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How Spanish ceramics platform MindTile is bringing European luxury into our homes

By LLM Reporters   |  

If there is one element of décor that can transform any room, it’s a beautiful ceramic tile – and from the iconic azulejos of Portugal and the intricate patterns of Italy to the brightly coloured mosaics of Spain, we’ve all no doubt been blown away at some point by the breath-taking designs on display in nations around the world. But with the ever-changing interior design landscape, it can be difficult to keep tabs on the latest trends, and if you’re looking to inject a little European luxury into your home this summer, then you might be feeling a little overwhelmed by the sheer breadth of choice.

Tiles are one element of the home that can feel quite permanent – so how exactly do you make the right choice to ensure that your aesthetic will stand the test of time? Enter, MindTile – a new highly visual and specialised website that documents all of the latest trends and developments in Spanish ceramics as and when they rise to prominence – making it quick and easy to keep your finger on the pulse of the latest looks and gain some vibrant inspiration while you’re at it.

MindTile is a new highly visual and specialised website that documents all of the latest trends and developments in Spanish ceramics as and when they rise to prominence

Spain has long been renowned for its expertise in home ceramics, and is globally recognised as a powerhouse in its field. If you’ve ever visited this sun-soaked nation then its brilliant and colourful designs and patterns, which can often be seen adorning the buildings of some of its most iconic cities, won’t have gone unnoticed – so it’s little wonder than many design enthusiasts and professionals have been coming here to choose ceramics for their latest projects. 

The origins of Spanish tiles go back thousands of years, when during the Medieval times, they were extensively produced in both southern and coastal eastern Spain. Going as far back as the year 711, they were at this time designed and created for purposes including roof tiles, mosaic art, and other decorative features, and can today still be seen throughout the country’s churches, palaces, and other grand, historic buildings. It was this early foray into the world of artisan tile-making that elevated Spanish culture and décor to whole new heights, and in modern buildings they now have a fundamental role to play when it comes to decorating Spanish homes, spreading through kitchens and bathrooms, and across patios and gardens, too.

There’s no denying that Spain is a melting pot of inspiration for anyone looking to inject a bit of luxury into their home, but if you can’t jump on board a flight any time soon due to Covid-19 travel restrictions, then worry not. Mind Tile has been forging a reputation for itself as the go-to online destination for anyone looking to incorporate Spanish ceramics into their home design, and helps visitors to find the perfect ideas to apply to the projects they have in mind.

If there is one element of decor that can transform any room, it’s a beautiful ceramic tile

Not only does it offer up an up-to-date showcase of the latest trends, and help you on your journey towards making the right choice for your project to ensure that your tiles perfectly complement their surroundings, but it can also put you in direct contact with the supplier of your chosen tile, making for a quick, easy and seamless process from start to finish. So, there’s no need to wait until Spain is back on the green travel list, because these guys have got you covered.

If you’re working on a summer design project, then Spanish ceramic tiles will add extra charm and charisma to any room or garden, and are certain to win you the admiration of guests as social distancing rules ease over the coming months. So, if you’re missing the European sunshine, then now is the perfect time to create your own slice of Spain at home.