[Kristi]

I often have a backsplash with more complexity that just standard tile. It will have some sort of design or accent thrown in. I have in the past exported my 2020 drawing to Photoshop and then overlaid the backsplash to give a visual for my customer, but I would like to do this through 2020, so I don’t have to keep doing it for every perspective and so it can be seen in room viewer also. Does anyone have any tips on how to do this?

[2020]

Hi Kristi,

My suggestion will be to try to use the “Surface Tool.”
The surface tool will allow you to cover any surface area and apply any texture to it..

If you do a search in the help file for “Wall or floor surface” or “Add wall or floor tiling”
you will have steps by steps how to use this feature.

[Jordyn P]

Kristi,

I have been using the custom material wizard. I find a tile pattern online that I like, download a picture of it and put it in the design that way. It does take a bit of trial and error to get it just right, so I practice getting the dimensions correct in my spare time. But it’s worth it! Customers really enjoy seeing their tile that they picked on their final renderings.