Inax Dent Cube Is Japanese Wall Tiles

These great mosaic wall tiles, inspired by the Japanese culture and aesthetic have been created for Inax, also a Japanese company called 'Dent Cube'. The designer, Teruo Yasuda, decided to bring together glass and porcelain at different depths for a truly unique effect. The wall tiles allow captivating reflections and shadows that when used indoors, will improve the atmosphere.

The colored glass inserts are available in many different shades that allow the infinite possibilities of design. Visit Inax to learn more.

Modern Approach Relief Wall Tiles

These dunes inspired relief wall tiles by Urbanproduct offer a unique and modern approach to wall coverings. Gone the days of two dimensional wall tiles, boring wallpaper, or dare we say, predictable paint! The Dune tile collection ushers in a new era of design and decoration, available in a range of earthy yet innovative materials, gypsum, concrete and solid North American hardwood. Each batch of tiles is produced by hand and measured 8 by 8 inches, with a pattern of relief that is projected to be approximately 2 inches from the surface of the wall.

We love the interaction of light and shadow to create these tiles. Available in a range of colours or in all natural glory, these wall tiles transform any space, inside or outside, in a haven of luxury, texture. More details are available at Urbanproduct.

Nuance Lithos Elegant Texture Sandstone Wall Tile

Description

Nuance sandstone wall tiles by Lithos is a great way to introduce an immediate interest in elegant texture to any wall. There are six CNC machines made surface tile designs to choose from, each very different from the others.

 

But what they have in common is the landform in sandstone plays with light, improving contrast and create visual interest in infinite lovely shades of gray. The tiles are very elaborate but the effect is moderate.

The designs were created by Raffaelo Galiotto an artist who studied painting and became a successful furniture and product designers. You can visit Lithos for more information.