I do not know, but here is a link to the project on the designer's website. The design company also has a Facebook page. You could call them and ask, or message them through their FB page.

https://whitebirchdesignllc.com/2022/03/16/before-and-after-a-modern-farmhouse/

Thanks, I pulled all those threads, but still no luck. I sent them a message, but doubtful I'll hear back. Was hopeful someone here may know.

Thanks @chispa, much appreciated. From the designer's notes, it makes me wonder if it's Montauk Sky versus Gin. Their notes indicate pale blues. I'll have to get my hands on some samples.

Also, maybe a rookie question, but how to I ensure variation with different sheens and color tones within the same product/color like the picture above? Majority of the product pictures and customer installation photos I see of this product regardless of color show 100% uniformity, which is something I want to wholeheartedly avoid in our application. We want variance for depth and character.

@Bruce Mac - Photos are misleading and lighting varies quite a bit. A mix of 2 finishes with variations comes in each box. The tile isn't that expensive, so order a box and see what you get. If you decide you want more of a particular finish/color then just order extra boxes to achieve the ratio you want for the final look. Then coordinate carefully with your tile guy to make sure they understand the final look you want.

I ordered a box of the Soho Myorka White to test a larger sample in my kitchen. I'm glad I did, because they were too reflective for my kitchen and not something I would have noticed with just one or two tile pieces. One wall of my kitchen is all windows, so I ended up going with a honed marble mosaic, so I didn't get reflection/glare bouncing off my polished quartzite counters. I use Alcolin Museum/Quake putty to stick the tiles up on the wall when testing!

When I look online at the Tilebar Montauk Sky and the Soho Myorka Blue, they both seem to be offered in only the satin finish. Both in the listing descriptions, and in all the manufacturers' photos of these tiles. I am not seeing the mix with the flat finish that is shown in your OP photo or in the linked photo to the designer's website. That makes me wonder if the tiles with the flat finish are another tile entirely.

(Edited to add: I just noticed that the page for the Myorka Blue has a note that says "Please note that there are two variations of gloss within a box, causing fluctuation in color." It's odd though that their photos don't show those variations.)

"how to I ensure variation with different sheens and color tones within the same product/color like the picture above?"

When you purchase your tile you have to purchase overage to ensure you get enough of the amount of sheen and of the amount of flat that you need. The overage is calculated by multiplying the square feet of tile you need by some percentage. There are different schools of thought on the percentage of overage that would be needed - anywhere from 10% to 20%. That variation is due to the reason you need the overage. For example, if you are buying handmade tile, and the tile will have a lot of variation in color and even its size because it's handmade, then you would lean to the 20% overage amount. If you are buying very regular machine-made tile, you'd just need enough overage to cover breakage or an oddball tile in the box, so that would be more toward the 10% amount.

https://www.sohostudiocorp.com/myorka-1/myorka-blue-2x8-tleqmyrkblue2x8

https://www.tilebar.com/montauk-sky-2x8-ceramic-wall-tile.html

The Myorka definitely has two finishes mixed in the box. It can be a subtle difference depending on the lighting. Here is a photo someone posted a few months back. They both have some shine, but one is more "iridescent" (left one).

Thank you both so much @chispa and @M Miller. So very helpful. Last question (I think!), are Montauk Sky and Myorka Sky the same tile? I see the notes M. Miller is referring to about two finishes inside each box on sohostudio but those notes don't appear on tilebar Montaux Sky page.

I can give them a call. Just want to make sure we get the right stuff.

Thank you both so much @chispa and @M Miller. So very helpful.

Called TileBar and confirmed Myorko and Mantauk Sky's are same tile. Both include finish variations in each box.

Hopefully we now have our backsplash figured out. :) Thanks again!