Forest Impressions porcelain tiles take their tonal cues from leaves, ferns, and lichen. Dappling and speckling lend a natural feel to Forest Green, paired with a steel border. Other color options are Forest Beige and Forest Noce.
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Cork is actually the bark of an Oak tree commonly known as the Cork Oak. It is native to the mediterranean region predominantly in Portugal and Spain. The bark naturally splits every 9-15 years and can be harvested safely without harming the tree. The bark regrows and the cycle continues for years and years. The cork oak has been known to live for up to 500 years.
BENEFITS YOU GET FROM CHOOSING NATURAL CORK FLOORING:
* Warm to walk on (R-5 value)
* Quiet—has natural sound absorbing qualities
* Naturally resistant to mold and mildew
* Naturally hypo-allergenic
* Easy to clean
* Finished with top quality waterbourne urathane
* Available in six different styles that can be intermixed for a variety of patterns
* Cork Flooring looks beautiful in any room of your home but is not recommended for high sun areas
If you love the look of weathered copper, satin nickel plating and old world styling as part of your bath experience you owe it to yourself to browse our copper tubs.
Whether you intend it to be part of your daily routine or have a soaking tub with a view in mind, a SinkWorks Copper Bath Tub will be the focal point of your personal space. Their tubs are available with and without an overflow. Complementary plumbing can be found in Accessories Section.
more at: SinkWorks
The new Glass Tiles collection presents the first patterned tiles to feature glass chip mosaic and inlaud motifs, lending a contemporary twist to this artistic techique. Different colours and materials are paired to form the striped/checked patterns or geometric motifs of these new compositions.
They are designed with the aid of computers and manufactured using laser cutting, which enables the precision.The result is a polychromatic patterned surface which is smooth, level and seamless. With these techno-aesthetic qualities, the Glass Tiles collection represent a new proposal in contemporary decor.
made by: Bisazza
This steam shower is fitted with an elegant aluminium panel in the middle and sky blue glass on both sides. As with standard steam showers this unit includes an overhead shower and a steam generator. However, what really sets this unit apart from the rest is the chromatherapy functions it comes fitted with.
It has been proven by light engineering research that differently coloured light has different psychological effects. Our steam shower changes colour to stimulate the mind, body and soul. You can choose one colour or let the shower cycle through the colours: Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple.
product of: Presleybathrooms
For fabulous sinks of exotic materials Adagio provide quality and distinctive style. With a range of wood and marble sinks, each with its own character and glamour, Adagio can provide luxurious sink for any design. Wooden sinks add unusual colour and texture to bathroom fixtures. The WD-105 for example features a lovely organic form to match its natural wood grains. Carved from a large laminated block of wood, the sink features ring layers. Each layer is formed by several different blocks for a variety of warm colours and grains. The sink is then finished to a sensual glossy shine. Marble sinks provide classic sophistication in modern forms. The ML-002 starts as a rounded rectangular block of Royal Green marble. The carved top surface sweeps up to a ring peak before rushing down to the bowl’s centre. A sculptural creation the marble sink appears to be fluid, as if reacting to the rushing water. Gorgeous and glamorous, Adagio luxury sinks offer beautiful materials in modern sculptural forms.
made by: Adagio
Grids have ruled space throughout the 20th century. Cities all over the world have been covered by homogeneous grids. I have a feeling that in this century, grids will melt, become distorted and transform like natural topographies. In other words, architecture is becoming closer to natural systems.
This is the idea that inspired Toyo Ito in his design for the poster for Cersaie 2007.
from: TileLand
