Mindblowing tiles and ceramics

Mindblowing things you can do with tiles and ceramics

Tiles used to be things you saw only in bathrooms and train stations, but now – thanks to innovative new technology and stunning new designs – they have uses pretty much everywhere in the home.
Ultra-light floor tiles

These floor tiles look big and heavy but new technology has reduced their thickness without losing their strength, which means tiles and ceramics can now be used almost anywhere. We love the earthy tones and flowing swirls in these tiles.
 
Bedroom tiles

Tiles in the bedroom? No way! But technology now enables tiles and ceramics to be made much lighter in weight than before, yet stronger and able to be textured and styled any way you like. Because of this, designers are now starting to use them in bedrooms, living rooms and pretty much anywhere you’d never previously have expected to find tiles.
 

Bathroom and shower wall tiles

Where are the tiles in this wet-area bathroom? On the walls and floor, of course. Italian tile and ceramic maker Inalco creates large format and slim thickness ceramic panels like these which take the place of less durable panel systems.
Tiles create amazing fireplace effects

The latest porcelain technology allows for 6mm light-weight panels that can be up to 3.2 metres in length, enabling you to create stunning effects such as this fireplace at a fraction of the cost of real marble. Tiles can be used for floors, walls, joinery, exterior cladding and furniture.
Ceramic tile table top

Wait a minute – furniture made from tiles? Well yes, this table-top is made from a single ceramic tile.

 
Digital imagery on slimline ceramics

Always wanted to live in a Roman villa? Now you can do the next best thing in your own home with the Classico de Rex Statuario. High definition digital images locked into slimline ceramic technology gives you thousands of product options, finishes and sizes.
Porcelain stoneware kitchen benchtop

We simply had to show you this. It’s the iTOPKer porcelain stoneware kitchen worktop from Inalco, and we love the way it lets you meld the functionality of cooktops and basins – which normally stand out like sore thumbs – seamlessly into the beauty of your benchtop.


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