The use of a varied square mosaic mix defines CM-48 501, bringing structure and character to its light and dark blue colour scheme. The 300mm x 300mm sheet presents a small-format crystal mosaic tile arrangement. The modular drawing offers a controlled way to introduce colour while retaining an orderly overall composition. Larger plain surfaces can balance the pattern, while the direction of the joints changes the rhythm across the tiled area. Our Bengaluru showroom offers a closer look at the material’s colour and surface character.
The navy blue and pale blue tones of CM-48 502 frame a contrasting square mosaic mix, allowing colour and composition to share the attention. The 300mm x 300mm sheet presents a small-format crystal mosaic tile arrangement. The regular joints introduce a clear rhythm, while grout colour can change the strength of the overall grid. See this design at our Bengaluru showroom and compare it with your chosen finishes.
CM-44 22033 offers a aqua and teal interpretation of a varied square mosaic mix, creating an identifiable starting point for a coordinated scheme. The 300mm x 300mm sheet presents a small-format crystal mosaic tile arrangement. The regular joints introduce a clear rhythm, while grout colour can change the strength of the overall grid. See this design at our Bengaluru showroom and compare it with your chosen finishes.
Colour is central to PT48-400: its pale and medium blue palette is accompanied by a varied square mosaic mix, establishing a distinct decorative direction. This porcelain mosaic tile design uses individual pieces to articulate the surface. The regular joints introduce a clear rhythm, while grout colour can change the strength of the overall grid. View the design in our Bengaluru showroom to appreciate its proportions and texture.
For a scheme built around lavender and deep blue tones, PT48-401 introduces a contrasting square mosaic mix as its principal visual detail. The regular joints introduce a clear rhythm, while grout colour can change the strength of the overall grid. This porcelain mosaic tile design uses individual pieces to articulate the surface.
PT48-403 brings together a square grid with dark accent pieces and pale blue and navy colouring in a design that can anchor the surrounding material palette. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. The regular joints introduce a clear rhythm, while grout colour can change the strength of the overall grid.
A close look at PT48-404 reveals a softly varied square mosaic grid within its turquoise colouring, creating a recognisable surface character. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. The regular joints introduce a clear rhythm, while grout colour can change the strength of the overall grid. Coordinate the tile with the room’s wall colour and furniture, using the visible pattern to guide the direction of the layout.
The design of PT48-397 pairs pale blue grey colouring with a regular square mosaic grid, offering a specific visual reference for your project. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. The regular joints introduce a clear rhythm, while grout colour can change the strength of the overall grid.
The use of a regular square mosaic grid gives PT48-398 its identity. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Its repeated units create an ordered composition that can sit comfortably beside larger plain surfaces. Coordinate the tile with the room’s wall colour and furniture, using the visible pattern to guide the direction of the layout.
PT48-399 places a regular square mosaic grid at the centre of a medium blue composition, creating a recognisable decorative surface. Its repeated units create an ordered composition that can sit comfortably beside larger plain surfaces. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. The colour and pattern can be carried through adjoining finishes, with a simple grout layout keeping attention on the tile surface.
PT48-402 presents a regular square mosaic grid in deep violet blue tones, with the arrangement providing its principal decorative interest. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Its repeated units create an ordered composition that can sit comfortably beside larger plain surfaces. The colour and pattern can be carried through adjoining finishes, with a simple grout layout keeping attention on the tile surface.
PM-Black has a black colour story shaped by a regular square mosaic grid, a combination that guides its relationship with adjacent materials. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Its repeated units create an ordered composition that can sit comfortably beside larger plain surfaces. Consider the design alongside your joinery and wall finishes, allowing the surface pattern to determine where a quieter companion tile works best.
The combination of a regular square mosaic grid and white tones distinguishes PM-White, making its visual language easy to carry into a coordinated design scheme. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Its repeated units create an ordered composition that can sit comfortably beside larger plain surfaces.
PT48-405 combines pale aqua green colouring with a regular square mosaic grid, giving the design a clearly defined visual character. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Its repeated units create an ordered composition that can sit comfortably beside larger plain surfaces. The colour and pattern can be carried through adjoining finishes, with a simple grout layout keeping attention on the tile surface.
With a regular square mosaic grid across a turquoise green palette, PT48-406 introduces a distinctive surface to the material selection. Its repeated units create an ordered composition that can sit comfortably beside larger plain surfaces. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Consider the design alongside your joinery and wall finishes, allowing the surface pattern to determine where a quieter companion tile works best.
The appeal of PT48-407 lies in its deep teal green palette and a regular square mosaic grid, which establish the composition at first glance. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Use neighbouring finishes sparingly so the small-scale pattern remains clear rather than competing with other details.
A blue and green colour scheme sets the tone for PT48-806, while a contrasting square mosaic mix supplies its characteristic detail. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Use neighbouring finishes sparingly so the small-scale pattern remains clear rather than competing with other details. Larger plain surfaces can balance the pattern, while the direction of the joints changes the rhythm across the tiled area. You can explore the finish in person at our Bengaluru showroom.
In PT48-800, a softly varied square mosaic mix works with teal and blue green tones to create a surface that rewards a closer look. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Use neighbouring finishes sparingly so the small-scale pattern remains clear rather than competing with other details.
PT48-807 takes its visual direction from a varied square mosaic mix, presented in a considered combination of dark teal and green tones. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Use neighbouring finishes sparingly so the small-scale pattern remains clear rather than competing with other details. Coordinate the tile with the room’s wall colour and furniture, using the visible pattern to guide the direction of the layout.
Consider PT48-804 when the material scheme calls for forest green colouring and a subtly varied square mosaic grid within a coordinated architectural scheme. Use neighbouring finishes sparingly so the small-scale pattern remains clear rather than competing with other details. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Coordinate the tile with the room’s wall colour and furniture, using the visible pattern to guide the direction of the layout.
The use of a varied square mosaic mix defines PT48-808, bringing structure and character to its pale and mid turquoise colour scheme. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Use neighbouring finishes sparingly so the small-scale pattern remains clear rather than competing with other details. The colour and pattern can be carried through adjoining finishes, with a simple grout layout keeping attention on the tile surface.
The navy and turquoise tones of PT48-801 frame a contrasting square mosaic mix, allowing colour and composition to share the attention. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. Use neighbouring finishes sparingly so the small-scale pattern remains clear rather than competing with other details. Larger plain surfaces can balance the pattern, while the direction of the joints changes the rhythm across the tiled area. Visit our Bengaluru showroom to compare the colour and texture in person.
PT48-809 offers a violet blue interpretation of a subtly varied square mosaic grid, creating an identifiable starting point for a coordinated scheme. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. The modular drawing offers a controlled way to introduce colour while retaining an orderly overall composition. Coordinate the tile with the room’s wall colour and furniture, using the visible pattern to guide the direction of the layout.
Colour is central to PT48-803: its cobalt and navy palette is accompanied by a varied square mosaic grid, establishing a distinct decorative direction. The 327mm x 327mm sheet presents a small-format porcelain mosaic tile arrangement. The modular drawing offers a controlled way to introduce colour while retaining an orderly overall composition. Coordinate the tile with the room’s wall colour and furniture, using the visible pattern to guide the direction of the layout.
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