Ceramiche Keope's tiles are inspired and informed by natural stone. Its Onice tile is made from light-reflecting onyx. The Onice tiles are available in three color options. Each style blends light-colored shades of marble into one cohesive design for an elegant and fashionable appearance.
The semi-precious material is available in Pearl, a cool grey shade. Customers can also select the Honey shade, which boasts a light-colored warm tone reminiscent of morning sunlight. Additionally, the Onice collection is available in Multicolor, which blends seal-like greens and yellows.
Onice is ideal for floor and wall tiling. The color depths in each tile create a dynamic setting in any space due to tricks of light and reflections on the surfaces.
Natural Stone-Informed Tiles
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Trend Themes
1. Natural Stone-informed Tiles - The trend towards the use of natural materials in tile design is disrupting the traditional ceramic tile industry, creating opportunities for new products and an improved aesthetic experience for consumers.
2. Light-reflecting Onyx - Light-reflecting materials like onyx are the future of tile design as they offer unique visual effects and a luxurious feel for consumers who are looking for high-end finishes.
3. Multicolored Marble Blends - The blending of different marble colors is an emerging trend that presents opportunities for creating bold and unique designs in the tile industry, appealing to consumers who want to express their individuality.
Industry Implications
1. Ceramic Tile - The traditional ceramic tile industry can disrupt itself by adopting natural materials and exploring new design possibilities, appealing to consumers who are looking for innovative ways to decorate their homes and businesses.
2. Luxury Interior Design - The luxury interior design industry can offer high-end finishes and unique visual effects to consumers by incorporating light-reflecting materials like onyx and multicolored marble blends in their projects.
3. Architecture and Construction - The architecture and construction industry can leverage the trend towards natural stone-informed tiles by incorporating these materials in their building designs, creating a more sustainable approach to construction and integrating natural elements into the built environment.