New from INAX: Hanabishi, a glazed ceramic mosaic that takes its name from a traditional Japanese diamond motif. Diamond pieces stack into a three dimensional cube pattern, so the wall shifts as you move past it.
Shown here in white, pale blue and navy. Also available in red, navy and white, or in all black and all white, where a mix of matte and gloss pieces lets the pattern come through in a single color.
New from INAX: Hanabishi, a glazed ceramic mosaic that takes its name from a traditional Japanese diamond motif. Diamond pieces stack into a three dimensional cube pattern, so the wall shifts as you move past it.
Shown here in white, pale blue and navy. Also available in red, navy and white, or in all black and all white, where a mix of matte and gloss pieces lets the pattern come through in a single color.
The warmth of a wood floor, in porcelain. These planks carry the grain, knots and color shifts of real oak, without the worries that come with it. Porcelain won’t warp in humid rooms, doesn’t scratch the way wood does, and never needs sanding or refinishing, so the floor looks the same in ten years as it does on day one.
Four styles shown here, from pale and washed to a deep honey tone. Calore is currently on sale.
The warmth of a wood floor, in porcelain. These planks carry the grain, knots and color shifts of real oak, without the worries that come with it. Porcelain won’t warp in humid rooms, doesn’t scratch the way wood does, and never needs sanding or refinishing, so the floor looks the same in ten years as it does on day one.
Four styles shown here, from pale and washed to a deep honey tone. Calore is currently on sale.
Navy is one of the colors designers come back to again and again. It works like a neutral, but it gives a room far more warmth and character than black or grey. It anchors a kitchen or bathroom, holds its own against strong materials like stone and wood, and brings out the best in brass, copper and warm metals.
In tile, the color does even more. Glaze catches the light, so the blue shifts through the day, darker and moodier at night and brighter in the morning sun.
Here are a few navy tiles to choose from, from a slim mosaic to larger formats, each a slightly different take on the same blue.
Navy is one of the colors designers come back to again and again. It works like a neutral, but it gives a room far more warmth and character than black or grey. It anchors a kitchen or bathroom, holds its own against strong materials like stone and wood, and brings out the best in brass, copper and warm metals.
In tile, the color does even more. Glaze catches the light, so the blue shifts through the day, darker and moodier at night and brighter in the morning sun.
Here are a few navy tiles to choose from, from a slim mosaic to larger formats, each a slightly different take on the same blue.
Rhythmic by INAX, an unglazed Japanese porcelain mosaic. Slim rectangular pieces are set in a precise repeating pattern, with a gentle relief across the surface that catches light and shadow. The result feels almost woven, like a traditional textile translated into tile.
Offered in black and white, both matte, so the focus stays on texture and form. Suitable for interior and exterior use, it works on feature walls, bathroom walls, backsplashes and exterior facades.
Rhythmic by INAX, an unglazed Japanese porcelain mosaic. Slim rectangular pieces are set in a precise repeating pattern, with a gentle relief across the surface that catches light and shadow. The result feels almost woven, like a traditional textile translated into tile.
Offered in black and white, both matte, so the focus stays on texture and form. Suitable for interior and exterior use, it works on feature walls, bathroom walls, backsplashes and exterior facades.
Biyusai by INAX, shown here in blue in the 4x4 format. This Japanese porcelain has a glass like glaze that pools and catches the light, so each tile shows a slightly different shade of blue across the wall.
It comes in three colors and four formats: 1x1, 2x2, 1x6 and 4x4. Use one format on its own, or mix and match the sizes to create a wall that’s entirely your own design.
Beautiful for an accent wall, a kitchen backsplash or a full bathroom.
Biyusai by INAX, shown here in blue in the 4x4 format. This Japanese porcelain has a glass like glaze that pools and catches the light, so each tile shows a slightly different shade of blue across the wall.
It comes in three colors and four formats: 1x1, 2x2, 1x6 and 4x4. Use one format on its own, or mix and match the sizes to create a wall that’s entirely your own design.
Beautiful for an accent wall, a kitchen backsplash or a full bathroom.
A checkerboard never goes out of style. Ours are cut from natural stone in a 4x4 or 12x12 format, in five colorways: classic black and white, green and white, red and white, grey and white, and a warm natural limestone, shown here.
Lay it on a floor, run it up a backsplash, or take it from the kitchen to the bathroom. Every box comes already mixed 50/50, so we do the heavy lifting and you just lay it out.
A checkerboard never goes out of style. Ours are cut from natural stone in a 4x4 or 12x12 format, in five colorways: classic black and white, green and white, red and white, grey and white, and a warm natural limestone, shown here.
Lay it on a floor, run it up a backsplash, or take it from the kitchen to the bathroom. Every box comes already mixed 50/50, so we do the heavy lifting and you just lay it out.
