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3 Reveley Square: discarded finishes options

2) Romantic pattern

Pattern tiles and delicate textures

Starting from the idea of "cosiness" and the possibility of having a rug to achieve that, an alternative idea would be obtaining the same result by using patterned tiles. The "rug" would be a mix of tiles making a square in the main room surrounded by monochrome tiles of the same Casablanca Mono Decor series.

In the bathroom, the wall would be with a more delicate texture, using non-rectified tiles, some of which with the decorative pattern in relief of the  Delmeza Tin Talc Decor Ceramic series.

The colour of the furniture and plywood panel walls has to be rebalanced.


The cost for this combination would be around £ 1,100 (floor, walls), including VAT, excluding delivery.


Main room: romantic pattern

Shower Room: romantic pattern

3) Shabby Chic

"Old" wood floor and embroidered walls

Nothing like an old and scratched wooden floor asks for a nice rug.

With the Skandy Porcelain series it would be possible to achieve this effect with the practicality of the 1200 x 150 mm porcelain tiles.

The contrast with the  Delmeza Tin Talc Decor Ceramic series. in the bathroom walls, I am afraid, is called Shabby Chic...


The "old wood" tiles comes with different shades and colour. Their cost is a bit higher so the cost of this combination would be around £ 1,400  (floor, walls), including VAT, excluding delivery. 


Main room: shabby chic!

Shower Room: shabby chic!

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