The material, at home

Real spaces.
Real character.

See how customers have made pennies part of their homes. These are their photographs, with all the individuality that comes with a real project.

Gray kitchen cabinetry above a copper penny backsplash
Kitchen

A warmer kind of backsplash

Keri · customer review photo, 2023Customer review on Etsy ↗
Wood cabinetry and open shelving with a penny backsplash
Bar

The detail that makes the room

Ashley · customer review photo, 2022Customer review on Etsy ↗
Bathroom vanity above a floor of real pennies
Bathroom

Character underfoot

Nicole · customer review photo, 2021Customer review on Etsy ↗
Dark cabinetry and a wood range hood framing a warm penny backsplash
Kitchen

Copper meets deep charcoal

Barbara · customer review photo, 2022Customer review on Etsy ↗
A bathroom with a wood bench, plants, patterned walls, and a penny floor
Bathroom

A room full of personal details

Paul · customer review photo, 2024Customer review on Etsy ↗
Penny backsplash in a wood cabinet alcove beside a stone fireplace
Built in cabinetry

A little warmth in the corner

Charles · customer review photo, 2024Customer review on Etsy ↗
A penny floor meeting classic wall paneling

Look at the edges

The little things
make the whole.

Plan where your penny surface meets the rest of the room. The direction of the pattern, the color of the grout, and the finished edges all shape the result.

Walk through the process

Customer photographs show individual projects and finishes.

In the pages of

Architectural
Digest.

Indy Penny Tile is credited for the copper penny walls in a West Village townhouse featured by Architectural Digest.

See the penny wall photo on Architectural Digest

Small coins. Big possibilities.

Make something
worth a closer look.

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