Shoppable design ideas
Complete room schemes built from real tiles in our range, every surface named, every tile shoppable. These are design concepts to borrow from, not staged client projects.
Warm Minimal Bathroom
A pared-back bathroom that leans warm rather than clinical. A large-format beige porcelain floor reads as one quiet plane, a matte stone-look wall softens the light, and a fine mosaic gives the shower niche a single point of texture. Nothing competes; everything settles.
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Monochrome Luxe Ensuite
A high-contrast ensuite built on a marble-look porcelain feature wall — the veining does the talking. A polished light floor lifts the room, and a deep charcoal accent grounds the vanity wall. A marble look, honestly: this is veined porcelain, not natural stone, so it shrugs off a wet area.
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Coastal Kitchen
A relaxed kitchen palette: a glossy white splashback you can wipe in a second, a warm timber-look porcelain underfoot for softness without the maintenance of wood, and a green accent for a hit of the outdoors. Built to take spills, heat, and weekend traffic.
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Industrial Living Floor
An open living floor in concrete-look porcelain — the raw, urban surface, delivered as a tile that stays flat, sealed, and warm underfoot. A large format keeps grout lines sparse so the floor reads continuous across the room. A matte charcoal feature wall frames the media zone.
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Alfresco Entertainer
An outdoor entertaining floor designed to run on from the inside. A textured, slip-rated outdoor porcelain handles rain and bare feet, while a stone-look tone keeps it reading natural. Choose a 20mm paver version of the same look for the garden path and the transition disappears.
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Mediterranean Powder Room
A powder room is the place to be bold — it's small, and you don't live in it all day. A handmade-look zellige or gloss feature wall brings depth and a hand-finished ripple, a terracotta-toned floor warms the base, and a fine mosaic edges the basin. Big personality in a tiny footprint.
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