Olive Atelier.
A little green. A lot of warmth.
Green glaze, warm oak and pale stone make an inviting working kitchen. Recreate its backsplash and floor palette with the coordinated tile options below. Cabinetry, countertops and fixtures are inspiration only.
Illustrative room concept. These finishes recreate the palette; they are not an exact installation specification.
Why it works
Green gives the room its character. A quiet stone companion keeps the saturated surface in balance. Quiet beige stone creates a continuous foundation. Keep grout tonal so changes in scale and texture remain subtle.
Explore by budget
$–$$$ ranks price per square foot within each finish. Similar prices can offer different formats; a higher price is not a quality guarantee.
Deep green wall finishes
Matte evergreen brick, glossy evergreen squares and glossy ridged porcelain keep the palette green while changing its texture. Shade and surface vary from the concept image.
The two Formidus formats share the same price per square foot: choose matte brick or glossy square. Struktura costs more and adds ridges. These are wall alternatives; compare samples for shade and confirm the specific wet-area application.
Warm limestone-look tile
Soft beige stone tones give the room its calm foundation. Larger formats keep the surface quiet and the grout lines restrained.
