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Ecoceramic Borneo
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About the Ecoceramic Borneo collection
The Borneo collection from Ecoceramic offers tiles in a palette of natural shades, suitable for those who prefer a timeless, muted look in their bathroom. The collection includes shades like gris, ivory, taupe, straw, roble, and haya and is made from porcelain. The texture and colour allow for combinations with wooden and stone elements, creating a calm and balanced atmosphere.
What impression does the collection create?
Borneo has a natural, muted tone palette — colours like gris, ivory, taupe, and straw appear neutral to warm. The porcelain material ensures a uniform look and a subtle, consistent shade that harmonises well with both minimalist and naturally styled interiors.
Thanks to the neutral colours, the collection is not striking in terms of pattern but rather creates a clean background that highlights the sanitary ware, metal details, and textiles in the bathroom. It is suitable for solutions where you want the floor tiles and wall tiles to support the atmosphere without dominance.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
The Borneo collection primarily suits modern and Scandinavian-style bathrooms, but it also fits well into more traditional spaces with natural materials. Neutral shades help to visually enlarge smaller spaces, especially if you use lighter variants like ivory or straw.
If you are planning a bathroom with more pronounced elements (black fittings, dark cabinets), Borneo will support them without visual overload. For a more rustic look, add warm wooden accents, and for a modern touch, choose metal and glass elements.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The specifications indicate that the collection includes several shades: gris, ivory, taupe, straw, roble, and haya. The material is porcelain, which is available as non-rectified. Detailed formats and surface finishes are not specified in the documentation, so when choosing a format, consider the size of the bathroom and the expected style of installation.
Porcelain is durable and suitable for the humid environment of a bathroom. If you prefer a more uniform joint, consider rectified tiles — however, the collection has been marked as non-rectified, so check the availability of rectified alternatives for narrow joints.
How to combine the collection
For a harmonious result, use two or three shades from the collection: a lighter base (ivory or straw) and a darker accent (gris or taupe) for example on the wall of the shower enclosure or the floor. Roble and haya can be used as contrasting pieces reminiscent of wood if you want to add more warmth to the space.
Accessories in chrome, matte black or brass will enhance the style. When using large-format tiles, considering the evenness of the substrate and the correct expansion grout joints will significantly affect the outcome — when transitioning from the floor to the wall, think about skirting boards or transition profiles.
Installation and maintenance
Ceramic and porcelain wall tiles from the Borneo collection are practical and low-maintenance in the bathroom. Before laying, check the flatness of the substrate, the appropriate base screed, and the suitable adhesive designed for porcelain tiles. For non-rectified products, choose the grout joint width according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
For regular maintenance, a mild cleaning agent without abrasive or acidic components and regular removal of limescale is sufficient. If you plan to install underfloor heating, check the compatibility of the floor system with porcelain tiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Borneo collection suitable for a small bathroom?
Yes. Lighter shades like ivory and straw help to visually enlarge the space. Avoid too many patterns and opt for a uniform installation for a clean look.
Is Borneo a rectified collection?
The specification states that the Borneo collection is porcelain non rectified, meaning it is not rectified. This should be considered when planning the installation with a narrow joint.
How to combine shades from the Borneo collection?
Use a light base and one darker accent — for example, a taupe or gris floor and ivory walls. Roble and haya can serve as warm accents reminiscent of wood.
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