Caress with your eyes, contemplate with your hands… The relief tiles are those pieces capable of captivating both the eye and the touch, tiles full of nuances and attractive finishes for a
The texture of untreated wood, the effect of white paste in movement, the roughness of stone, the versatility of granite… When materials come to life and claim prominence, choosing a tile goes beyond deciding between sober or vivid tones, it means choosing tiles with relief that highlight the beauty of the tactile, the soft weft of the most suggestive compositions. Although there are a thousand ways to stand out, there is nothing more emphatic than a 40×120 cm bathroom tile, with rectified edges that blur the joints for an absolutely enveloping effect. Go for naturalness with the delicate slats of Abbey or the minimalist industrial pieces of Couvet… Stand out a little more with the satin lines of Silence or the geometric tiles of Whites: disordered triangles of panoramic symmetry as refined as their unique matt or gloss finish.
SUITE WHITES CALYPSO AND MONTREAL
In a smaller size, the 30×90.2cm bathroom tiles explore new patterns and designs with evocative textures and shades. See how Chelsea reproduces irregular walls in cement or the light swell of a calm sea, while Hotel adds perfectly aligned embossed rectangles to its undulating latticework. The exotic Masai opts for a matt finish with a checkerboard of strategically blurred edges while Weekend offers a double option: a succession of squares that play with dimensions or relief tiles that imitate wooden slats in different tones.
ABBEY WEEKEND SUITE IN OAK AND ASH WOOD
Because in a bathroom renovation even the tiniest tesserae can stand out, we are not forgetting smaller ceramic tiles in 21.4×61 cm. The joy of Samba is transferred to its patterns with squares in smaller or larger sizes, Weekend experiments with asymmetrical prisms of different reliefs and, finally, Chaplin reinvents cement with its industrial 3D micromosaic.
CHAPLIN SUITE IN GREY AND MINK
If you don’t want to go unnoticed, surprise with bathroom tiles that go far beyond sight to stimulate touch, to rediscover spaces and play with them. Do you dare?
