Brick Effect Tiles • 74 collections
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Docklands Porcelain Tiles
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Queen Stone Porcelain Tiles
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Chicago Porcelain Tiles
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Wall Brick Mosaic Tiles
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Maker Ceramic and Porcelain Tiles
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Artwork Porcelain Tiles
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New Orleans Porcelain Tiles
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Bristol Porcelain Tiles
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Brickart Porcelain Tiles
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Terre Nuove Porcelain Tiles
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BrickLane Porcelain Tiles
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Fossil Porcelain Tiles
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Chalk Porcelain Tiles
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Havana Porcelain Tiles
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Bistrot Porcelain Tiles
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The 20th century has proclaimed and established an utterly different aesthetic paradigm. Glitz and show-off are now considered to be a "mauvais ton". Gaudiness has been superseded by simplicity. Thus, the original and authentic textures, such as brickwork, have got a second wind. The harsh construction materials are used for decoration of the trendy loft style studios. The brick effect tiles appear in the portfolios of the m...
The 20th century has proclaimed and established an utterly different aesthetic paradigm. Glitz and show-off are now considered to be a "mauvais ton". Gaudiness has been superseded by simplicity. Thus, the original and authentic textures, such as brickwork, have got a second wind. The harsh construction materials are used for decoration of the trendy loft style studios. The brick effect tiles appear in the portfolios of the most prestigious tile brands. The brick-looking tiles add charm and zest to the private interiors, create unrepeatable atmosphere in bars and coffee houses. Moreover, the brick effect porcelain tiles are traditionally much sought-after for exterior cladding.
The intentionally uneven rough surface of the so-called "subway" tiles is a popular solution. However, not the only one. The contemporary brick effect tiles may surprise by the genuinely exquisite design. Glossy finish, compound colors, incredible ornaments, manual forming and working highlight the elongated faux brick tiles.
The 20th century has proclaimed and established an utterly different aesthetic paradigm. Glitz and s...
The 20th century has proclaimed and established an utterly different aesthetic paradigm. Glitz and show-off are now considered to be a "mauvais ton". Gaudiness has been superseded by simplicity. Thus, the original and authentic textures, such as brickwork, have got a second wind. The harsh construction materials are used for decoration of the trendy loft style studios. The brick effect tiles appear in the portfolios of the most prestigious tile brands. The brick-looking tiles add charm and zest to the private interiors, create unrepeatable atmosphere in bars and coffee houses. Moreover, the brick effect porcelain tiles are traditionally much sought-after for exterior cladding.
The intentionally uneven rough surface of the so-called "subway" tiles is a popular solution. However, not the only one. The contemporary brick effect tiles may surprise by the genuinely exquisite design. Glossy finish, compound colors, incredible ornaments, manual forming and working highlight the elongated faux brick tiles.
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