Here's ours. It's Anatolia Calacatta HD porcelain tile. The shower hasn't been done yet, but we're using a full mix of sizes:12x24, 2x2, subways, and bullnose for our shower and tub surround. I don't have much exposure to real calacatta, but I'm impressed in the detail and variation in some of these high-def porcelains now. It's really impossible to find any repeat/pattern and realize it's porcelain. Hopefully add shower pix in a few days. Here is a link that might be useful: Anatolia porcelain calacatta

I just went through this whole "shades of white" thing - I ordered a Toto cotton white tub and toilet, and a Porcher Sapho sink. Porcher is owned by American Standard, and this sink is also a creamier white than the very bright Toto white. (I don't know if it's as creamy as AS white.) It freaked me out for a while and almost made me not buy the sink, but finally (with the help of my good friends here), I decided it didn't matter and it would all blend in. The light hits things at different angles and makes them look different anyway, and I think your eye will just read everything as white.

Hi Ashley, Beau Beautiful kitchen! I believe your countertop is the silestone Calcutta Eternal Gold? i really like your backsplash and I’m having difficulties picking one. Do you remember who makes it or where you purchaed it?

Lovely but likely you won't find that intricate design for much less, although you might find a simpler design. I'm sure you've looked at the tilebar site, specifically their waterjet mosaics (link below). That being said, this particular mosaic wouldn't actually classify as a waterjet as the pieces are not interlocking (regardless of how they were fabricated), and something you might want to consider. Look closely at your photo. There is a LOT of grout as they do not fit closely together. Look at it here:https://www.daltile.com/product/Lavaliere?color=Calacatta-Gold&shape=Windblown They probably come on a mesh backed sheet with a good deal of spacing between them = grout. For a backsplash? Would you really want that much grout? Just a consideration. A typical waterjet mosaic would be fabricated with less space and therefore less grout, like this one from Akdo (plume series): But it is $$$$. Hence, my suggestion that you look for a simpler organic design. Good luck with your project. https://tilebar.com/collection/tile-mosaic-sub-categories/waterjet.html?style=1