Talk to Karin Kramer. Not only does she make awesome ceramic stuff, she is super knowledgeable about tile art. Her studio is next to the Red Mug in Superior.

There is a little shop next to Va Bene that has Italian-styled tiles.

Yes, the Italian Pottery shop has wonderful imported tiles.  Antinio is the owner and a great guy.  Also North Shore Architure Minnesota is a antique store in Two Harbors specializing in reclaimed arch pieces.  Also..(too much info?) Glensheen has an Art fest every summer (check their web site) and a friend of mine bought some great tiles for a new kitchen she was doing from an artist from WI as I recall.  He had house numbers etc... nicely designed and would make wonderful statement for your project.

Dave Lynas (who works with the art institute), he has some outdoor scenes on earthtone tiles that are subtle and detailed and great.  Also, You can't go wrong with Karin Kramer's big sunny colors!

Dave and Karin's are great. Tonya Borgeson too at Snoodles - lots of great local artists.

Hi Paul. How's my fav groomsman doing?

What size and colors? I have an art studio with commercial tile cutters where you can make your own if interested with stable glazes ... High fired stoneware. Do you want them for home decorating? Depends on where you would put them on and what type you will need and strength.

Do you ever make tiles for artists from their photos of their artwork?  I was just at an artisan fair where I saw some and would love to do that with my own art.

If so, price list please.  Thanks