Ceramic tiles specified for apartment complex

A Craven Dunnill product story

Edited by the Interiorstalk editorial team Apr 2, 2010

Craven Dunnill has provided ceramic floor and wall tiles for the Gateway development of 50 apartments in Nantwich, Cheshire.

Craven Dunnill advised developer Brighouse Homes on the latest tile trends and then suggested a selection for both the traditional- and contemporary-styled apartments, taking into consideration the internal specification required and the specified sanitaryware and kitchen units.

Pictured is an Easy Grey floor from the Craven Dunnill Renaissance collection

The tiles specified include Glass Borders from C and R, used in conjunction with Gloss Whites and Creams from Thai Ceramics.

According to Craven Dunnill, the colourful Prisma range from Imola is a suitable choice for the walls, while the grey and beige options in the Arsemia series from Vitra offer a subtle backdrop to the stone and metal borders.

In terms of floor tiles, the City range from Johnsons and the new Trend range from Colorker were chosen.