Focus Feature #1 – Fluted & Textured Surfaces
As we move into 2026, tiles are evolving beyond flat surfaces — becoming materials of depth, tactility, and architectural rhythm. Fluted and textured profiles are reshaping how interiors interact with light and space, offering a quiet yet powerful design language suited to modern specification.
Surface Expression: Tiles as Architectural Elements
Fluted and relief tiles introduce movement to vertical planes, creating shadow lines and subtle three-dimensionality. From commercial lobbies and bar fronts to reception counters and zoning walls, these formats add crafted detail that elevates interior surface design.
At Grestec Tiles, our latest collections explore the full spectrum — from fine linear fluting to bold ribbed profiles, matt textures to soft gloss reliefs. Each designed to interact with light and space, and specified with architectural precision.
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1. Cavendish — Sculptural Precision
Crafted in refined 50×400, 115×231, and 400×1200mm formats, Cavendish redefines wall coverings through sculptural drape profiles and three-dimensional relief. A marble-effect matt finish enhances the play of light and shadow, bringing depth, tactility, and quiet sophistication to any interior – from commercial lobbies to refined residential spaces.
2. Virginia— Quiet Texture, Refined Relief
Virginia brings walls to life with subtle three-dimensionality and a soft matt finish — offering a modern canvas where simplicity meets depth. Ideal for feature walls and commercial surfaces, its range of sculptural formats creates rhythm, movement, and visual calm.
3. Havasu— Stone-Inspired Texture
Havasu offers a contemporary take on travertine, translated into porcelain with natural depth and subtle texture. Each colourway captures the movement and tone of real stone, bringing warmth and authenticity to architectural surfaces.
4. Kaway— Artistry in 3D Form
Havasu offers a contemporary take on travertine, translated into porcelain with natural depth and subtle texture. Each colourway captures the movement and tone of real stone, bringing warmth and authenticity to architectural surfaces.