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Dimensional

Our most characterful shapes. Four were reintroduced in 2003 after 30 years of lying dormant in the Heath factory, while our latest—Crease—was designed in 2009 in collaboration with One & Company Design. Sculptural, three-dimensional surfaces make an installation with our Dimensional collection as much a stunning and unique art piece as it is functional.

TILE INSPIRATION

Gunmetal Fireplace

This fireplace in a San Francisco home reaches new heights with Gunmetal (archived) on Oval from our Dimensional line. Try Gunmetal Manganese for a similar effect.

Design: Jones | Haydu

Photo: Bruce Damonte

TILE INSPIRATION

Bright Yellow Fireplace

Texture, pattern, and color all work harmoniously in this stunning vertical fireplace using Bright Yellow in Diamond from our Dimensional line.

Design: Thomboy Properties

Photo: Dan Chavkin

TILE INSPIRATION

Historic Ovals

Designed by Welton Becket & Associates and completed in 1969, City Hall in Hayward, CA was one of the first buildings to use Heath’s shaped (now known as Dimensional) tiles in an exterior application.

Design: Welton Becket & Associates

Photo: Courtesy of the Brian & Edith Heath Foundation/Environmental Design Archives,University of California, Berkeley

TILE INSPIRATION

Dimensional Triangles

Leon Galleto joined Heath Ceramics in the late 1950s and building on his experience at Saxbo Pottery, he and Edith designed the first collection of shaped tiles. This board of brown and white tiles — some of the earliest production Triangles — is still installed in the Heath Sausalito courtyard, outside the showroom.

Design: Heath Ceramics

Photo: Renee Zellweger

TILE INSPIRATION

Soothing Shower

A band of Crease Out Dimensional tile is paired with Classic Field 3x9s, to bring texture to this sleek bathroom in Canvas (archived). Try Moon for a similar effect.

Design: Floriana Petersen of Floriana Interiors

Photo: Christopher Stark

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Matte Brown Surround

This installation in Matte Brown uses Oval tile from our Dimensional line to create a rich focal point for the room.

Design: Apparatus Architecture

Photo: David Livingston

TILE INSPIRATION

Crease Backsplash

A subtle matte white glaze lets the Crease In and Create Out tile shimmer in this neutral kitchen.

Architecture: Jeff GustafsonInteriors: Rachel Cleaveland RiedyContractor: Michael Gordon

Photo: John Merkl

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Modern Blue Bathroom

Dimensional Crease In tiles creates a perforated effect on this simple but striking bathroom. Paired with Field tile and trim, this custom glaze looks particularly teal in this ocean-side space.

Architecture: Bruce Bolander

Photo: Mike Schwartz