Bronze Tiles - Geometric

Bronze tiles, geometric: cabinet hardware for a wall, not a door

Each of these mounts individually, screw by screw, across a range hood, a fireplace surround, or a run of cabinetry, rather than acting as standalone hardware. The Rivets Tile comes at 2, 3, and 4 inches square, while the Pyramid Tile spans four sizes instead, starting at 7/8 inch and topping out at 4 inches. A Pillow Top Tile and Standard Cap Tile fill smaller, quieter roles at 1 1/8 inches and 7/8 inch round, both meant for tighter spots than the larger tiles suit, like the narrow trim beside a range hood's edge.

Rivets, pyramids, and one flat option

Rivets Tile looks the most mechanical of the group, a round raised dome that reads like real fastener hardware from a few feet away. Pyramid Tile comes to a sharp point instead, throwing a harder shadow line as the sun moves across it over the course of a day. Square Beveled Tile, at 2 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches, skips the raised center for an angled edge around a flat face, a quieter option for mixing among the more textured pieces rather than filling a whole surface by itself.

Laying out a grid without guessing

Because nothing here comes as a pre-assembled panel, sketch the coverage area and spacing before buying anything. Combining the 2 inch and 4 inch Pyramid Tile can fill an irregular section more cleanly than tiling one size edge to edge across it. The 7/8 inch Standard Cap Tile suits the border of a run rather than covering a whole field alone, and works well next to either the Rivets or Pyramid pattern as a transition piece between two textures. None of these tiles ship pre-mounted to a backer board, so plan on installing each one individually with its own fasteners.