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- Cellular – 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.
- RUSTICORK 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.
- Greenwall Tiled City Hall in BelgiumProviding greenspace in an innovative way, the new city hall in Herstal, Belgium features a chequered facade of individual greenwall ‘tiles’, mixed with glass and…
- Leather-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.
- Leather 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.
- That’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.
- KARAK Tiles
- Nelskamp Roof tiles
- H&R Johnson Tiles Ltd.
- Leather floor tilesWide range of flooring and leather panelling ideal for residential and nautical furnishing.
- ‘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.
- Linoleum tiles that can be remoulded like clayDutch designer Christien Meindertsma, in collaboration with Dzek, show a ‘raw’ form of linoleum, that is endlessly remoudable. Linoleum is best known as a…
- Mother 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.
- The Cooling Benefit of White TileCompanies BH Keramiek, Energie-Positief and roof tile manufacturer Meyer-Holsen have collaborated to develop a sustainable white ceramic roof tile. The goal of this innovative…
- 3D clay printed tiles inspired by Delft Blue porcelainDutch design studio Studio RAP has reinterpreted the design of Delft Blue porcelain, by creating 3000 unique, 3D clay printed tiles, which were installed…
