Keraben Launches Terracotta Porcelain Tile Collection with Hand-Moulded Clay Aesthetics
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Summary
Spanish tile brand Keraben has launched a Terracotta porcelain tile collection designed to recreate the warmth and texture of hand-moulded clay. The collection features softly mottled surfaces that evoke traditional clay aesthetics, with earthy colors for floors and muted deep shades of green, blue, and red for walls to complement the neutral floor options.
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The Terracotta porcelain tiles have a softly mottled surface that recalls the gentle textures of the traditional clay material
The tiles evoke the aesthetic of hand-formed terracotta
Wall tiles come in muted, deep shades of green, blue and red to complement the neutral tones of the floor options
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