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  1. MaterialCustom ceramic tileGlazed ceramic tiles made from fired clay, with a durable vitreous glaze surface, non-porous, designed for interior wall use. Palet combines design, code, and craftsmanship to make custom ceramic tiles easy and accessible. Created by a small team with expertise in digital design and ceramics, the studio applies digital product thinking to interior surfaces.
  2. MaterialCoffee Waste TilesCoffee Waste Tiles are made from locally collected coffee grounds bound with natural bio-resins. The material celebrates the tactile warmth and depth of roasted coffee, evoking sensory and visual connection to its origin. Each tile is handcrafted, with variations in tone and surface revealing the natural irregularities of the material.
  3. MaterialStainless steel tileSistema Men stainless steel loose lay tiles combine a special application of material technology, ease of fitting, versatility and a novel aesthetic quality.The system consists of metallic tiles mounted on rubber plate supports which create a special soft feel underfoot.
  4. MaterialColdharbour fishing net tilesColdharbour's first wall tile collection is made from 52% recycled HDPE fishing nets, one of the largest contributors to ocean pollution. Every square meter of Coldharbour Tiles repurposes 3.5 kilos of fishing gear. Fishing gear which could easily have ended up in landfills or worse, as ghost nets, entangling turtles, seals and other marine animals.
  5. MaterialWood Wool Design tilesThese acoustic panels are made with wood wool. CEWOOD Design panels with milled lines offer the same acoustic properties as regular CEWOOD Acoustic panels but with the added aesthetic feature of decorative grooves on the surface. You can choose from a variety of pre-designed milled line patterns, or create individual designs to suit your specific interior design and unique character.
  6. MaterialSecond High tilePretty Plastic’s new tile is especially made for prefabricated building procedures and high-rises. With this new tile, Pretty Plastic offers a unique product from recycled PVC that matches the latest developments and regulations for circular building requirements.
  7. MaterialFUR concrete wall tileFUR is a concrete wall tile that is designed to invite to be touched. Inspired by the fur of animals, it can create a soft looking and seamless surface both indoors and outdoors. The material is available in standard single colours white, black, pink, beige, dark blue and grey, but can also be custom coloured. The tiles are also available in double colour, decorated with playful splashes of a second colour.
  8. MaterialIgnorance is Bliss ceramic tilesIGNORANCE IS BLISS is an ongoing project about reincorporating the value of metal waste by applying it as a pigment from industries such as drinking water supply and soil remediation into new valuable products and methods. As a result of broad-scale material research and prototyping, one outcome is ceramic tiles, which are coloured purely using 100% industrial metal waste.
  9. MaterialGolden TileThis tile is made of 24k golden wall and floor tiles ( 30 x 30 cm) with a protective layer of glass. It is intended for use in high-end, luxury projects and can be used for both interior and exterior applications.
  10. MaterialMother of pearl mosaic tilesThese mother of pearl tiles consist of a boar with pre-mounted mother of pearl mosaics, designed to not require grouting. Mounted on a fire proof fibre, magnesium or honeycomb board, the tiles and panels offer a convenient and exclusive surface finish. Utilising both fresh water and salt water pearl, the mosaics are available in a series of various colours, styles and patterns.
  11. MaterialLava tilesOccasionally the hot running lava of Iceland is solidified into a big smooth surface reminiscent of a grand cathedral floor. Tinna Gunnardóttir likes to grasp this wild material and force it into geometrical shapes, which can then be used as a paving material. The lava tiles quickly get colonised by moss and other vegetation. The lava tiles have the size 40x40x2 cm and are made of Icelandic lava.
  12. MaterialLeather TilesThese richly textured and luxurious wall tiles are designed by London-based Genevieve Bennett for Spinneybeck. Historically the art of laser engraving or laser etching was used to create intricate patterns and designs on materials such as wood and glass. Here, this technique is extended to full grain, vegetable tanned Belting Leather.
  13. MaterialHT coating for ceramic tilesThe HT coating for ceramic tiles is based on the photocatalytic properties of titanium dioxide as a catalyst, which effects a reaction between light, oxy-gen and air humidity. The coating is baked onto the glaze at high temperature in-plant.
  14. MaterialSteel tilesThe tiles feature different textures and different colours and are available for use on floors and walls. The steel slabs can be used for the covering of walls, floors and stairs.
  15. MaterialAnimal & Leather Print TilesThese exclusive handcrafted clay tiles can be custom manufactured in every shape, print, pattern or painted motif desirable. The surfaces consists of 3 layers of enamel and glazing. Colours used are Inspired by African plains, animals and frosted glass.
  16. MaterialLava Tiles (Natural)Lava Tiles is a lava stone based line of products that combines new and traditional techniques in order to create uniquely textured wall and floor coverings that feature the positive material properties natural stone is known for – such as strength, moisture resistance and thermal insulation.
  17. MaterialLeather Belt Floor TilesSecond hand leather belts re-worked to create hardwearing surfaces. Each hand selected belt is chemical free cleaned and then shaved. The belts are glued onto a reconstituted leather backing. Suitable for table and bar tops, walls and floors. Available in Brown and Black.
  18. MaterialSpin steel tileSpin stainless steel tile is a material that catches the eye. It is decorative and functional, and creates an exclusive ambience. Five different surfaces in five fitting heights are possible and it can be used individually and creatively. Whether pure steel or in combination with other floor or wall coverings numerous possibilities are offered by the tiles, mosaics and border strips.
  19. Materialaluminium tileAlumillenium tiles are creates by a new innovative concept using recycled metal materials as the principle component for tiles.
  20. MaterialOrange Peel Waste TilesOrange Peel Waste Tiles transform citrus peel residues into vivid, tactile biomaterials full of texture and visual warmth. Each piece embodies playful variations in colour and structure, balancing material experimentation with craftsmanship. The tiles can be pressed or cast to achieve a range of densities and surface finishes, from matte to glossy.
  21. MaterialCoconut TilesEkobe coconut tiles are made from Bahia coconut endocarp (hard coconut shell) using a patented process. It is a natural product which has no environmental impact. The fact that the coconut shell is made of approximately 50% lignin (natural resin), gives it great resistance to decomposition by micro-organisms and insect attack.
  22. MaterialKoyo Ibushi TilesThe ceramic-like material is made by carbonizing mineral rich soil, a traditional Japanese technique. This results in a rigid, microporous material with a metallic coloured surface and with a high durability. Its porosity makes the material humidity-regulating. Koyo Ibushi Tiles, with various designs, are handmade.
  23. MaterialLava Tiles (glazed)Lava Tiles is a lava stone based line of products that utilises new and traditional techniques in order to create wall and floor coverings that combine the colourful appearance of ceramics with the positive material properties natural stone is known for - such as strength, moisture resistance and thermal insulation.
  24. MaterialDesign Coconut TilesThese tiles are made from hard coconut shells using a patented processing method. The shells consist of about 50% lignin(natural vegetable resin), which gives it great resistance to decomposing or rotting and also insect attack. The surface revels the natural textures of the coconut shell, lighting up some spot light points due to the material’s irregularity.