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Ells Milk + Rye, Sample

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$2.19 $3 In stock

Category: Glass Mosaic

Ells Milk + Rye is a glass mosaic tile offered by Zia Tile as a sample, so you can review its look before committing to a full order. The sample format is intended for evaluating color and appearance.

  • Product: Ells Milk + Rye, Sample
  • Category: Glass Mosaic
  • Brand: Zia Tile
  • Sample SKU: S-ZT-GMO-ELS-MILK-RYE
  • Offered as a sample for reviewing the tile before purchase
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

The little glass squares have a subtle shimmer that catches the light beautifully—exactly what I needed to see before ordering a full sheet. Held it next to my cabinet paint and the warm rye tone is a perfect match.

Nicholas ★★★★★

Holding the sample up to the wall really helped me see how the subtle rye undertones play with natural light. The glass surface has a nice depth that photos don’t quite capture. It’s enough to confidently pick my color.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The color is exactly what I was hoping for — that warm, milky tone with just a hint of rye speckle. It’s a nice size to hold up against different wall samples and see how the light catches the glass.