CURRENT TRENDS CEMENTING SUCCESS
Cement is a big trend for this season, being available to fitters in a vast array of tones and sizes allowing homeowners to upgrade their interior by adding depth and character.
Inspired by the sidewalks of New York, the Patchwalk tile takes the concrete trend to another level by enabling homeowners to mix colours and shades giving the ultimate take on urban living. Not only can this tile be used throughout the home, but much like our Century Blue tile, it can span further into outdoor living, making it ideal for creating a seamless flow from your kitchen through to your garden.
Stemming from recent trends such as ‘vintage hues’, the Patchwalk tile is a contemporary take on both past and present trends. With an unlimited variation, coming in five mixed colours, this tile is the perfect way to create a statement in any room.
GLOSSY FINISHES
As contemporary design continues to grow in popularity, simplification is the goal. This look relies on creating cleaner more sleek spaces. The Stadia Cliff tile from the new XL collection allows homeowners to create high-impact, gleaming marble-effect surfaces for a fraction of the cost of natural stone. This high gloss white porcelain tile, which features soft grey veining, is reminiscent of classic marble – a popular look in itself – with its rich opulence and style, adding a sense of grandeur to any room.
Whilst concrete, marble and stone effect tiles are the foundations on this trend we can’t help but inject a touch of glamour into the home with soft and supple hues. As part of the large format collection, our Regal collection is the epitome of contemporary living. This porcelain tile features soft vanilla, grey and ash hues throughout the range, and comes in both a polished and matt finish to create a beautifully luxurious look in the home.
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