Daring checked tiles have of late been patterning each room in the home, lending a stability of order, cohesion, and punch.
Listed below are some standout examples in a spectrum of colours: as basic checkerboard flooring, after all, and likewise as wainscoting, window frames, kitchen counters, and the underside of a splashy swimming pool.
Above: A marine blue-and-white checkerboard greets guests to Casa Cabanyal, a 1946 fisherman’s home in Valencia, Spain, newly up to date by architects María Daroz and David Puerta of Viruta Lab. {Photograph} by David Zarzoso. courtesy of Viruta Lab.
Above: Madrid designers Iñigo Aragón and Pablo López Navarro of Casa Josephine are identified for his or her intelligent purposes of black and white tiles. This cement-tiled window alcove is within the their very own nation retreat in La Losa, Spain: tour the home in our latest characteristic Geometry Prize. {Photograph} by Pablo Zamora courtesy of Casa Josephine.
Above: The blue-and-white checks proceed at Cabanyal home by Viruta Lab in Valencia, Spain. {Photograph} by David Zarzoso courtesy of Viruta Lab.
