RANGE REVIEW: TILES & TILING
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he Marble Lux collection brings together the aesthetic appeal of real marble without the ‘real marble’ price tag.
Manufactured from premium
porcelain, these 9.2mm thick large format tiles will bring opulence wherever they are placed. Intricate veining detail and an ultra-polished finish only add to the appeal. But what really makes this collection special is its intricate pattern, which ensures perfect symmetry. Lesley Taylor, Founder of The Baked Tile Company, says: “Marble has long been the go-to for luxury interiors. But if you want that opulent finish, you’re going to have to put the work in. Marble tiles require constant maintenance and are incredibly expensive.
“The Marble Lux collection is made up of porcelain beauties that have the same appearance of marble, but are fuss free and really easy to keep in top condition.
LUXURY TILES THAT WON’T BREAK THE BANK
Want the look of luxury marble, without the cost? The new collection from The Baked Tile Company might just offer the perfect solution.
“Marble Lux is a visually striking book-matched design, which creates a really impressive feature in any space.”
The Marble Lux collection is available in three finishes, as follows:
Marble Lux Calacatta Décor - Marble Lux Calacatta Marble Book- Matched porcelain tiles provide the height of elegance and luxury in interior design. These panels showcase the timeless beauty of
Calacatta marble in a unique and visually striking book matched pattern, creating a truly captivating and impressive feature for any space. Each tile is meticulously crafted to ensure perfect alignment and symmetry, creating a seamless flow of the distinctive veining and movement that Calacatta marble is renowned for. Marble Lux Orobico Aqua Décor - These panels showcase the timeless beauty of Orobico Aqua marble in
NEW TILE COLLECTION COMBINES TWO INTERIOR TRENDS
Fluting is one of the biggest trends in interiors for 2023 – soaring almost 50 points in Google’s trends ranking in just 12 months – and now independent tile specialist Porcelain Superstore has unveiled a new collection that adds a new dimension to the trend. Porcelain Superstore’s wood-
effect fluted tiles add structure and character. For those fans of all things biophilic, these tiles look exactly like wood veneer panels, but are manufactured from ceramic, so they are super easy to install and look after.
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elegant yet contemporary touch wherever they are used. Abbas Youssefi, Director of
Porcelain Superstore, says: “There has been a real move towards more architectural design when it comes to styling the home; from wooden wall panelling and now fluted interiors. “These wood-effect tiles are designed to elevate interior schemes but in a way that is accessible for all.”
The three strong collection - Oslo Oak Fluted, Forest Oak Slat and Forest Walnut Slat - will add an
Prices start at £36 per m2 and the range is available now from
porcelainsuperstore.co.uk.
a unique and visually striking book matched pattern, creating a truly captivating and impressive feature for any space.
Marble Lux Sahara Noir Décor - These panels showcase the timeless beauty of this dark marble in a unique and visually striking book matched pattern, creating a truly captivating and impressive feature for any space. Sold in single tiles, combine Decors A & B to create a repeating pattern.
About The Baked Tile Company Based in The Mumbles, Swansea, The Baked Tile Co. was started in 2013, to bring new and exciting tiles to the UK market, offer high- end design online and at affordable prices, and to share our passion for tiles with our customers. With second-generation tile guru and experienced Interior Designer (and British Institute of Interior Design member) Lesley Taylor now at the helm, our team of interior designers regularly scours Europe for the latest tile innovations and designs. There’s nothing we love more than identifying upcoming tile trends and adding them to the Baked Tiles collections.
More information is available from
bakedtiles.co.uk.
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