Bring a refined, modern aesthetic to your bathroom with the Met collection — porcelain tiles that combine linear texture, clean matte finishes and versatile tones to create a quietly sophisticated look.
The surface carries subtle linear shading or “metal/industrial‑inspired” graphics, giving each tile a directional texture rather than a flat finish.
Offered in a matte finish, this collection works beautifully in both floors and walls — especially for contemporary bathrooms where you want minimal shine and maximum style.
A broad palette of colours including White, Grey, Antracite (deep charcoal), Smoke and Brown makes it easy to match your fixtures, hardware or accent colours.
White – crisp and clean, ideal for a bright, open bathroom.
Grey – versatile mid‑tone that pairs with either light or dark elements.
Antracite / Black – bold and dramatic for feature walls or accent zones.
Brown & Smoke – warmer or deeper tone options to shift the mood slightly.
While full technical data may vary, typical formats in the Met collection include both full‑tiles and decorative mosaic sizes:
Mosaics: 5×5 cm on mesh (about 12″×12″ sheet) — ideal for niches and accent zones.
Standard floor/wall formats: e.g., 12″×12″, 11.3″×12″, long shaped pieces 2.4″×14.5″ or 2″×8″ in accent versions.
Finish: Matte.
Suitable for indoor wall and floor use (especially in bathrooms) as noted by several retailers as part of the collection.
Use the 5×5 cm mosaic sheets for shower niches, splashbacks, or behind vanities to introduce texture and subtle motion.
Combine different colour tones from the palette to create contrast – e.g., choose Antracite mosaic strip as a border against lighter wall tiles from the same collection.
Because the finish is matte and the pattern subtle, the tiles support layering of fixtures and accessories without competing visually.
With the Met collection, your bathroom design can lean into a modern, architectural look. Consider this:
Lay the grey full‑tile format across the floor for continuity, then use the brown or smoke mosaic behind a floating vanity to create an accent band.
For a feature wall behind the bath, select the Antracite tone and let the directional texture give depth — pair with brass or brushed‑metal fittings for contrast.
Want a lighter atmosphere? Use the White tone on walls and floors, and add accessories in contrasting tones for focus.
Overall, the Met collection offers flexibility, clean aesthetics and quality porcelain performance for bathroom settings.
