Tilelook blog: tile trends for interior design and home styling

Cover image: wood-effect flooring from the Raver collection by Caesar The charm of tactile materials in interior design Let’s begin with the concept of tactile material. Some materials visually appear tactile but are, in reality, flat prints. Then there is a productive segment, particularly in the world of porcelain stoneware, that creates materials for wall coverings that truly possess this tactile characteristic. Textured wall covering from the Boost Natural Pro collection by Atlas Concorde Traditionally, tactile materials are those that engage the sense of touch, offering a unique sensory experience through their texture and consistency. Examples in interior design include…

For new projects or renovations, choosing the right materials for outdoor spaces is essential. Porcelain stoneware is one of the most durable solutions, resistant to weather conditions and easy to maintain.

Nature, customization and well-being: today spaces are transformed with printed walls inspired by landscapes, flowers and leaves. A growing trend in porcelain stoneware that combines aesthetics and sustainability through biophilic design.

Authentic and captivating, Moroccan style inspires several ceramic collections available on Tilelook. A mix of vibrant colours, handcrafted details, and tradition to transform any space into a charming corner.

The porcelain stoneware production chain is increasingly embracing a sustainable approach — from the materials used to the manufacturing process to end-of-life recovery.