Porto Wall Tiles

With a variety of size formats four colors options and gloss and matte finishes porto is appealing to many and is rated for all residential and light commercial applications.

Porto wall tiles.

This contemporary rectangular tile with handsome gray tones has a semi vitreous water absorption rating making it a great choice for indoor applications. Tile america offers you this portuguese elegant porcelain and ceramic wall and floor tile replicates pulpis marble. Resende s painting was dedicated to his hometown ribeira. Light sand areia white branco silver prata and stell grey cinza each available in 4x12 12x12 12x24 9 5x19 25 hexagon 2x2 mosaic and 3x10 bullnose.

Painted tiles in são bento station. They were painted by the famous azulejo painter jorge colaço who started work in 1905 and finally finished them eleven long years of painting later. Tiles are a huge part of portuguese history and the two are really are inseparable. Glazed ceramic floor and wall tile features a matte finish to help add style to your decor.

Porto porcelain tile is a wall and floor tile series that offers an elegant pulpis marble stone look. This 40 meters long canvas by júlio resende 1917 2011 is considered one of the best example of contemporary azulejo tiles in porto. Technical specifications 4 colors 3 sizes technical specifications nominal size in 32 x 32 24 x 24 12 x 24 edge detail rectified rectified rectified finish matte polished mat. However these are not just simple tiles they are a huge part of portuguese culture and traditions.

There are over 20 000 individual tiles covering the station walls that make up pictures of battles coronations and other events in portuguese history. Glazed porcelain description porto is inspired by the simplistic look of concrete and stone in large format sizes and a range of colors. Porto is perfect for residential spaces and surfaces such as kitchens bathrooms backsplashes and large living areas. In 1987 the painting was created on 40 pieces of ceramic and can be found at the ribeira tunnel entrance right next to the famous luiz i bridge.