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Ecoceramic Ikon
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About the Ecoceramic Ikon collection
The Ikon collection from Ecoceramic features a series of porcelain wall tiles and floor tiles in several shades listed in the collection catalogue. The collection includes colour variants such as Hueso (HUESO), Nogal, Almond, Moka, and Straw. The documentation indicates that both rectified and non-rectified porcelain tiles are available. This text provides practical tips for using and combining this collection in the bathroom.
What impression does the collection create?
Ikon by Ecoceramic has a neutral and timeless appeal thanks to its palette of shades from light Hueso to darker Nogal and Moka. Lighter variants like Almond and Hueso visually enlarge the space, while darker tones add depth and contrast. The porcelain nature of the material gives surfaces a uniform, elegant appearance suitable for both modern and more classic designs.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Thanks to the various shades, the Ikon collection is flexible: light wall tiles are suitable for smaller or darker bathrooms, helping to brighten the space. Darker variants can be used as accent areas behind the bath or sink. Porcelain wall tiles are highly resistant to moisture, making them a common choice for bathrooms and high-traffic areas. When planning, consider the lighting and contrast between walls and floors.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The documentation clearly indicates that the Ikon collection offers porcelain tiles in both rectified and non-rectified versions. The colour variants listed in the catalogue include HUESO, NOGAL, ALMOND, MOKA, and STRAW. Exact formats and thicknesses are not specified in the documentation, so we recommend checking the catalogue or contacting the Ecoceramic supplier for technical sheets and availability when selecting specific dimensions.
How to combine the collection
You can build the Ikon collection on simple contrasts: a light wall in Hueso or Almond with a darker floor in Nogal or Moka will create a balanced look. To add dynamism, choose one wall as an accent area with vertical or horizontal tiling. Complementary elements in natural materials (wood, matte metal fittings) will help soften the raw porcelain look and make the space cozier.
Installation and maintenance
Since the collection includes both rectified and non-rectified pieces, consider the type of tiles when laying: rectified tiles allow for thinner grout joints and more precise lines, while non-rectified require wider joints. Before installation, request technical sheets and recommendations from the supplier, especially for adhesive and grouting. Porcelain surfaces are generally easy to clean with standard neutral cleaning agents; avoid aggressive acids and abrasives. For bathroom floors, consider anti-slip solutions if offered by the collection, or add anti-slip elements in critical zones.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the tiles in the Ikon collection rectified?
Yes, according to the catalogue, porcelain tiles in the Ikon collection are available in both rectified and non-rectified versions.
What colours are available in the Ikon collection?
The catalogue lists colour variants HUESO, NOGAL, ALMOND, MOKA, and STRAW.
Is the collection suitable for bathrooms?
Yes, these are porcelain wall tiles and floor tiles, which are generally suitable for bathrooms due to their moisture resistance; I recommend checking specific technical parameters and any anti-slip treatment.
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