These gorgeous pieces of designer ceramic tiles are from the ‘Found Space Tiles’ series by Stephanie Davidson architects and Georg Rafailidis’ Touchy-Feely. They are described as ‘wall surface elements defined by the body’ on the Touchy-Feely website.
I really like the look of these white sloppy tiles, although the first thought that hit me was that awful scene in 'Terminator 2' where the evil cop hybrid emerges from the floorboards of the mental hospital. Spooky.
Rafailidis Davidson of Touchy-Feely designs tries to investigate how our architectural environment can produce more interesting sensory experiences or conversations. Their designs are marked by an experimental approach to materials and a thirst for provoking curiosity and interaction.
I know I would look twice if someone had these tiles on the bathroom walls. And that is a very good thing.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Sculptural Ceramics
- Exploiting the potential of ceramics as a sculptural medium for innovative wall designs.
- Found Space Tiles
- Creating unique wall surface elements that bring a three-dimensional element to interior spaces.
- Sensorial Experiences
- Exploring how architectural environments can create more interesting sensory experiences through design elements.
Sectors Adopting This
- Interior Design
- Opportunities for interior design professionals to integrate sculptural ceramics and innovative wall designs into their projects.
- Architecture
- Potential applications of three-dimensional wall elements in architectural designs to enhance the visual and tactile experience.
- Ceramics Manufacturing
- Demand for unique ceramic tiles with sculptural qualities, creating opportunities for manufacturers to explore innovative production techniques.
