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3. Organics Edge Jurassic luxury vinyl tile, 30.5 x 30.5cm x 2.5mm, £46.80 per sq m, Harvey Maria (harveymaria.com)


ON-TREND TILES


Tiles, for walls and fl oors, can also have a big impact on the look of a new kitchen. Harvey Maria have just introduced their new Organics Design Collection, which combines a mellow stone-effect with a square-in-a- square motif, to create a striking fl oor fi nish [3]. There are eight individual tiles, with a contrasting edge: four with a dark inner square and a light border, and four with light inner square and dark border. Laid alternately, the geometric design creates an almost 3D feel, alternating from light to dark, and when a single colour contrast is repeated, the tiles create a mini cube effect. Endless other designs can be created by mixing the plain and patterned tiles, and by laying them at different angles. “Organics was inspired by nature and the minimalism of post-modern architecture and furniture,” explains Andrew Smith, designer at Harvey Maria – making them very on-trend.


Or how about Zorro from Otto Tiles & Design [1]? It’s another striking tile, in a soft white with a bold, black angular Z design. Made using Turkish cement sand with natural stone granules and colour pigments, hand-pressed, ground and sealed with Turkish soap, making the tiles very stain and dirt resistant, it’s ideal for a high-traffi c area like a kitchen.


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