MOSAIC MAGIC Many of the Spanish brands produce mosaic versions in their ranges, whether stone, cement or other material effects, but recent times have seen mosaics come into their own. There’s been a resurgence of mosaics as the stand-out design in a series. What’s more, mosaic specialists are also offering some truly sensational contemporary takes on the classic mesh-backed format featuring penny-shaped tessera.
► In a choice of warm or cold stone, Rohe by Alaplana is a 60x60cm porcelain format that’s 20mm thick and ideal for exterior use.
www.nuevaalaplana.es
POLISHED TO PERFECTION High shine surfaces are enjoying a comeback. A glossy finish offers glamour that is ideal for areas where you need to make an impression – hotel lobby, office reception or a hallway in a penthouse. Sleek and contemporary or ornate and traditional, polished porcelain can replicate marble or semi-precious stone or feature a single saturated colour.
▼ Colors by Todagres is a collection of technical porcelain in an extensive variety of colours and formats available in a polished finish.
www.todagres.com
www.nuevaalaplana.es
www.small-size.com
www.todagres.com
TRUE TO NATURE There is always a counterpoint to any mainstream trend and products offering a soft look for interior and exterior settings will win considerable market share. Wood-effects and warm, earthy tones look fresh and appealing after several years of predominance by grey and monochrome schemes.
▲ In sand, grey and black, Pierre by Small Size comes in 20x20cm and 20x30cm formats. It is a porcelain stoneware that is suitable for exterior settings.
www.small-size.com
www.tileofspain.com
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