Glazed tiles
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News • News • 12 Jun 2023
Glazed crimson tiles meet wood and exposed concrete in this vibrant workspace designed by Yatofu
In the historic neighbourhood of Hongkou, a district in Shanghai known for its compact alleyway houses called lilongs, Yatofu Creatives designed a dynamic workplace for INMEDIA, a Shanghai-based creative consultancy.
With a vision to create a workspace that embodies versatility and innovation, Yatofu embarked upon designing a dynamic environment that not only caters to diverse work styles but also mirrors the forward-thinking essence of the company.
Wen Studio
Wen Studio
Seeking inspiration from the legacy of lilongs and colourful alleys of Southern Europe, the design reimagines the office setting as a lively, community-based workspace. The layout is planned in two zones representing the interior and exterior of alleyway... More
Product • By Mosa • Murals Change
Murals Change
Change
Subtle lines with random sweeps of glazing divides the tile into two parts. This creates a tile that catches light and plays with shadows.Matt and gloss in one tile
Murals Change consists of five colors: bright white, warm grey, earthy brown, anthracite, and clay beige. All tiles are available in the glazing combinations gloss/stone matt and stone matt/stone matt.Mosa Murals
Seamless interiors, where architecture and ceramics come together in perfect synergy; this is the essence of Murals. This dynamic wall tiles collection comprises layers of carefully composed colors, formats, finishes, and textures, designed to coexist in harmony. At once subtle and extra-ordinary, the transformative power of Murals lies in its ability to secur... More
Product • By NEW TERRACOTTA • Handmade Glazed Tiles
Handmade Glazed Tiles
Made from natural clays, New Terracotta hand moulded and glazed tiles manufactured using a double-firing process, are known for its variation in size, shape, colour and texture. Our tile are characterised by countless hues, unique nuances and particular shading details. No two pieces are exactly alike in both design and dimensiom, and, quite often, not perfectly flat. The irregular edges, the corrugated surface and the small imperfections are the character which makes each piece unique. More