The best new season tiles
TASTE OF THE MED
Evoking the beauty of the mediterranean, these Formentera porcelain tiles form one of six new collections by Homes & Gardens magazine and Tile Giant. There are three motifs: Geo, Petal and Trellis in either a grey or blue palette, an Aged White tile or the Patchwork mix, which combines six patterns in one box.
The tiles have a matt finish suitable for walls and floors and a beautifully worn patina. Mix and match them to create a unique pattern.
Each tile measures 20cm sq and costs £45sq m. See these and the other five new collections atTile Giant.
HOT AND COLD
Funky splashbacks are having a moment, yet choosing your tiles can be a tricky decision. Ted Baker’s new collection for British Ceramic Tile features three designs, plus the option to go ‘warm’ or ‘cool’ with your palette.
Triangles tiles, £100 per pack of eight, available from November britishceramictile.com
GEOMETRIC HEAVEN
Super-cool interior lifestyle brand Bert & May has a new collaboration with Soho Home, the interiors brand from Soho House. Having tiled the club spaces in Soho House hotels, bars and restaurants across the world, the tile collection was the next logical step for Bert & May.
Sharing a similar aesthetic and love of craftsmanship, Bert & May for Soho Home collaboration features Bert & May’s distinctive pale green, soft blue and blush pink colourways andcool geometric patterns, so your kitchens and bathrooms can ooze Soho House chic.
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A selection of tiles by Bert and May for Soho Home, £190 per sqm,www.sohohome.com
PASSION FOR PATTERN
Fill your home with vibrant design with these tiles from La Maison Bahya, designed in Paris and handcrafted in Morocco.
Choose between five different styles of mix and match for an eclectic look.
Prices start at £140sq m, bahya-deco.com
SHAPE SHIFTER
The new name to know in tiles, Otto, handcrafts traditional tiles in Istanbul using ancient techniques.
If you have a design inmind, they can make bespoke patterns, colours and shapes, or you can choose from an array of ready-made patterns in ceramic, terrazzo and cement.
We love Pinky Stripes below, and Hex60 Blue (above), from £4.80 a tile, ottotiles.co.uk
FERN FAVOURITE
The colours in Neisha Crosland’s new encaustic tile collection really are good enough to eat – see Shrimp Blue, Pistachio, Cinnamon and Pomato Pink, all in unusual shapes, from diamonds and scallops to oblong hexagons. We’re smitten by Fern in Smoke Sage, which looks great on a bathroom walls.
TILE STYLE
No one does California cool better than Kelly Wearstler. The stateside designer’s latest ceramic tiles for Ann Sacks feature graphic single-colour designs created courtesy of the cuerda seca technique.
Gaze into the dappled surface of Sunset, above, and you’ll feel like you’re diving into an LA swimming pool.
Jacky Parker is a London-based freelance journalist and content creator, specialising in interiors, travel and food. From buying guides and real home case studies to shopping and news pages, she produces a wide range of features for national magazines and SEO content for websites
A long-time contributor to Livingetc, as a member of the team, she regularly reports on the latest trends, speaking to experts and discovering the latest tips. Jacky has also written for other publications such as Homes and Gardens, Ideal Home, Red, Grand Designs, Sunday Times Style and AD, Country Homes and Interiors and ELLE Decoration.
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