Cevica launches Tile Crafts ceramic wall tile collection blending handmade aesthetics with modular precision
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Rima Sabina Aouf
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Summary
Spanish tile brand Cevica has launched the Tile Crafts collection, a range of ceramic wall tiles that blend handmade aesthetics with the precision of machine-made modular systems. The tiles feature characterful surface textures and a Mediterranean color palette, available in one square and two rectangular formats that allow designers creative freedom in creating patterns.
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The Tile Crafts collection is a handmade-style range of ceramic wall tiles with characterful surface textures and a Mediterranean colour palette.
The precise edges and combinable formats – one square, two rectangular – allow designers the freedom to create a wide variety of patterns.
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