Design
Bristol The new Bristol series demonstrates that digitally printed glazed porcelain tiles can be effectively produced to convincingly replicate the appearance of practically any alternative surface finish. This eye-catching imitation of brick is produced in two formats; 340 x 340mm and 60 x 250mm, in three colourways – cream, red and rust. The formats can be laid in a variety of laying patterns including herringbone, on walls and floors in internal and external settings. Bristol is the latest addition to Colortile’s ‘tile technology series’ which combines the appeal of various surface finishes with the durability, stain resistance and easy maintenance of ceramic tile.
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colortile 1300 265 678 www.colortile.com.au
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Terre Nostre The Terre Nostre series by leading Italian tile manufacturer Tagina is distributed locally by Everstone. The subtle, textured relief patterns are available in appealing anthracite colour tones (Cascia Antracite Chiaro). The 450 x 450mm and large 450 x 900mm graffito pattern tiles are supported by a 450 x 900mm plain tile which can be used to frame inset panels of decoration. These durable products can be used in private residences and commercial environments. Everstone Pty Ltd 02 9795 2000 www.everstone.com.au
Starstile Starstile has launched Absolute, an impressive rendition of Carrara marble, which is especially white. The precisely calibrated 300 x 600 and 600 x 600mm tiles are available in attractive polished and satin surface finishes for use on walls and floors. Starstile info@starstile.it www.starstile.it
Tufa A contemporary porcelain product which combines three of the surface finishes that are prominent in our built environment; cement, wood and natural stone. Tufa is available in 3 colours – bianco, grigio and ash grey, which are manufactured in 300 x 600, 600 x 600 and 450 x 900mm formats. Matt and lappato surface finishes are designed for use on walls and floors in residential and commercial environments. Impact Ceramic 03 9336 2668 anna@impactceramic.com.au
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