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Something Fishy’s Going On
Move to one side Metro tiles, there is a new guy in town. Fish scale tiles are blowing up in the tile industry in a big way. The oceanic-inspired tile comes in tantalising shades of turquoise; they breathe life into kitchens, bathrooms, hotels and bars and are inspired by the sparkling movement of the waves of the ocean. If you are looking for a unique look that will create a talking point and add a sense of wonder, fish scales are the tiles for you.
Chevron Style
The chevron tile is a versatile option that can be used on both walls and floors. Chevrons are available in a multitude of options, for instance, patterns, colour, whites and wood effect. Colours can be mixed, and patterns can be formed to really show the versatility of the chevron. Finishes can be mixed and matched to make a surface come to life and add a sense of movement and versatility. Chevrons are the perfect choice when adding creativity to a design project, even in a small space or area the impact of the chevron can be the perfect dose of eye-catching drama.
Terrazzo Trends
Terrazzo-style floors have never been so popular. It is a brilliant design idea and can transform a space into something quite special. Whether the project is residential or commercial, the terrazzo floor can become the highlight of the room.
Terrazzo can be dated back to 16th century Venice. The beautiful traditional look of the floor has now been given a modern twist with unique colour combinations. Terrazzo oozes charisma, character and warmth and becoming an increasingly popular choice amongst interior designers and architects.
The traditional look can be implemented in modern projects with ranges on offer bringing the past into the present.
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