Encaustic tiles are a type of decorative flooring made from clay or cement. They are known for their vibrant colors and intricate patterns.
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This bathroom has plenty of character, with wood beams, panelling and an attractive
encaustic tiled floor, which sets off the rolltop bath.
Decorative etched - glass panels in the door and Victorian - style
encaustic tiles create a timeless look in this hallway.
Spanish encaustic tiles in a cream colour lighten the space, making it seem bigger, while the dark grey wall draws the eye to the end of the room.
For a modern take on the
traditional encaustic tiles so popular in period hallways, try opting for Moorish - style tiles like these in a striking colourway.
Beautiful encaustic tiles or a statement rug can be a bit out of financial reach and if that's the case for you then get the paint out, find a groovy pattern to copy and get creating.
Encaustic tiles offer an interesting focal point, while acid yellow accents — in this case, the kettle — offer a vibrant boost.
Let the original features of a period hallway take centre stage by off - setting
elegant encaustic tiles and a stained glass front door panel with simple white painted walls and banisters.
Old -
school encaustic tile, which can be seen in many European homes, can have incredibly intricate patterns, but lately there's been a wave of tiles created with more modern designs.
A lot of
modern encaustic tile is made from cement, so you'll occasionally hear it referred to as «cement tile» as well.
Your heart races as you glimpse a flash of terracotta and blue... then you rip up the entire carpet to reveal a pristinely preserved set of
Victorian encaustic tiles.
Printed encaustic tiles in beautiful graphic patterns will continue to prevail, but I am also loving patterns created with solid coloured tiles laid in interesting patterns.
Named after the Greek for «burn in»,
encaustic tiles feature decorative designs that are stamped, rather than glazed, making them an ideal choice for a Victorian - style hall.
Set your home apart with a striking statement wall behind your headboard, made entirely from
patterned encaustic tiles - or choose cool slate wall tiles instead, for a smart and contemporary alternative.
You might want to think about opting for a timeless mosaic floor that will still look good 10 years from now for your kitchen, and using that
expensive encaustic tile in the powder bathroom.
Encaustic tiles like the ones shown here have been around since medieval times, but they're making a major comeback in modern kitchens — and we can see why!
You can create a welcoming feel for the entrance hall in a smaller country home by using
classic encaustic tiles in traditional styles and colours.
A wall of
Spanish encaustic tiles and an unusual tapered basin give this room visual impact while respecting its narrow proportions.
Decorative etched - glass panels in the door and Victorian - style
encaustic tiles create a timeless look in this welcoming hallway.
Off the kitchen, a work space is styled
with encaustic tile, white cabinetry, and a white woven chair.
An interesting side note is the reinterpretation
of encaustic tile as a more user - friendly porcelain tile.
Dark, angular units create a calm effect when coupled with ice - white worktops,
encaustic tiles in a greyscale palette and eclectic white furniture, like these one - of - a-kind artistic bar stools.
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National supplier for Mexican tile and stone including: Saltillo tile, Terra Cotta Floor tile,
Encaustic Tile, Cement Tile, Talavera, and Cantera Stone.
National supplier for Mexican tile and stone including: Saltillo tile, Terra Cotta Floor tile,
Encaustic Tile, Cement Tile, Talavera, and Cantera Stone.
National supplier for Mexican tile and stone including: Saltillo tile, Terra Cotta Floor tile,
Encaustic Tile, Cement Tile, Talavera, and Cantera Stone.
Encaustic tile is nothing new.
Like a lot of things, the beauty of
encaustic tile is in its ever - so - slight imperfections.
This Moroccan home, spotted on HomeLife, is positively stuffed with wonderful
encaustic tile, which is no big surprise because the owners of the home also own Popham Design, which sells... encaustic tile.
Encaustic tiles are a fabulous choice for walls and floors.
Working equally well with contemporary and traditional interiors,
encaustic tiles are a versatile product.
Encaustic tiles will be one of the hottest trends for 2018, says Margie Doyle White of Doyle Design Group.
Building the place from scratch has meant that he has been able to design every inch, from period - inspired details such as
the encaustic tile - inspired floor seen here in the hallway, which was created using porcelain tiles cut to fit.
«Handmade cement and
encaustic tiles have always been around however 2018 is their year to shine,» she says.
Encaustic tiles in a graphic pattern look fresh and contemporary, adding instant impact to a landing, corridor or hallway.
Providing lots of opportunity for creative expression,
encaustic tiles can be used in a multitude of ways and in an endless variety of colours and patterns.