Geometrics are trending in 2024 so heres a little interior inspo and some tiles to match! 1) Moroccan Stars Go for gorgeous Moroccan design with a repeat motif in varying shades. Get the look with Zellige Medina From Mainzu, Moroccan Encaustic Cement Pattern 19C from Best Tile, or Spanish//Moroccan Style No.18 from Cerastone. 2) Zzz A woven herringbone look made from rows of Zs creates … Continue reading Get the Look: Geometrics
The sweet calm of pastel shades with all the function of a classic bathroom, these inspiring interiors offer life on the softer side, and our tile matches will help you recreate the looks at home. 1. Soft Sea Shades Earthy pastels in light dusty pink and a gentle sagey blue pair with natural wood tones and rattan in this bathroom. Get the look with Bulevar … Continue reading Get the Look: Pastel Bathrooms
Every day we find ourselves inspired by tiles from all around the world. We love sharing what’s new and exciting in design but sometimes it’s old-fashioned styles that are the ones to watch. Today we’re talking vintage. The colourful bathrooms of the 20th century may not be to everyone’s taste, but there’s no denying their unique character. Nowhere has gathered quite as much evidence of … Continue reading Vintage bathrooms for the 21st Century
Better Homes & Gardens have curated a list of five trending colours for the bathroom so we’ve collected some interior inspo to match. 1. Warm Earth Tones A love for natural and organic materials, retro styling, and comforting spaces have brought warm earth tones to the top of interior colour trends. Rich ochres, burnt orange, woods, stone, terracotta, and softer shades like taupe and cream … Continue reading Trending Bathroom Colours
Looking to create a calm chilled out bathroom? Look no further than Scandi/Japandi. Soft shades and neutrals, woods and natural stone make the most of nature and offer a clutter free chic design with relaxing spa-like vibes. 1) Textured stone Large format slabs in brushed beige tones offer height and texture in this @nobuhotels bathroom. Get the look with Eleganza Cream from Ape Grupo, Metropolis … Continue reading Get the Look: Scandi Japandi
On Friday Clapham-based not-for-profit arts organisation Studio Voltaire reopened with a fresh face. Revitalising this important space by creating 42% more artist studios, a kitchen, a workshop, and two residency studios, this project has gone well beyond improving the look and utility of Studio Voltaire. Amongst these improvements is a refreshed garden and entrance space (complete with volcanic ash glazed tiles ExCinere), a restored Victorian … Continue reading Voltaire’s Vibrant Lavatories
With work featuring on the cover of The New Yorker, National Geographic, and The New York Times, today’s featured artist isn’t exactly underground. He’s drawn live at the Venice Art Biennale, the London Olympics, and the New York City Marathon (whilst running it), and hand-drew a 360 degree VR animation for The New Yorker. But somehow it’s his… bathrooms that we’re most interested in. Christoph … Continue reading Bathrooms become conceptual centres
