Porcelain
Durable, versatile surfaces for bathrooms, kitchens and high-use areas.
Tiles & Surfaces
Tiles and Surfaces, Specified as Part of the Room
Tiles shape scale, light, texture and maintenance. We select surfaces in relation to the furniture, brassware, work surfaces and architecture so the finished room reads as one design.
Design intent
Surface decisions change the scale, light and maintenance of a room.
Tiles are specified in relation to the whole design: furniture dimensions, brassware finish, work surfaces, lighting, grout strategy, junctions and the amount of visual movement the room can carry.
What we consider
A specialist category, handled with clarity.
Ceramic
Practical wall finishes with broad colour, relief and format options.
Natural Stone
Distinctive material with individual variation and care requirements considered from the outset.
Large-format Slabs
Fewer joints and a more architectural surface, subject to access, handling and installation planning.
Feature Tiles
Texture, colour and scale used deliberately rather than as an isolated decorative layer.
Worktop Relationships
Floor, wall and work-surface materials balanced so the palette remains coherent.
Specification
Samples are most useful when seen beside the complete palette.
The Ilford showroom allows surfaces to be considered with furniture, brassware and work surfaces. Current suppliers include Minoli, Mandarin Stone and other genuine project-appropriate ranges.
Related Project Stories
See how decisions carry through to real rooms.
Questions
Useful answers before you begin
Can I use my own installer?
Yes. Supply Only and Design & Supply are available for clients working with their own architect, designer or installer.
Can Dezign Studio manage installation?
Yes. The complete Design, Supply & Installation route provides one point of responsibility through project delivery.
Where can I see materials and products?
Visit the boutique showroom at 104 High Street, Barkingside, Ilford. Contact the studio before travelling if you want to see a particular product.
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