As The Tile Turns

JUNE 28, 2023

Decorative Materials Design Consultant, Monica Lozano, recently had the opportunity to chat with Denver design powerhouse, Atelier Interior Design , on their expert use of our products. Atelier put together a great synopsis of their conversation with Monica regarding tile in design, recapped below.

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As The Tile Turns

MAY 28, 2014

Per Mountain Living magazine, “Glass-inlaid oak doors from the 1880s open into the 13,000-square-foot inn’s main living area, where the décor is a surprisingly urban mix of luxurious fabrics and soft neutrals with rustic wood and stone.” Behind The Tile Denver tile source Interior Design stone'

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As The Tile Turns

OCTOBER 7, 2014

Still, when designing interiors toward that style it helps to possess a list. Rustic elegance conjures images of historic ideals but today’s innovative designs and materials in tile and stone give us the quality and look our ancestors would have loved! How do you define it? Not sure, but we know it when we see it.

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Life of an Architect

FEBRUARY 10, 2016

In September of last year, I found myself in Scottsdale, Arizona, attending the Sub-Zero and Wolf Kitchen Design Contest Summit and Gala. This has been a wonderfully enlightening journey and I am grateful to have been a part of something this big and impactful to the kitchen design community. and 16 countries worldwide.

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Freshome Design & Architecture Magazine

JANUARY 22, 2015

Image Source: Grace Design Associates. This form contains no water element, and is designed to portray a scene of mountains and rivers. Image Source: Sustainable Garden Designer. For this reason, keeping your design simple and small actually works best towards a successful final product and space.

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Life of an Architect

NOVEMBER 12, 2013

It is not (and should not try to be) an endorsement of your superior design skills. I personally feel that having fewer licensed architects is bad for the profession because good designers will go unlicensed and clients will start to recognize (correctly) that they can hire unlicensed designers who are equally qualified to do the work.

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