UK tile imprint Domus works in collaboration with designer Yinka Ilori as the duo presents the new Yinka Ilori x Domus collection. It is set to launch during this year's Clerkenwell Design Week in London and it highlights the designer's use of patterns and colors at the forefront. This language is translated to a series of ceramic and porcelain tiles in the form of two ranges 'Glaze' and 'Screen.'
Ilori states that he was “Working closely with the workshop in Portugal, we have been able to develop two beautiful tile ranges that center around the idea of being present, whilst celebrating nature. Featuring a mix of patterns with rich and soothing colours, the versatile collection encourages individuals and designers to create their own rules. I’m excited to see how people adapt my work in their own personal way.”
Image Credit: Yinka Ilori, Domus
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Pattern-centric Tile Design
- Collaborations between artists and tile manufacturers can lead to new collections that feature unique and vibrant patterns.
- Customizable Tile Collections
- The use of versatile collections encourages customization, allowing designers and individuals to create their own unique patterns and designs.
- Nature-inspired Tile Art
- Tile collections that prioritize patterns and colours inspired by nature can give a fresh and unique look to interiors.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Tile Manufacturing
- Tile manufacturers can collaborate with artists and designers to create unique collections centered on pattern-centric design.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can incorporate customizable tile collections to add a personal touch and unique patterns to their projects.
- Home Remodeling
- Home renovators can adopt nature-inspired tile designs that can add a fresh and unique addition to interiors and create a more visually appealing and modern look to homes.
