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Paradyż Eloria
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About the Paradyż Eloria collection
The Eloria collection by Paradyż brings an aesthetic inspired by Tuscan stone to the bathroom, featuring a distinctive usage that flows through the tiles in various directions. The surface with an ardesia texture creates a naturally varied appearance, while the glossy ink next to the texture alters the perceived shine depending on the light and angle of view. The palette of four shades allows for a harmonious overall look, creating a calm, balanced atmosphere with a touch of classic Italian design.
What impression does the collection create?
Eloria acts as a bridge between natural stone and refined, design aesthetics. The used application and ardesia texture give the tiles rhythm and depth, bringing dynamism even to a tranquil bathroom when properly lit. The effect of changing glossy lines softens the overall look while adding a premium character without excessive decoration.
Thanks to the varying degrees of gloss on the surface, the tiles appear more vibrant when the angle of view changes — this is advantageous for large surfaces where light can play and alter the overall perception of the space.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Eloria is suitable for bathrooms where you want to achieve a harmonious, slightly traditional yet refined look with an Italian touch. The shades from light to dark allow the collection to be used in both smaller and larger spaces.
If you are planning a bathroom that maintains a calm and timeless expression, Eloria combines well with satin or matte sanitary elements, black fittings, or brass details for a warmer impression.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The collection includes structured tiles with an ardesia effect and a specific glossy ink next to the application, creating a variable gloss. Available colour variants are Light beige, Taupe, Brown, and Anthracite, with structured pieces also available in Anthracite and Brown with a linear character.
The natural colouring and texture allow for harmony between the base tiles and the structured decor, making it easy to design a uniform floor or walls without the need for prominent accessories.
How to combine the collection
The mix&match&create philosophy behind the Eloria collection encourages combining basic surfaces with structured elements. Use the structured tiles as an accent strip insert, a backsplash behind the sink, or to delineate the shower enclosure.
For a balanced expression, it is recommended to stick to one colour family within the bathroom and vary the surface — for example, lighter shades on the walls and a floor or accents in darker Anthracite. In smaller bathrooms, choose lighter tones that will visually enlarge the space.
Installation and maintenance
When laying the tiles, pay attention to the direction of application and ensure that the prominent lines of usage connect well — with larger formats, the flow of lines can create the desired dynamic effect. Before starting work, check the visual layout of the tiles to distribute pattern variations evenly.
Maintenance depends on the surface finish: the textured ardesia surface may require more frequent cleaning with gentle agents and a soft brush to remove deposits in the texture. Glossier parts can be cleaned with non-abrasive cleaning agents and a soft cloth during regular use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Eloria collection suitable for bathroom floors?
Yes, the collection has a surface with an ardesia texture and colour variations suitable for bathrooms. When laying on the floor, consider anti-slip solutions according to local standards and requirements.
How to combine structured and smooth tiles from the Eloria collection?
I recommend using smooth tiles as the dominant surface and structured pieces as accents — for example, strips, niches, or an entire wall in the shower enclosure. This way, you achieve a harmonious contrast without overcrowding.
Which shade of Eloria to choose for a small bathroom?
For smaller bathrooms, lighter shades such as Light beige or Taupe are better, as they help to visually enlarge the space. Darker tones should be used more as accents or on the floor with good lighting.
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