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  1. MaterialCarpet tileCARPET is made of through body coloured porcelain and the finishing surface is matt. Carpet is available in different sizes:45x45cm, 30x60cm, 60x60cm and 45x90cm. The tiles can be used for as well floor as wall covering
  2. MaterialVILLIglas TilesVILLI materials are manufactured in a new patented process, which gives them a unique brilliance and interplay of light and colour. In this process, a mixture of glass powder and pigments is applied to 8mm thick float glass and fused in the furnace at temperatures of around 820 degrees Celsius.
  3. MaterialAisti® Teno acoustic tileAisti’s innovative suspended ceiling acoustic tiles are crafted from natural wood fibres using a foam-forming process, resulting in a lightweight, highly porous structure. This design provides excellent sound absorption while being free from plastic binders and irritating mineral wool fibres.
  4. MaterialRecycled rubber tileHigh quality rubber tile made from recycled tires, made with a durable polyurethane binder under moderate temperature conditions. designes for versatile flooring application, offering excellent durability and resistance to extreme temperature to extreme temperatures.
  5. MaterialConcrete Crochet TilesConcrete Crochet Tiles designed by Doreen Westphal are made of ceramic concrete (by G.tecz) and capture a hand crafted inlay of traditional crochet.
  6. MaterialSensitile glass tilesSensitile glass tiles contain internal faceting and interlayers in various colours, contained within smooth laminated safety glass. The geometric and organic internal patterns allow for the penetration and/or distribution of daylighting.
  7. MaterialSteel floor tilesThe surface Ferrit is a hot-rolled steel material which is coloured partly cobalt blue during the cooling process. In the predominant areas the steel has grey nuances and also rolled-in slag is characteristic for its natural surface. The surface protection is a wax layer that is coated during the production and that will be renewed over an addition to the cleaning water during the regular maintenance.
  8. MaterialCopper tiles collectionThe wafer-thin copper mosaic panels consist of 100% copper backed onto craft paper. The copper of only 0.5 mm thin is treated with a special formula to get its anodised finish in two varieties. The craft paper of 1 mm thick holds the seams tightly together. The Copper Tiles are available in two finishes.
  9. MaterialFlaster TilesThe tiles are designed by Andras Rudolf for IVANKA. The material is high density fiber reinforced high performance concrete. It is an persistent and resistant material, suitable for in- and outdoors, domestic and public use. The aging of the product is a natural and aesthetically pleasing characteristic that influences its appearance.
  10. MaterialLeather Floor TilesNatural and organic waste material, leather scrap, pressed into floor tiles. The general leather qualities are maintained: durability, sturdiness, warmth and insulation.
  11. MaterialRecycled glass tilesThese tiles are created from 100% recycled glass. The recycled pebbles are collected from the usual and, at times unusual, sources.
  12. MaterialCriaterra wall tilesCRIATERRA’s zero-cement bio-geo stone aims to replace and revolutionise precast building products. The cement-free and kiln-free technology produces low carbon masonry blocks, cladding and tiles. The composite materials as strong as concrete allow the mass production of constructive elements as well as interior products.
  13. MaterialCellular – the breathing facade tileCellular is a climate improving facade tile that integrates the natural growth of air algae as an architectural element, giving a whole new aesthetic to city greening. The hollow ceramic panels function as rainwater stores, creating a humid environment that is the perfect habitat for the vegetation. While the micropatina produces oxygen and absorbs air pollutants, the evaporating rainwater causes a natural air conditioning.
  14. MaterialRUSTICORK cork tilesPatchwork cork tiles or panels produced by gluing and pressing several pieces of natural cork, to be used as a wallcovering within buildings. RUSTICORK uses strips of natural cork, which are discarded for the manufacture of stoppers, or pieces of virgin cork in its raw state.
  15. MaterialLeather-TilesA natural leather in different colours and embosses, combined with foam plates, between 6 and 8 mm thick. The material has a natural look and feel, good sound absorbing qualities and is warm and very comfortable to the touch.
  16. MaterialLeather tilesThe appearance of a leather floor covering actually improves with age and wear. Anyone walking over a leather floor immediately notices how different it is from hardwood or stone. Footsteps are muffled and it is possible to feel the softness of the leather beneath one’s feet.
  17. MaterialThat’s Caffeine tilesThat's Caffeine is a material made in England from waste coffee grounds. Handmade in London, it has a similar look and feel as granite, but because it is a biocomposite made of bio-binders, minerals and plant-based resin, it is lightweight and recyclable.
  18. MaterialLeather floor tilesWide range of flooring and leather panelling ideal for residential and nautical furnishing.
  19. Material‘Carbon Capture’ tilesCarbon Capture is a material exploration that reflects on contemporary carbon capture technologies through a critical, material-driven approach. The project utilises anthracite coal—one of the most carbon-dense fossil fuels—permanently cast within a mineral or cementitious binder. By physically embedding the carbon source, the material offers a literal interpretation of “capturing” carbon.
  20. MaterialMother of pearl concrete tilesDesigned by Studio Baukje Trenning, these concrete surfaces have a special addition: mother of pearl. This addition creates a special contrast between the matt surface of the standard concrete and the shiny mother of pearl surface.