Interior Design with Vintage Wall Tiles from Designer Ceramics

Designer Ceramics has specialised in the design, production and distribution of vintage wall tiles in Australia for over 68 years. In this span of time, the Victorian-based company has honed their craft to curate a broad and versatile catalogue, delivering outstanding performance amidst the changing trends within the building and design industries.
A Modern Take on Vintage Wall Tiles in Australia
For timeless appeal, classic designs will never disappoint. While exciting, new styles arrive every year, the classics have remained a global industry fixture for decades, and even centuries. Designer Ceramics takes this cue in the development of their sophisticated range of Old English wall tiles.
Using modern production technologies, Designer Ceramics has achieved stunning results with vintage wall tiles in Australia. The company has catered to numerous projects across the country, receiving critical acclaim for long lasting aesthetic value in modern Australian homes. The juxtaposition of vintage periodic tiles and contemporary interior design, provides a regal ambience that never quite feels dated. Homeowners and design professionals can rest assured with the versatility of Old English wall tiles, along with the gold standard of quality and service from Designer Ceramics.
Here is an overview of the Designer Ceramics catalogue of vintage wall tiles in Australia:
1. Victorian
Victorian tiles are inspired by Queen Victoria's reign (1837-1901) - a historically significant period not only for the British but for the world. The Victorian era was a time of rapid economic growth and cultural development, particularly setting the pedestal for revolutionary architecture and design on the global scale. Essentially European, the Victorian style incorporated Asian and Middle Eastern influences for a refined and luxurious design.

2. Edwardian
Following the Victorian era, the Edwardian era (1901-1914) was short-lived, yet bore elegant architectural styles that still resonate today. The Edwardian style flaunts lighter colours and less complex patterns, for a more subtle design than the Victorian style, that feels just as grand.
3. Art Deco
The Art Deco style flourished as the world ushered in the 20th century. Originating in Old World France, Art Deco is characterised by edgy visual elements, such as squares, triangles, diamonds and zigzags. The style can be described as a melting pot of different cultures across the globe, boiling down to a stylish, nonconformist look.
4. French Provincial
Since rural areas had limited resources, the French provincial style resulted in a less cluttered version of the high fashion styles of French royalty. French provincial tiles are the ideal choice for an intimate, yet no less grand feel in the modern home.
5. Contemporary
Contemporary tiles by Designer Ceramics are built with the finest-quality ceramics and craftsmanship to achieve a modernist look in any space.
Contact Designer Ceramics via www.designerceramics.com.au to learn more about vintage wall tiles in Australia.
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