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New Tile Designs

The Language of Leather

Apavisa’s new Pelle collection – a beautiful leather-effect range – has been created using innovative 3D digital printing. This allows tile designers to not only create subtle surface colours and patterns but also to print texture on tiles. Continue reading The Language of Leather

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Medina cement tiles by Ramacieri Soligo
Art and Artists, Motifs & Materials, New Tile Designs

Medina Manifesto

Ramacieri Soligo from Montreal, has added new patterns and colours to its on-trend collection of Medina cement tiles. Continue reading Medina Manifesto

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Medina cement tiles by Ramacieri Soligo
Motifs & Materials, New Tile Designs

Montreal Medina

Designed by Ramacieri Soligo and handmade in Morocco, the Media concrete tile collection echoes classic Eastern and geometric patterns. Continue reading Montreal Medina

diaryofatileaddictJanuary 21, 2017September 4, 2025Leave a comment
Ceramica Porto Ferreira
Exhibitions, New Tile Designs, Revestir

Club Country

Ceramica Porto Ferreira was one of the star turn’s at Brazil’s top tile show, Revestir, in 2016. It made a bold statement by cladding the entire front wall of the company’s stand in 520 by 1,040 Malbec tiles from the Neowood collection. Continue reading Club Country

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Quarter Circle by Marianne Smink
Art and Artists, Dutch Tiles, New Tile Designs

Inherent Imperfection

Marianne Smink designs and makes screen-printed ceramic tiles, and digitally-printed wallpapers. Her aim is to achieve beauty through the inherent imperfection of hand-made work, drawing on the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. Continue reading Inherent Imperfection

diaryofatileaddictJanuary 16, 2017September 4, 20251 Comment

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