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London mosaic artist, Tamara Froud, adding three new birds to existing mosaic at Dulwich College. Photos courtesy of Art Mosaic Design
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London School Inspires Kids to “Spread their Wings” with Mosaic Installation

May 31, 2021
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Tamara Froud from Catford in London, a prominent mosaic artist, teamed up with a Liverpool-based tile adhesives company to create a bird-themed mosaic for DUCKS Kindergarten and Infants’ School at Dulwich College, a historic south London school. Now she's working on an expanded version of the original mosaic, adding three new birds. The mosaic, which was originally commissioned to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the kindergarten and infants’ section, combines exterior-grade ceramic tiles with red and white stones from the New Forest, and brightly colored opaque glass.
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The Nanjing Suning Zhongshan International Golf Hotel hall entrance. Photos courtesy of Sicis.
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An Oasis Between Tradition and Modernity in Nanjing

May 24, 2021
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The Nanjing Suning Zhongshan International Golf Hotel is a European-style hotel in the style of an elegant manor. The city of Nanjing, known as the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, has been enriched with new architectural projects intersecting between east and west. Inside the hotel, sophisticated chandeliers hang from golden ceilings and the walls are filled with artistic mosiacs by Sicis. Classic and other Art Deco details from the 1930s skillfully intersperse and combine with innovative elements and shapes.
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Tempio Creates Ceramic Facade for Denmark Building

May 10, 2021
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ED Data company recently renovated its main office building and its commitment to create a construction that respects the environment is a fact. This new building Denmark, was designed to increase the percentage of energy -- saving as much as possible using a ventilated facade, solar cells and interior climate control.


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A Surreal Clubhouse

May 3, 2021
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Bernadett Fazekas, a talented contemporary interior designer, recently created a truly unique project in the beautiful Debrecen in Hungary. A Clubhouse where one has the impression of walking curiously in a street of a parallel city, with a cheerful and relaxed atmosphere.
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The Black and White House
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The Black and White House

A two-tone project: in an interplay of opposites, black and white contrast in the interior of a guest house with a contemporary style
April 26, 2021
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The NeroBianco guesthouse is situated on the top floor of an elegant building in the historic city center of Sorrento in Naples, Italy. The idea that inspired the project by Studio Sorrentino was that of two colors: contrasting black and white...
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A Modern Update

A New York-based interior architectural designer transformed a traditional kitchen and family room into a modernized space using decorative porcelain tile and contemporary appliances
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April 22, 2021
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There are various types of American colonial architecture seen throughout the country. These architectural styles are associated with the colonial period of the U.S., from 1600 through the 19th century, and include several different types of building designs.
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Hawkers Restaurants Feature Artaic Tile

April 12, 2021
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Hawkers Asian Street Food not only goes bold with their food, they go bold with their style. Hawkers’ restaurants use Artaic’s Glazed Porcelain F202 in “Mint Green” for a variety of surfaces in their new locations.


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Casa Sicis in New Delhi

April 5, 2021
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The prestigious building that houses “Casa Sicis,” close to the Quṭb Minaret, the tallest in the world in bricks, is located in the Mehrauli district/city, which has become an important financial and industrial center in the last decade.


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