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April Showers Bring May Flowers

Architectural Ceramics

From the ground up, we’ll see what goes under and over shower floors and walls. Your contractor will thank you for not having to pour a cement basin. Had enough talk about what goes behind the floor and walls of a shower? The design is refreshing, from the calming walls and floors, to no-fuss the cabinetry.

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Grouted Geometry

Diary of a Tile Addict

Left: Cava Green with terracotta joints. Left: Cava white with terracotta joints. Right: Wall Cava White with Grey joints, floor Cava Grey with Grey joints. Wall: Cava White with terracotta joints and Cava Green with Black joints. Floor: Cava Beige with Beige joints. Floor: Cava Brown with Turquoise joints.

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Too much Terrazzo?

Diary of a Tile Addict

Its mottled appearance is relatively timeless and classic, think Hollywood Walk of Fame, and is often the material of choice to cover large expansive floors, such as in airports and shopping centres. This was then used between the floor and wall tiles which sprawl throughout the home resulting in an incredibly effective one-of-a-kind design.

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Outstanding Ornamenta

Diary of a Tile Addict

The halls abounded in excellent examples of the latest in cement-, wood-, marble-, cotto-, and terrazzo-effects, plus a good smattering of geometrics, planks and modern metallics. Mujo is a terracotta produced in a recently-neglected format, 300 by 300mm, but one with a rich ceramic history.