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Cyberspace Curiosities XXII

Tattoos, watercolours, shells, wiggles, and ladybirds, today’s Cyberspace Curiosities covers much!

1) Tattoo Tiles

Designed by tattoo artist Alba Dhaya and made in collaboration with Bussoga, these gorgeous creations translate thorny rose ink designs onto tile.

A person holding a tile featuring a thorny rose design in red and green, with a background of similar patterned tiles.
Close-up view of tiles featuring intricate black ink designs of roses and branches on a light background.

2) Ciment Stamp

This unusual decor from Aparici sits amongst a selection of plain grey cement-effect tiles. Drawing focus, Stamp features a watercolour effect in blue and white with randomised patterns, spots, and swirls creating a handmade look.

A grid of tiles featuring various watercolour patterns in shades of blue and white, displaying intricate designs including dots, swirls, and abstract forms.
A modern bathroom featuring two circular mirrors above stylish sink basins, with a decorative wall of blue and white patterned tiles.

3) Terrazzo Pearl

A beautiful beachside interpretation of terrazzo, Mosaic Factory‘s Terrazzo Pearl tiles feature remnants of mother of pearl and seashells as well as full shell cross sections to decorate and delight.

Flat surface featuring a light beige background with embedded decorative elements including seashells and swirling patterns.
Close-up view of a pale tile surface featuring scattered delicate designs of shells, leaves, and organic shapes, showcasing a natural and textured aesthetic.

4) Fluid

Imitating the look of poured cement tiles, Quintessenza‘s Fluid collection feature wibbly wobbly swirls in rich, yet muted shades. Seven combinations mix and match the collection’s eight colours for a playful array of decors.

Floor tiles featuring a fluid, wavy design in shades of green, beige, and white, creating a dynamic and artistic pattern.
A vibrant interior view showing a room with patterned tile flooring, a green side table, and a spherical lamp, framed by an archway with colored walls.

5) Ladybird

Designed to look like hand painted wallpaper, these Ladybird tiles from Petra Palumbo come in a sweet set of four. Created with a matching dado trim tile and wallpaper, you can cover your house from head to toe in ladybirds in either classic red or beautiful blue.

A close-up of decorative tiles featuring a pattern of hand-painted ladybirds in red and black, interspersed with green leafy designs on a white background.
A set of four decorative tiles featuring hand-painted blue ladybird designs on a white background, surrounded by green foliage patterns.

A new post by Hanna Simpson, Diary of a Tile Addict, May 2025.

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