Contemporary

Contemporary design is anchored by the ‘new’ – the latest thing. Design is ever-evolving, so contemporary design does not sit still; contemporary 1960’s design is today’s retro. Think about clutter-free designs that are functional and encourage a better standard of life.

Features in the room transform this look – such as the use of a striking border tile or textured feature wall. Modern looking sanitary ware or hip lighting can create this look, as well as using on-trend materials such as copper or wooden beams.

Give your home an on-trend feel with some of the contemporary tile designs. They are routed in muted soft colours, meaning they are easily personalised with accessories to refresh the look over time. Grey is confidently taking centre stage in modern interior designs.

Contemporary design is anchored by the ‘new’ – the latest thing. Design is ever-evolving, so contemporary design does not sit still; contemporary 1960’s design is today’s retro. Think about clutter-free designs that are functional and encourage a better standard of life.

Features in the room transform this look – such as the use of a striking border tile or textured feature wall. Modern looking sanitary ware or hip lighting can create this look, as well as using on-trend materials such as copper or wooden beams.

Give your home an on-trend feel with some of the contemporary tile designs. They are routed in muted soft colours, meaning they are easily personalised with accessories to refresh the look over time. Grey is confidently taking centre stage in modern interior designs.