Tactile and adventurous, tile dimensions are becoming increasingly dynamic and unique


coloured fl uting to different shaped tile reliefs, there has been a signifi cant shift in the dynamism of the dimensions in the latest tile collections.


Extending far beyond a simple 3D structure, these latest tile designs showcase a wide range of dimensions and styles that will bring striking statements to residential and commercial spaces.


PAST MEETS PRESENT istoric infl uences and retroinspired patterns come alive through new tile designs and applications. Whether


through retro-inspired palettes or pattern clashes and combinations, a nod to nostalgia can be seen through the latest modern tile collections. Combined with shapes, fi nishes and accents that bring a nostalgic interior scheme together, tiles are set to take centre stage within this past-meets-present trend era.


SENSORY TEXTURES Sensory textures are restorative and soothing, creating a sensory experience through surface design. From beautiful veining in warming tones to sanded stone, rough wood and brushed concrete


effects, tiles are injecting a calming aesthetic through a stunning palette of neutral yet textured designs. Unique, luxurious statements can be made through nature-inspired palettes and textures.


Exceptional interior schemes can be


created through sensorial textures. From 3D geometric patterns to exquisite rough reliefs, this trend is taking tile design beyond where it has been before.


María D Arráez is director at Tile of Spain UK and Clara Vicedo is marketing and communications executive at ASCER


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