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M144 Sample in Oat

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$2.04 $3 In stock

Category: tile

With a stone-like surface texture, Oat has a creamy undertone and subtly reveals the presence of the brown clay body, as well as fine speckling from additional manganese in the glaze itself. Sold Individually. Up to 6 tile samples may be ordered online. Glaze sample out of stock? Don't worry—all of our tile is made to order for every project.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily I. ★★★★★

The creamy undertone really makes the stone-like texture pop — it’s softer in person than I expected. I love how the manganese speckling adds just enough character without feeling busy.

Nicholas J. ★★★★★

I was worried the speckling would look busy, but the manganese flecks give it just enough character without being overwhelming. The stone-like surface feels surprisingly smooth to the touch, almost like a river rock.

Samuel L. ★★★★★

The creamy undertone really softens the whole room, and the stone-like texture catches light in a way that feels almost warm. I’ve been running my hand over it every time I walk by—the fine speckling from the manganese adds just enough depth without looking busy.