Geometric floor

i am getting so so ahead of myself in writing this post. i haven't yet caught you up on the fact that, within a month of moving in, we tore out the middle of our main floor. i haven't mentioned that the demolition took out our powder room, or that we've been living without one, or that my dreams about the mudroom project include putting a powder room back in. i have so many before and after pictures from that era to show you. but i can't help it. i'm too excited to move on to what's next. we…

Concrete is the predominant material used in this beautifully considered renovation in an otherwise archetypal Victorian terrace in West London. Cast insitu and finely detailed, it is used for floo…

Wall tiles are a decorative element that architects and constructors have known and used since the beginning of civilization;

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Eccentrico presents Linea, Quadra and Multiforma tile collections

It is an updated view of a classic trend. The TRINITY collection recovers the Nordic-inspired encaustics, as a key decorative element. Simple and elegant. Classic but current.

Floor tiles range Maori in 20X20cm size, is a porcelain tile with encaustic cement tiles effect like finish.

Geometric pattern continues to be popular, and Fired Earth’s stunning new tile collections include Encaustic tiles in sumptuous colourways, Ravello tiles inspired by the hand-painted tiles of the Amalfi coast, hardwearing Terrazzo tiles, and the chic black and white Sorrento range. Sorrento Turro floor tiles with East Hampton black skirting. Walls in Skylon Grey paint.