Tend Tudo is a wonderful place  :)
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One of the projects for my 
<a href=http://www.cosby.dhs.org/~michael/house/>house</a> that's in the forefront of my mind right now is making the bathroom look more like a designed effort than a standard bathroom that had been modified several times over the years in unrelated patches to fix minor issues. Interesting tile will be a piece of this fix :)
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Now this is interesting - if you look at the big verion of this you can
read the words on it. Basically the point of this tile is that it's the
same tile used on the Copacabana beach in Rio. All the beaches in Rio
use a different tile pattern so that you can tell what beach you're on
just by looking down.  
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I <b>told</b> you it was a lot like Home Depot.