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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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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