A rag for a bull? - Spanish temperament in earthy colors. New Ceramstic glazed stoneware

Inspiration with natural materials is a way to create a tasteful and fashionable interior. The abundance of patterns that nature offers delights in Mediterranean-style interiors. His characteristic passion for stone finishes inspired the designers of the Ceramstic brand, as evidenced by the Toro, Otis, Mira and Malta glazed stoneware collections. Imitating the natural pattern of stone, they will work well in rooms not only full of Spanish temperament .

Otis glazed stoneware

Toro glazed stoneware

The reference to nature is one of the trends that never goes out of fashion in interior design. Natural materials delight not only with their interesting pattern, but also with elegance and sophistication. However, not everyone can afford to finish their surfaces with granite or marble. Glazed stoneware is very popular because, while maintaining visual advantages, it is easier to maintain, more available and affordable.

Spanish character

The hot Mediterranean climate and the fiery temperament of the Spaniards create the need to look for opposing, somehow cooling tones, which is especially visible in interior design. Stone walls that are cold to the touch are an element that can often be found in houses from southern Europe. The floors covered with ceramic tiles, giving a feeling of coolness, are also characteristic. The subdued colors of natural stones are also a good balance to the large number of accessories and expressive colors that often dominate in this style. However, not everyone will afford an interior full of hot, Spanish character with intense colors and lots of richly decorated accessories. This does not mean that we should give up what is best in this style. An interior with a more subdued design may retain some features of Mediterranean rooms, full of elegance, warmth and light. Such finishing solutions inspired the designers of the Ceramstic brand. The elegant Toro stoneware (from the Spanish "bull") in warm brown color is decorated with a stone motif. A tile with a glossy surface can be used in the hall, living room or kitchen. Accessories with iron decorations can be used to emphasize the elegant character of the tiles.

Malta glazed stoneware

Mira Nasca Brown glazed stoneware

In the stone living room

Attention to harmony, order and the impression of peace can be achieved by creating an interior referring to the classicist style. By using glazed stoneware imitating the pattern of natural stones, we will introduce inspirations from the classic interiors of the Mediterranean countries. Large format tiles, such as 60x60 cm, will enhance the impression of a stone surface typical of the south. They will give any room a feeling of spaciousness. They will work well in both modern interiors and period-style arrangements. – advises Joanna Ciecierska, stylist of the Ceramstic brand. To emphasize references to ancient interiors, it is worth using stone mosaics. The Mira collection of glazed stoneware with a satin surface to enhance the "stone" effect, together with the Nasca Brown decoration, is inspired by Roman living rooms. These are references to antiquity with a modern twist. The travertine pattern can also be found on a tile in a slightly warmer shade from the Malta collection. A light stone pattern and a shiny surface are the best idea to illuminate the interior and add a noble character. Dark wood accessories will allow you to create an elegant dining room or representative living room.

In a modern version

Natural materials are inspirations used in various styles and create enormous arrangement possibilities. They work well not only in elegant and classic, but also in modern interiors. Otis tiles by Ceramstic, available in three warm shades with a satin finish, feature a stone pattern in reference to the loft trend. Thanks to the warm, beige colors, the collection is universal and encourages individual arrangements. It will fit perfectly into a minimalist interior, with few accessories and bright furniture. The beauty of natural materials will appeal to lovers of rooms with a slightly industrial tint.

Dossier:

• Mira glazed stoneware – 60x60 cm, price approx. PLN 80/m ²
• Nasca Brown stone mosaic – 33x33x0.7 cm, price approx. PLN 51/piece
• Toro glazed stoneware – 60x60 cm, price approx. PLN 80/m ²
• Malta glazed stoneware – 60x60 cm, price approx. PLN 80/m ²
• Otis Brown, Beige, Nude glazed stoneware – 60x60 cm, price approx. PLN 62/m ²