Inspired by majestic birds, Moooi brings its imaginative spirit to tile with a debut collection that turns walls + floors into works of art.
Designed by Ronan Bouroullec, Bottone +Osso rethink tile grids through subtle shape cuts, turning grout lines into playful design elements.
STUDIOTAMAT, Arianna De Luca, and Ninefifty turn ceramic wall tiles into BALERA, luminous works of art with lighting directly integrated.
The UU Tiles collection by Unknown, Untitled embraces the idea of permanence with wall hooks and lights cohesively blending into the tiling.
Cheeky colors and elegant design are no longer just for interiors. The Tivoli Tech tile collection by Cristina Celestino takes the fun outside.
WOW Designs creates the Melange collection of 15 ceramic tiles that allows users to bring tapestry-like looks and ombré effects to walls.
Adagio, by Ronan Bouroullec for Mutina, is a ceramic module that can transform blank walls into expansive wall sculptures inspired by fabric.
TileBar’s mission is to not only bring customers the best tiles in every category, but to provide them with the tools, products, and assistance that set TileBar apart from the rest.
Editor-in-Chief Caroline Williamson returns to Take 5 with five favorite artists, including Devin Wilde, ENESS, Momoko Ikarashi, and more.
Discover Fornace Brioni's subtle alchemy of water, earth, and fire as they produce the cotto cladding from the finest clays on the Po River floodplain, seen in the Grounded exhibition.
Alex Proba embraces a muted palette and mid-century modern elegance in her new tile collection with Concrete Collaborative inspired by Italian cuisine.
In eight different rich colors and three sizes, the Time tile collection allows for endless configurations that mix color, scale, or both.
The California company Concrete Collaborative tapped designers Tiffany Howell, Eny Lee Parker, and Sarah Sherman Samuel, to reimagine the future of stone.
The limited-edition Abyss Wall Tile by Duffy London features an interchangeable 3D printed design that allows users to create their own vertical Abyss.
Artist and designer Aimée Wilder translates her large format silkscreened works into a collection of groovy yet modern tile design patterns.
