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FEATURE ▼ Arnold by Decocer


► THINK PINK Pink is a soothing tone and is clearly in step with the mood of the times. We noted a large number of Spanish manufacturers offering an imaginative décor tile range in soft pink to work as an accent alongside ranges of neutral, larger formats. Whether rose pink or calamine pink, this hue is equally effective in a seventies retro pattern as it is in a metro-style glazed format. Here, matt pink offers a more contemporary feel.


www.decocer.com/uk


▼ Loa by Addictile


MAXIMALISM► www.undefasa.com


Many of the big players in the world of ceramics are embracing the trend for dramatic, bold looks with enthusiasm and why not when it allows them to show off their technical and creative abilities to the full? Extremes in decoration are expressed eclectically through Spanish tile designs and can be a richly-veined marble effect, a big geometric pattern or even a solid colour that is particularly vivid.


▼Décor 4 by Estudio Ceramico Gres


www.estudioceramico.es


◄ TRANSITIONAL TILES


The walls and floors of the stands at Cevisama allowed tile manufacturers to experiment with transitional products. In recent times, producers have become adept at creating tile ranges that can be mixed and matched with other co- ordinating ranges. You can, for example, much more easily combine marble and wood effects, enabled by a choice of identical formats in complementary tones. A heritage-style tile can transition gently into an uber-contemporary cement- effect format. Plain tiles can segue into pattern. Flexibility is a key requirement for any tile collection.


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