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The Paris collection is divided into nine series, each characterized by a unique shape, such as a lantern, windmill, or octagon. You can also choose a herringbone mosaic, which is right on trend in interior design. The Paris Piket series is relatively new and plays with the standardshape. These mosaic tiles have longer sides, resembling a sort of elongated hexagon.
While the Paris collection offers an exceptionally wide range of shape, the color selection is much more limited. Most series are available only in white and black mosaic tiles, with the exception of the Metro and Piket series. Black and white might sound a bit boring, but that’s exactly when you can really experiment and play with grout. After all, the color of the grout largely determines what the final result will look like.
All Paris mosaics are suitable as wall tiles. The matte mosaic tiles from this collection can also possibly be used on the floor of light-accessible rooms, such as the bathroom. Furthermore, the mosaic tiles are of course suitable for the wall, for example in your toilet. The Paris picket and Paris rectangle mosaic can also be used both vertically and horizontally.
To keep mosaic tiles as beautiful as possible, we recommend cleaning them with natural products. For example, green soap is a good choice. It is also best to use a soft cloth or chamois and refrain from scouring pads or steel brushes to avoid scratching the mosaic tiles. In addition, we do not recommend using lime removers and you should always dry the tile surface thoroughly.