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Emily Spinach in deep blue ‘Bee’s Knees’ getting rolled out for a fresh install 🐍

My favorite little dudes from the Museu Nacional do Azulejo in Lisbon 🐇🐊

Repost from — Making a statement with color AND pattern in this pretty (bold) powder room. 🌸🌴

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The last days of summer call for a little Lemonade 🍋

Our Dandy cement tile in a custom earthy green in this home by is such a calming way to pull the living space together.


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One of the more alluring aspects of cement tiles are how, with time, they gently age and grow into a space. Almost like magic, they seem to absorb the days, decades, and centuries of vibrant activity that surround them, taking on the texture of lifetimes.

There is, however, a limit to how much life we want to throw into our tiles at a time, and we’ve got some daily maintenance tips to help keep your cement tiles looking fresh and aging gracefully.

Learn more about our favorite products and tools on growhousegrow.com (head to Notes from Katie in the About section), and at our link in bio. 🧹✨

Spot our Thule handprinted wallpaper in “Orkney”!

— For our Urban Oasis project Primary Bathroom, we were tasked with the challenge of incorporating specific laundry-related needs within a tight space, so we designed this custom cabinet which cleverly tucks the ironing board away and provides extra hanging space for drying clothes.

The space, with its light teal watery tiles and cool wallpaper, maintains a spa-like feel when everything’s put away and out of sight!

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Dreamy Nacht in our “Komet” colorway gives the hint of a starry night with metallic gold accents. ✨

Did you know we can create any of our hand-printed wallpapers as Type II wallcoverings for hospitality and commercial spaces? Here’s a peek of Chiaroscuro in “Notte,” metallics and all, getting ready for a heavy use install. 💪🏻✨

Absolutely thrilled for for their COVER debut in the latest issue of magazine! The featured home is filled with eye-catching treats, including our Jardín de Luna cement tile in the primary bath, and our Marseille : Marrakech cicada wallpaper in the entrance hall. Be sure to check out more over at — as well as the link in my stories to see the full home. ✨

You know we’re all about pattern, but did you know we also sell solid-color cement tiles, too? Hex, square, rectangles and bullnose, scallops and diamonds…

Anyone call for some SUNSHINE? 🌞

used our Jardín de Luna tile in a custom yellow in her kitchen, and I can’t get enough. Check our stories to see a view of the whole room, and go give her reel a “❤️” because it’s that delightful!

A little Lemonade cement tile repost from — Love is in the details! 💕 Sneak a peek at the cozy-corner we designed for a furry friend in our client’s multi-purpose laundry room office. Because every workspace deserves a touch of wagging tails + unconditional love! 🐾




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Did you know Alice Roosevelt had such a cultural following as young woman that she had a color named after her? “Alice Blue” is a “pale tint of azure” that was popularized by the fabric of some of her favorite dresses.

Shown here: Emily Spinach hand-printed wallpaper in lovely ‘Alice Blue.’

The Ortiga cement tile is an airy, classic pattern that I just love as a backsplash. and incorporated it perfectly in this kitchen remodel!

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created this stunningly classic marble and tile bath (🐇Hi, Jardín de Luna cement!🐇), and it looks simultaneously modern AND like we’re stepping back in time.

Cement tile is the perfect surround for a free-standing tub (in this case, an old clawfoot). Bringing the tile up the walls sections off the bathing area while simultaneously pulling you in with playful pattern—even in a tiny space.

Our cement tiles are capped here with one inch marble pencil tile, which is a great alternative to bullnose or a metal Schluter edge trim. And if you peek the paint, it’s from the lovely 🩵

Just like honey, honeyyy ✨

Our handmade Bee & Skep cement tile, shown here in ‘Snowdrop,’ is what this warm season needs.

What a week! Thank you to everyone who joined us for and this year. We had such a good time seeing friends, old and new! 🍾

The week isn’t over yet, so please join us tomorrow with and for their Brooklyn Makers event. Details in our stories!

Le Joséphine in ‘Zouzou’ is your weekend support pattern. Let’s party! ✨🪩

🐍 Emily Spinach in rosy pink “Charm.” I could see Alice Roosevelt powdering her nose in her bo***ir surrounded by this colorway! 🎀

Now THIS is an office I can get behind. Thanks to for spicing this up with our Lemonade cement tile! 🍋




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I call this subtle aqua my spirit color. I could plaster every wall with it! Here we have our new Digby wallpaper in “Silk Road.” Grab your sample on growhousegrow.com, so you can smother your walls in it, too! 🩵

La Joséphine in Perle Noir for your Monday morning reveries.

Our new Emily Spinach wallpaper in dark blue “Bee’s Knees” — complete with metallic copper accents. Read more about Alice Roosevelt, this pattern’s inspiration, at growhousegrow.com ✨

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Hard not to feel some serious cheer (even under today’s heavy NYC clouds) with our canary yellow Digby wallpaper in “Palmya.” 🌞

Introducing Emily Spinach, our second new handprinted wallpaper for the 2024 Mischief Maker Collection! 🐍

Inspired by Alice Roosevelt, the delightfully rebellious eldest daughter of President Theodore Roosevelt. At turns doted on and chided by her resolute father, Alice was a handful whose antics charmed the American public. Lauded as “Princess Alice,” she raced cars through the streets of Washington, smoked ci******es on the roof of the White House, carried a pet snake in her purse to formal parties (named Emily Spinach, our pattern’s namesake), and snuck mini bottles of whiskey in her gloves to dry events. Her popularity was celebrated by the naming of her very own color, Alice Blue, and at one point she received so many adoring letters that the White House had to allot a separate secretary just to manage them all.

Her independence was striking, particularly in an era when women were still considered largely ornamental. One of her father’s famous lines was, “I can do two things. I can be President of the United States or I can control Alice Roosevelt. I cannot possibly do both.”

Our serpentine damask is an ode to this headstrong woman who expertly toed the line between decorum and rascality. A bonafide mischief maker who often exasperated her father, but enchanted the world.

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Introducing the first pattern from our new Mischief Maker Collection! Our Digby wallpaper is inspired by the intrepid Jane Digby el-Mezrab. Born into an early Victorian upper-crust family, Jane married young, divorced thrice, was a lover to kings and princes, and died in Syria at a decently ripe age happily married to her true love: a bedouin Shiekh 20 years her junior named Medjuel el-Mezrab. You could find our Digby floral print right at home on a parlour wall in Dorset and a Damascene cottage alike.

Read more about Jane and order samples now on growhousegrow.com 🌸

Be sure to visit us at from May 19-21 at Javits Center in booth 1137!

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