Hidden Hearth tiles can be enjoyed in a few different ways — as small art pieces, as part of your home, or somewhere in between.

As Art

Use a single tile as a mini artwork:

Hang it on the wall (framed or unframed)
Display it on an easel
Give it as a gift (it’s the rare gift that doesn’t require knowing someone’s clothing size)

In a Tile Installation

Our tiles can also be incorporated into a larger tile project — think of them as “feature tiles” within a backsplash, shower wall, stove surround, or fireplace surround (not inside the firebox). You can use one tile as an accent, or combine several to create a small mosaic or panel.

If you’d like coordinating field tiles to intersperse with our illustrated tiles, we recommend Fireclay’s Natural Press line, which pairs beautifully with our Whidbey Flora & Fauna collection.
(Link: Fireclay Natural Press tiles)

A Note on Inspiration

The Whidbey Flora & Fauna line is inspired by historic Dutch Delft blue-and-white tiles — traditionally used in kitchens, bathrooms, and other everyday spaces where art quietly lives with you.

Scroll below for inspiration images, including both Hidden Hearth installations and historical tile examples.

Interested in Installation?

If you’re considering an installation project and want guidance on quantities, placement, or choosing designs, email us at info@hiddenhearthceramics.com.

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