I wanted to love this so much. I chose it as a less expensive "dupe" for Bedrosian Cloe tile, but you really do get what you pay for. As others have mentioned, there are brown spots that are very apparent on the white tile. Maybe it's not as pronounced or it adds a rustic touch with some of the other colors. I am told that it is a result of shoddy glazing that makes the clay tile underneath visible. Because of delivery lags, I had my installer start putting up the first shipment and he had alreay completed one wall by the time the second shipment arrived. In the end, I was able to use only 21 of 26 boxes (this is for a shower). I decided to rip it out and start over using Cloe tile, which I should have done from the beginning. Many lessons learned on this project! Hoping I can spare someone from making the same mistake. A rare misfire from a Wayfair purchase.