Dezeen Showroom: a material made from repurposed clear CD cases and colourful waste plastic is among recently-released tiles and surfaces featured on Dezeen Showroom.
Also included in the following feature are tiles by Bolon that look like textiles, tiles that have a terrazzo-like appearance by Casalgrande Padana and tiles made from porcelain that mimic the look of selenite crystals by Fiandre.
Read on to discover the most recent carpet, plastic and ceramic tiles and surfaces by international brands and manufacturers on Dezeen Showroom.

Selenite Maximum tile collection by Fiandre
Italian brand Fiandre Architectural Surfaces looked to selenite ? a type of gypsum recognisable for its transparent and milky-white crystals ? to create its Selenite Maximum tile collection. Three neutral colourways are available ? white, black and greige ? that all sport an organic, crystalline appearance.
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Mystone Berici tiles by Marazzi
Italian brand Marazzi looked to calcareous stone quarried near Vicenza, Italy, as the basis for its Mystone Berici tiles.
The tiles have a neutral, cool-toned appearance that can be left plain or decorated with patterns, including a flowery, botanical motif.
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Terrazzotech Bianco tile by Casalgrande Padana
A white base colour dotted with black fragments form one of Italian brand Casalgrande Padana's most recent releases, which is based on the aesthetic of Venetian terrazzo.
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