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Constellation Terra Cotta + Ballet Slipper 7x8, Sample

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$2.07 $3 In stock

Category: Terrazzo

Constellation Terra Cotta + Ballet Slipper 7x8 is a terrazzo tile sample from Zia Tile, offered in a 7x8 size. This sample lets you review the color and pattern in person before committing to a full order.

  • Brand: Zia Tile
  • Category: Terrazzo
  • Size: 7x8
  • Colorway: Constellation Terra Cotta + Ballet Slipper
  • Sold as a sample
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte Z. ★★★★★

The 7x8 size is perfect for holding up against my actual tiles to compare tones, and the terra cotta and ballet slipper speckles read exactly like the photos. I've already got it sitting on my kitchen counter for a few days, just staring at it in different light. It's the one sample that finally hel

Penelope I. ★★★★★

I was worried the terra cotta might be too bold, but the ballet slipper tones balance it perfectly. The 7x8 sample size is just right for holding up against my backsplash to check the lighting.

Lucy ★★★★★

The 7x8 sample size is perfect for seeing how the terra cotta and ballet slipper tones work in my kitchen's light—much more nuanced than I expected from photos. I held it against a few grout colors and the pattern really pops.