The colour brown is inspiring designers with this new found colour tone as it has done a comeback with its highly versatile and creative warm under tone.
The colour brown works perfectly with brass or gold metal accents and complementing colour tones to give that extra pop of colour. Implementing gold, brass fixtures or gold accented furniture enhances the brown elements in the room. Whether your designing for small or large spaces brown always leaves a sense of elegance and warmth to a setting.
Incorporating brown tones into your design can create an earthy, and inviting aesthetic. Brown tones work well with a variety of styles, from rustic too modern, and can blend seamlessly with the natural environment. As a tile supplier TTF have curated tiles that are on trend with today’s styles and period. From classic brown tones to more brighter shades of brown. While darker colours may make a room space smaller lighter tones can add space to a room like a sense of openness, creating a cozy and relaxed vibe.
Designing a pathway with brown tones can create a cohesive and harmonious look that complements natural surroundings. By carefully selecting materials, planning the layout, and incorporating thoughtful landscaping, you can achieve a beautiful and functional pathway that enhances your outdoor space.
Mood boards
Mood board one centres around the tessellated ‘Octagon and dot’ design in shades of brown, red, vanilla and white. All four colours work harmoniously and presents a level of sophistication and warmth to this mood board. Shown here with a Windsor border this tessellation works perfectly with the play of colours when applied together. By adding craquelle Victorian subway tiles in brown and red also presents a classical effect. These tile solutions works flawlessly as a wall application and perfect for a Victorian period bathroom. Alternatively applying tessellated octagon and dot to a pathway and adding bowral bricks as a finishing touch really brings exterior spaces to life.
Mood board two centres around tessellated design ‘ Balmain’ a stunning pattern that creates an optical illusion with the play of colours. These colours are brown, vanilla, white and red bringing a rich and sophisticated vibe to this mood board. The border added to this tessellation design is called ‘deco’ presenting a hint of Art deco design to this pattern design. Balmain is a complex geometry and often requires a large area to avail the pattern design. This tessellation works best on verandas, pathways and commercial spaces. The dark brown kit kat finger mosaics works perfectly with Balmain tessellation, this could be applied on a bar, kitchen splash back or as a outdoor feature wall. Alternatively, craquelle subway tiles can be applied as a wall application as they are durable and water resistance making them perfect for indoor and outdoor use. The colour pallet for this mood board are shades of brown, taupe, maroon, umber and beige. By introducing metal fixtures such as gold, brass and rose gold fixtures and fittings into a space really brings these colours to pop and resonate with audiences.
Mood board three has a more modern take to tessellation as this contemporary pattern design ‘Harrington’ can be seen in commercial and residential settings a perfect flooring application. Shown here with a Norwood border completes this tessellated design adding a touch of freshness. The limestone step tread adds to the finishing detail and works well with this colour palette. The colours are brown, red, and vanilla a perfect somber colour pallet that brings a hint of nature into the design. Applying materials like linen in colours that complement this tessellation can be from terracotta browns and taupe colours. To add that extra touch gold and brass metal fixtures can be added to this mood board.
Mood board four introduces ‘Nottingham’ tessellated tiles an authentic Victorian design reworked in brown, red, salmon and white with an encaustic design to add that extra touch. Shown here with a Newcastle border this tessellation presents a classical design where a white with brown fleck terrazzo can be added as a step tread. Whether you’re designing for your exterior or interior space you can always add craquelle Victorian subways as a wall application as they are highly durable and moisture resistant. Additionally adding brass, gold, or rose gold metal fixtures and fittings to your working space, brings a warm element to your design.
