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Three-dimensional, pyramid-shaped mother-of-pearl white tiles with a glossy finish from Italian tile manufacturer Ceramica Senio were chosen to clad the interior atrium of the Claridge's Hotel in London, England.
From brightly colored and whimsical to subtle muted patterns or tiles with a vintage look, there was a host of decorative product lines showcased throughout the exhibition halls of this year’s edition of Cevisama.
While grout has always been essential to transforming the overall aesthetic of a tile installation, evolving technology has allowed for more options – making it the star of the show.
Larger formats, warmer tones and thinner thicknesses are among the many new tile trends found at Cevisama 2023, which recently reopened its doors in Valencia, Spain.