Last year we covered the exciting collection Cava designed by LucidiPevere for Living Ceramics – a concrete-effect range focused on highlighting the wonders of coloured grout through a series of surface incisions. And now this concept is expanding.
The new Cava Mosaic project takes the base idea of Cava – that grout is the key element when it comes to the tiles’ decor – and implements it in a new series of formats. Utilising the join between tiles enables a whole raft of decorative possibilities. With Cava it was with clear-cut straight lines, but with Cava Mosaic the decor is a little more experimental.
With mosaic sheets offering a different kind of installation method, the designers are free to play with larger gaps between the ceramic elements. The resulting mosaics make exceptional use of the small formats, and the final appearance upon installation with coloured grout produces something truly unique and captivating.
The five mosaic options each utilise triangular and diamond shapes, allowing their absence or presence to produce a variety of visual effects. Six colours make up the range (White, Grey, Beige, Brown, Green, and Black) and eighteen grout shades (from Terracotta to Space Blue) are recommended to complement the pieces.
A new post by Hanna Simpson, Diary of a Tile Addict, November 2019.
2 thoughts on “Geometric Grouting”