?&variant=31628755075143

Have you tried contacting the company that posted this photo on decorpad.com? I haven't found any other images of that exact tile.

I read the blog post and searched for the name. they never listed the maker of the tiles

https://www.savvyinteriors.com/designblog//spanishmodern-kitchenremodel

there are so many great options!

Modern/Contemporary Spanish Kitchen in Blue and Rustic Alder · More Info

I found these at my local Floor & Decor. They are from Spain.

Is it this one?

Here's the site:

https://www.mandarinstone.com/product/darwin-oxford-decor-decorative-porcelain/

Here is one.

wow thanks for all the help @Beth H. : some great ones there. And I had no idea there was even a thing @Fori but that's definitely helps narrow down the style I was looking for. @sunshine_31 I think that's the closest I've seen - edit, that IS it! Thanks!! Only problem is they are overseas, so I'll have to see if they have a distributor here or something.

@sunshine_31 found the exact tile. It is a porcelain, so it will be durable and cleanable. Make sure you order a sample and like the look. I have found that some of these tiles don't look as pretty when seen close up and in person.

I think the one Sunshine_31 posted is the exact one, and it's porcelain, which will perform better than encaustic in this application. The linked site seems to be British though, which could be a sign of additional sourcing problems (or not, you could find a US vendor).

(sorry, I was typing when Chispa posted)

Yes @chispa you're correct, however they don't really ship overseas unless you want to bank wire and set up VAT and your own shipper. This seems to be the same https://besttileandwood.com/product/evoque-soggetto-b-burro-multi-palazzo-ducale-8-x-8/ or similar at least, and is based in NJ

Fireclay tile does hand-painted Cuerda Seca tile that can be customized. They don't seem to have the exact pattern, but with the right colors, one of their Old California designs or Cordoba design could have a similar look.

if it's only avail in britain, then how did Savvy Interiors get it to redo that kitchen? wouldn't make sense they would go to all that trouble when there are plenty of tiles here in the states. (that kitchen redo is in Calif) You can try contacting them to see where they got it. i posted the link in the comment.

@Mike Meisner, yes that is the exact same tile. The tile business can be quite convoluted! One factory makes it and then several distributors will sell it to individual tile store. Many will then rename the product to make it harder to track down the origin of the tile, so you can't price shop. All of this is much harder for them to do, now that we can share all this information online!

I recently ordered some tile from Italy and the only US distributor I found was in Orlando FL. Once I found them, I was able to get my local tile shop to order at the same price, from that distributor. As I said, the tile business has a convoluted distribution process!

Here you go made by Elios Ceramica, Italy

https://eliosceramica.com/collezione/design-evo/

Tile-shop in CA also sells it

https://www.tile-shop.com/products/design_evo/design_evo.html

Tile America in CT also sells it:

https://www.tileamerica.com/products?category_id=1&product_id=363

You should be able to pay for a sample tile from one of these vendors or ask your local tile store to see if their local distributor can source it.

@chispa yes, you're right, thanks for those links. I also found that exact link when I did a reverse image search in Google.

Lenox Nera encaustic tile