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67 Moroccan Tile Ideas For Your Interior

67 Moroccan Tile Ideas For Your Interior
Tiles are among the most traditional materials used for home decor and they can be not just a basic thing but a bold accent in your home that will bring interest to the space. Example? Moroccan and Arabesque-inspired tiles that have the shapes, the colors, the drama. From kitchens backsplashes to bathroom walls and whole floors,... 
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Natural Stone-Inspired Tiles Collection By Marazzi

Natural Stone-Inspired Tiles Collection By Marazzi
The darkest known form of slate and prized Belgian rock Pierre Blue are among the inspirations for the latest tiles in Marazzi’s Mystone range with three new types of tiles: Ardesia, Bluestone and Lavagna. The tiles are made from porcelain but offer the appearance of natural stone. Each model is available in a range of... 
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26 Bold Mosaic Kitchen Backsplashes To Get Inspired

26 Bold Mosaic Kitchen Backsplashes To Get Inspired
A kitchen backsplash isn’t only a practical thing that saves your walls from fat and other substances, it’s also a décor detail and a way to make a statement! We offer you using mosaic tiles for your backsplash to make it pop, and here are some ideas. There are special mosaic tiles that contain various... 
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The Hottest Décor Trend: 27 Metallic Tile Décor Ideas

The Hottest Décor Trend: 27 Metallic Tile Décor Ideas
Metallic tiles is all the rage in interior design. We see it more and more in kitchens, bathrooms, and even ceilings and walls. Metallic tiles look amazing almost anywhere. They are also pretty easy when it comes to cleaning and care. Copper is becoming a more preferred option for kitchen backsplashes so if you want... 
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Ceramic Tiles Collection Inspired By The 50s Pop Art

Ceramic Tiles Collection Inspired By The 50s Pop Art
Quebec-based Ceratec launched a collection of super fun tiles that were inspired by the pop art of Roy Lichtenstein. The POP Series features 12 illustrated tiles with 10 complementary, brightly colored tiles to round out the vibrant series. The color palette of the collection references the 1950s but still is just as modern today. Perfect... 
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Modern Surface Trend: 30 Geometric Tiles Ideas

Modern Surface Trend: 30 Geometric Tiles Ideas
Geometric décor is very trendy and popular today, it’s perfect for almost any type of interior and easy to make an accent. We’ve already spoilt you with cute geometric décor ideas, and today I’d like to share some creative geometric tiles for your home décor. Bold geometry and vibrant color palettes combine to create show-stopping... 
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Mosaic Sea Glass Collection Inspired By Shore Walks

Mosaic Sea Glass Collection Inspired By Shore Walks
Sea Glass is a new collection of handcrafted mosaic. Created by Sara Baldwin for New Ravenna, Sea Glass is inspired by walks along the Eastern Shore of Virginia, where Baldwin would find pieces of glass “smoothed by years of waves and sand.” The eight patterns depict natural elements, as well as ornamental motifs. Aurelia, Chinoiserie,... 
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Edgy Hexagonal Concrete Tiles For Eye-Catching Decor

Edgy Hexagonal Concrete Tiles For Eye-Catching Decor
Remember we told you about cool geometric ideas for home décor? These tiles are exactly for those who have chosen such décor. Imagined by Austrian designers Patrycja Domanska and Tanja Lightfoot, these hexagonal concrete tiles named Edgy have captured our attention with a blend of versatility, simplicity and elegance. Versatile in style, color and placement,... 
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Smink Tiles Made Using Wabi-Sabi Principles

Smink Tiles Made Using Wabi-Sabi Principles
Dutch designer Marianne Smink translates the welcome imperfections of hand-stamped and brush-painted designs in her screen-printed tiles. Smink’s tiles all fall under Japanese wabi-sabi principles —with a Dutch edge. The Quarter Circle tiles feature the simple but sharp outline of a quarter circle, only subtly visible against a loosely painted background. Together the quarters enhance... 
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