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Otto’s Kismet

Celebrating their tenth anniversary in style, Otto Tiles & Design are welcome Kismet – a collection that encapsulates the company’s rich contemporary style and pays homage to its Turkish roots.

A person holding a sample tile with curved yellow patterns above intricate yellow and white geometric tiles on the floor.
Decorative tile design featuring geometric shapes in teal and cream colors.

Each of Kismet’s three designs are named for the country’s historic people and places – Amara (a neighbourhood in Halfeti), Patara (an ancient city in Antalya), and Hittites (a Bronze Age Anatolian civilisation).

A stylish bathroom featuring a green bathtub, decorative tiles in soft colors, a red window frame, and artistic lighting. Decorative elements include a vase and unique furniture, creating a modern and elegant atmosphere.
A person holding a tile sample featuring a split-moon terrazzo design in pastel colors, standing on a floor with a similar pattern.
A stylish kitchen interior featuring a woman leaning against a visually striking countertop adorned with geometric patterned tiles, complemented by a soft pink backdrop and modern decor.

Decorative split-moon terrazzo style tiles in delicate pastels and sophisticated neutrals form Amara. Four colour ways are available – the pastel and taupe Dirty Pink, the peach and lilac Peanut, the tan and cream Beige, and the smoky and sandy Curry.

Decorative split-moon terrazzo style tile featuring four circular patterns in pastel shades of pink and peach set against a neutral background.
Decorative split-moon terrazzo style tile in pastel and neutral tones featuring contrasting circular and half-circle shapes.

Taking inspiration from ancient Anatolian art, the patchwork decors of Patara and Hittites incorporate the curves of recovered sculptures and nod to glyphs with their shapes and composition.

A decorative tile featuring a modern abstract design in black and beige, showcasing geometric shapes, including circles and curves.
A person holding a blue tile with a black abstract shape, standing on a patterned floor covered in blue tiles featuring various dark shapes.

Patara is available in Beige, Mustard, and Blue whilst Hittites comes in Beige, Blue, and Walnut.

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

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