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- Divine (Dischroic) TilesThe Dichroic Tiles of the Divine glass collection tiles have a colour spectrum that shifts from one end to the other. With an interesting chameleon transition these tiles appear to be different colours when viewed from different angles. Available with both smooth and textured surfaces.
- Funchal Cork TileThe Funchal tile is a cork floor tile that highlights the natural texture and appearance of cork within its design. Manufactured in Portugal, the tile measures 300 × 600 mm with a thickness of approximately 3.5 mm. Designed for flooring applications, the tile combines durability with the inherent resilience of cork.
- Magnetic leather wall and floor tilesBlackstock magnetic leather tiles are especially made for indoor wall and floor covering. The tiles are suited for any sort of room except rooms with a high humidity, such as bathrooms and kitchens.
- BorjaJet roof tilesBorjaJet roof tiles combine traditional ceramic roof tiles with inkjet printing. Using this technology, a wide variety of finishes is possible such as slates, woods, stones, marbles and oxides. The technology, used for the first time on roof tiles, allows the advantages of classic ceramic roof tiles with the look of another material, without the need, for instance, to cut down trees or quarry stone.
- Arce’s 3D TilesAgustina Arce of Arce’s 3D Tiles explores the beauty and limits of transparent resin as a material. This highly distinctive and inventive line of custom 3D tiles is a result of her material explorations. These tiles are made with the best epoxy transparent resin available on the market. The resin is not only crystal clear, but offers a high-gloss finish.
- Heath TilesHeath tiles are designed by Edith Heath and manufactured by hand. The tiles are also glazed by hand, making each tile a bit different from the other. All tiles by Heath can be used indoors as well as outdoors, both on walls, ceilings and floors.
- Plynyl floor tilePlynyl floor tiles use additives which allow easy installation and increase sustainability ratings. The tiles can be easily installed using hook-and-loop fastenings with conventional low-VOC releasable adhesives. The yarns used are phthalate-free and made with at least 25% renewable vegetable compounds.
- Compact TileThis cement-bonded tile differs from conventional marble composite tiles in the fact that it is made using a new manufacturing method: vibro-compacting under vacuum.
- Skip TileSkip Tile is at least 95% waste-based and produced with a unique energy- and water-saving process, making it easily one of the most sustainable ceramic tiles out there. Spray drying is skipped, and a low-energy dry granulation process is used instead. This reduces CO2 emissions more than 50%, compared to the average traditional product.
- Rebbur TileRebbur Tile is a sustainable surface material developed by combining natural rubber with underutilized resources such as tea leaves, seaweed scraps, eggshells, wood chips, stone powder, and iron powder. It transforms industrial and food-production waste into a functional design material, supporting circular material development while maintaining a warm and tactile quality.
- 3D Printed Urban Ceramics 4D TileThe 4D Tile is an innovative 3D printed ceramic tile conceived as a 4D building element, designed to interact over time with water, climate, and living nature. Measuring 8x8 cm and crafted in durable stoneware ceramic, its sculptural geometry is engineered to capture rain and retain ambient moisture, creating ideal conditions for local moss to thrive.
- Oer TilesIn this project, designers Kirstie van Noort and Lotte de Raadt developed new ideas for the use of iron sludge in ceramics and tiles. Iron sludge is a residual waste product from water production in the Netherlands. The designers ended up in developing a line of wall tiles in different shades that can be used in sustainable architecture.
- Water TilesWater Tiles are 15 different pavement tiles sized 30x30x5 cm inspired by the Dutch waterworks. A square, terras or playground can be changed into a river delta! The tiles with slopes and gullies can be arranged in different patterns. After a rain shower, the tiles will form puddles and streams. The pattern can also be connected to a drainpipe, rain barrel or water pump. Watertegels can be used to transport rainwater to infiltration areas (wadis) instead of the sewer as well as a natural motivation to play and learn.
- Living Pavement tilesThe initiative Gewildgroei (Wanted Weeds) is advocating a new approach towards nature and the city. The Living Pavement tiles offer space for spontaneous growth. By replacing a normal paving tile with a Living Pavement tile, you show that wild plants are beautiful, useful and welcome. In addition, the tiles provide better rainwater infiltration and promote more biodiversity.
- Inox TileA tile like the traditional tiles but now in stainless steel. Available in different sizes and in a large range of colors and finishes. suitable for both floors and walls.
- Padded wall tileThe Padded Wall Tile is made of rubber stretched over small cushions. Once the tiles have been glued the soft cushions are visible. The Padded Wall Tile is a new form of wall decoration and easy to maintain.
- Historical TilesThe "Historic" collection, which is available in 12 historical colours, can be ordered in the classical Jugendstil tile formats with different shape and surface structures.
- Leather Wall TileThe Leather Wall Tile is a pure aniline dyed, hand glazed product, with little or no pigment applied to the surface, allowing the hides natural markings, such as fat wrinkles, stretch marks and scars, to show through.
- Mimmik® TileMimmik Tile is developed using ZymecreteTM technology, a planet-friendly alternative to traditional cement that reduces CO2 emissions by at least 60%. Inspired by coral, one of nature’s most durable structures, this technology uses bacteria to bind carbon and calcium into a biologically formed marble material. Now in its third generation, the technology has matured into a stable and scalable production process.
- WEAVE concrete tilesWEAVE is a series of concrete tiles, inspired by the rhythmic imagery created by sand dunes and traditional weaving techniques. The surface is made from special concrete known as liquid stone, giving the tiles a smooth finish.
- Sky blue 3D TilesThe white to sky-blue glaze is made from a layer of glass. The glass is composed of a mixture of non-organic minerals: metal oxides and silicates. This is mixed with water to form a liquid, which is then poured over the moulded ceramics. Alternatively, products can be immersed or sprayed with the glaze.
- Safety TilesSafety Tiles is the range of non-slip and secure-grip floor tiles. These floor tiles can achieve anti-slip properties of R9 to R13 and grip depths of V0 to V10. The range is completed with a special series for wet and barefoot area.
- Lava Tiles (Flower print)Cut lava stones tiles are hand glazed using a special painting technique and then fired at a high temperature. The result is a tile featuring vibrant colours along with the strength, moisture resistance and thermal insulation properties of natural stone. Lava Tiles are also available with a flower print that is created by combining a glazed and silk print on top of the lava stone.
- found space tiles’’found space tiles’’ is a series of ceramic tiles that "reach out" to be touched. The finished tiles, after being materially translated into ceramic, freeze a posture, a moment of body-wall contact.
