Port Huron, Michigan art tile was sculpted by Tonya. The 'Destination Tile' series was created to celebrate Michigan's recreational treasures.

Materials: made in Michigan porcelain and Rick's specially formulated glaze. Using Rick's time tested recipes, we make small batches of glaze. Working small like we do, allows for variations in the glazes, creating one of a kind pieces. All of our tiles are handmade in our Michigan studio. This tile measures 5.75 x 5.75”, nominal size of 6x6”, with raised relief of .5” or less.

There is a notch on back for hanging, yet if you wish to install, it's also suitable for that too. If used outdoors in freezing temperatures, just make sure to keep it vertical. Purchase our 6x6” tile stand separately.

Here’s a quick ‘How’s it made?’ breakdown: We sculpt the original design, make a plaster mold, press in clay, wait for drying, fire in kiln, glaze, fire again to about 2230 degrees and then cool.

We donate a percentage of each tile sold to one of the organizations listed on the 'Community' page of our website. Check it out. It’s feel good time!

Art tiles are made to order and ship in under two weeks.

The Port Huron Art Tile is a detailed, handcrafted piece that captures the rich maritime tradition of the Blue Water Area, making it an ideal focal point for lakefront and nautical-themed homes.

For Maritime & Lake House Renovation Customers: This 6x6" porcelain tile is specifically designed for permanent use, offering both local pride and functional durability:

• Nautical Focal Point: Its high-relief design, featuring local imagery (likely a lighthouse, freighter, or landmark), makes it an excellent central accent in a kitchen backsplash, shower wall, or basement wet bar.

• Durable & Waterproof: Crafted from high-fired porcelain, this tile is fully waterproof and can withstand the humidity and moisture common in lake house and coastal interiors.

• Blue Water Heritage: It serves as a beautiful, lasting tribute to Port Huron and the junction of Lake Huron and the St. Clair River.

For the Great Lakes Enthusiast: This tile is also a perfect, ready-to-hang keepsake or gift for those who cherish the region's unique culture and history.