Dezeen Showroom: muted and neutral while possessing a maximalist quality, the Casa tile collection designed by Greg Natale for Kaolin takes cues from Italian interiors.
The Casa collection of porcelain tiles features two geometric designs ? one called Milano and one Venice, each referencing patterns symbolic of their respective cities.
The Casa collection's Milano tile features an intersecting pattern
Milano features a T-shaped pattern with a hint of rose to its hue, while Venice has a stepped design coloured by soft greys.
Natale, an Australian interior designer, intended the Milano tile to be an ode to high fashion, while Venice nods to the city's architecture. Both come in large formats for a continuous-looking finish.
The Venice style has a stepped pattern
Kaolin said the Casa collection captures the high-end maximalism and eclecticism of of design within these regions of Italy, delivering a statement tile that was still soft, warm and tonal. "This collection stands out on the global stage for its innovation, quality and artistic expression with colours and textures that were never achieved in porcelain tile manufacturing," said Kaolin.

Product details:
Product: Casa collection

Designer: Greg Natale

Brand: Kaolin Tiles

Contact: [email protected]
Material: porcelain

Colours/finishes: Milano and Venice

Dimensions: 750 x 1500 millimetres
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