Ceramica Tile + Design - Going Wild in the Bathroom: Animal-Inspired Ceramic Tiles

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Going Wild in the Bathroom: AnimalInspired Ceramic Tiles If

you are looking for a bold, contemporary look for your bathroom or any other tiled living space, you will be struck by the new ranges of animal inspired tiles from some of the world’s leading and most innovative manufacturers. Adelaide homeowners now have the opportunity to explore this wild new world that provides a whole new concept in ceramic tiles.

of the armoured scales of a crocodile, in that they form a complex, irregular pattern that is shaped and textured, the concave pattern reflecting light so that the tiles manage to look both smooth and rough at the same time. The effect is most intriguing and eye-catching, and the range of colours means that you can create an ultra-contemporary look (with bright red or black tiles), or one that is adventurous but retains some a sense of more traditional understatement, with a white or cream line. Snake inspired collections consist of interlocking, diamond-shaped tiles that form a pattern designed to evoke a serpent’s scales. These shiny, luminous tiles are contoured so that they have a ridge running down the centre of each one, and taper down to a point at the bottom, which in turn slots into a recess at the top of the tile below. This creates a fluid, overlapping effect, and light plays off the tiles from a variety of angles so that an essentially smooth surface appears to be almost

Some of the most stunning new collections are those inspired by the skins of crocodiles and snakes. Crocodile inspired ranges feature different sized and shaped contoured tiles that nevertheless have regular edges and so fit together seamlessly. These reproduce the look

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