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Paradyž Ennis
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About the Paradyż Ennis collection
The Ennis collection by Paradyż brings a softer version of the cement look, suitable not only for industrial interiors. Toned shades of grey, light grey, and light beige, along with matte and semi-polished surfaces, create a neutral, flexible palette. With classic formats of 59.8×119.8 and 59.8×59.8 and a slip resistance of R10, Ennis is suitable for floors and walls in bathrooms, hallways, or open living spaces where you seek a balance between the rawness of concrete and a more pleasant, warmer impression.
What impression does the collection create?
Ennis softens the roughness of cement to a calmer level. The patterns are moderate, with subtle nuances that appear natural and unobtrusive. Matte and semi-polished surfaces add depth to the area without a pronounced shine, which will be appreciated by those who prefer more subdued surfaces.
The cement character remains readable, but the collection is designed to work in minimalist or modern interiors where overly 'raw' concrete might feel too cold.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Ennis is a versatile collection suitable for bathrooms where you want to achieve a modern, refined look with a touch of industrial style. Lighter shades and a softer pattern are suitable for smaller bathrooms as they visually open up the space.
Thanks to R10, the tiles can also be used on bathroom floors and wet areas with standard loads. By combining with warmer elements — wooden or colourful accessories — you will achieve a more pleasant, homely result.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The Ennis collection is available in sizes 59.8×119.8 and 59.8×59.8, providing flexibility in designing floors and walls. The tiles have matte and semi-polished surfaces and colour variants described as light grey, grey, and light beige.
Slip resistance R10 ensures safer movement in residential spaces. These technical parameters make the collection a reliable choice for various parts of the apartment, from the bathroom to the hallway or kitchen.
How to combine it
For contrast, combine Ennis with striking natural wood or stone-textured decor. Warm wooden tones will soften the cool touch of cement and create a pleasant comfort in the bathroom.
If you prefer a minimalist style, use monochrome accessories and simple lines of sanitary ware. For an industrial look, choose metal elements in black or matte stainless steel finishes. Decorative strips or mosaics in small amounts will add dynamism to the space without disrupting the basic harmony.
Installation and maintenance
When laying, use suitable adhesive and grout that corresponds to the size and surface of the tiles; larger formats 59.8×119.8 require attention to the flatness of the substrate to minimise the risk of 'waves'. When installing floors, pay attention to proper expansion joints.
Maintenance of Ennis is simple: regular washing with a mild cleaning agent without aggressive acids and abrasive mixtures will preserve the matte appearance. For semi-polished variants, avoid abrasive brushes to prevent surface damage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Ennis collection suitable for flooring in the bathroom?
Yes. Ennis has a slip resistance of R10, which is suitable for floors in regular bathrooms and wet areas when installed correctly.
What colours does the Ennis collection by Paradyż come in?
The collection is available in toned shades of grey, light grey, and light beige, allowing for a neutral and flexible palette for various styles.
How to combine a cement look without a cold effect?
Warm wooden elements, textile accessories, and colourful accents work well. Matte metal elements will support the industrial look without excessive harshness.
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