Last week I was at the A&D Building in Manhattan placing
orders for a client project, and though tile was not part of the trip, I
wandered into the Hastings Tile & Bath showroom. I’m always in awe of how far some products
have come along … wall paper that really looks like wood, tile that looks like real corroded metal, tile that looks like the end grain of a wood, and
now, tile that looks like real wood planks ... distressed and all. The quality is amazing!
This is good stuff.
Perhaps you want to use wood as a backsplash, or maybe you prefer wood
floors but the weather is hot where you live.
Now you can have the illusion of wood through these tiles. The possibilities are endless for use in any
part of your home.
The non-slip, porcelain tiles get their appearance from
using ink-jet printing techniques to reproduce the grain of wood planks and
come in a variety of true-to-life colors.
image credits: Hastings Tile and Bath, New York
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PS: Thank you for stopping by and reading my feature today.
I love what I do as an interior designer and art advisor, and it’s my hope that
through these blog posts I’m enriching and heightening your aesthetic sensibility
towards art, design and fabulous interiors in some way ~ Richard Rabel (a.k.a. the modern sybarite)
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