Six Spanish Tile Trends Spotted at Cersaie 2017

Passport Decor series by Togama

Passport Decor series by Togama

More than 90 Tile of Spain companies recently showcased their latest ceramic tile innovations and collections at Cersaie 2017 in Bologna, Italy. Once again, Spanish tile manufacturers debut collections based upon popular design trends during the annual international show.

Alongside years of tradition, knowledge and experience, Tile of Spain ceramic products are present in more than 180 countries worldwide. 

Without further ado, here are the tile trends from Tile of Spain companies presented at Cersaie 2017, all of which were inspired by the latest in decorating and design – iridescent accents, classic elegance, new volumes, handmade inspiration, fusion and freshness, and style and simplicity. 

1. Iridescent Accents
Small mosaic pieces become more sophisticated with bright colors that are reminiscent of the metallic hues from the 1990s. Reinvented for today’s décor, the reflection of light, as seen in the Passport Décor series by Togama (pictured above), adds brightness to the space while the small size creates an ambiance of coziness and splendor.

2. Classic Elegance  
A comeback to the classic tile style in the palaces and buildings of the 17th century, ceramic pieces are presented in monochromatic hues of green, rose, and blue with reliefs that imitate natural motifs. With its chromatic spectrum and decorative lines, as seen in the Earth series by Adex, there is a fierce comeback to this traditional style that has made these classic pieces irreplaceable.
Earth series by Adex

Earth Series by Adex

3. New Volumes
New dimensions in wall décor create attention grabbing, yet sophisticated patterns that are infused with vitality. Blending color with three-dimensional pieces has become the new trend for minimalist spaces. The details in the design and installation, as seen in the Tour series by Bellavista, turn walls into works of art.
Tour Series by Bellavista

Tour Series by Bellavista

4. Handmade Inspiration
Inspiration from the process of making tile by hand generates unique ceramic pieces with artisan flair. Distressed looks, chipped enamels and grated surfaces ensure that no two decorative pieces are exactly alike. This refortified trend recalls the taste of yesteryear to beautify walls and floors. The Doney collection by Vives is an excellent example of this, and showcases mismatched shapes coming together in imperfect harmony.
Doney Series by Vives

Doney Series by Vives

5. Fusion and Freshness
The combination of ceramics with materials inspired by nature results in unimaginably creative pieces. The Bora series by Oset combines a design inspired by natural wood with hues of grey, black and white in a chevron pattern for an artistic, yet natural, feel.
Oset series by Bora

Oset Series by Bora

6. Style and Simplicity
Simplicity paired with the ornate is a trend utilized around the world. It is most often seen in minimalistic spaces. The Provenzal Series by Ceramicas Vilar Albaro creates harmonious asymmetry by alternating muted pieces with small decorative ones.
Provenzal series by Ceramicas Vilar Albaro

Provenzal Series by Ceramicas Vilar Albaro

About Tile of Spain

In Spain, tile makers labor as they have for centuries – pushing their passion for design and innovation to new levels of artisanship. With one of the purest and strongest domestic clays available, Spanish manufacturers have an unparalleled ability to make the end product more diverse. From rustic handmade forms; to technical facades that cool buildings and clean the air; to the impossibly slim, sustainable recycled and ink jet masterpieces that fire the imagination.

The Spanish Ceramic Tile Manufacturer’s Association (ASCER) is the private organization whose primary objective is to support Spain’s ceramic tile manufacturers and the industry as a whole by stewarding and promoting the Tile of Spain brand worldwide. A strong global leader, the ceramic tile industry of Spain comprises 125 manufacturers concentrated primarily in the province of Castellón. For more about tile produced in Spain, visit www.tileofspainusa.com.

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