Biophilic, Bold, and Bespoke Lush Mix Patterned Tiles

May 22, 2023

Porcelain Superstore’s latest tile collection, Lush Mix Patterned Tiles, is a triple threat of biophilic, bold, and bespoke design. This stunning collection features a mix of blue, green, and earthy tones that offer a natural appeal. Each tile is adorned with a striking leafy pattern, making it a standout addition to any space. 

The collection boasts 40 different designs, all randomly boxed, which allows homeowners to create their own unique wall or floor covering. Abbas Youssefi, Director of Porcelain Superstore, describes Lush Mix as a beautiful combination of traditional Moroccan tile heritage and modern-day love of colour and biophilia. 

The collection’s earthy tones offer a real warmth and versatility that make it suitable for any configuration. Made from hardwearing porcelain, these tiles are perfect for high-traffic areas and require minimal maintenance. Lush Mix Patterned Tiles is a must-have for anyone looking to add a touch of natural beauty and bespoke design to their home.

 

 

 

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