Collection of tiles and slabs
Paradyż Flywood
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About the Paradyż Flywood collection
The Flywood collection by Paradyż brings a rustic character of wood to the bathroom in tiles. The matte surface and fine texture mimic natural wooden boards, with each piece having its own 'history' thanks to crack effects and golden shades. The 20×60 format creates the impression of elongated planks that visually extend the space and are suitable for walls as well as floors.
What impression does the collection create?
Flywood evokes natural wood with a rustic touch. Characteristic crack effects and golden tones enhance the authenticity of the surface, creating a cozy and warmer feel than cold stone patterns. The matte surface softens reflections and adds a subdued elegance to the space.
With its fine, universal structure, the collection appears natural, with each piece differing slightly — this creates a handmade impression without the need for decorative elements.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Flywood works well in country or Scandinavian-style bathrooms, complementing wooden elements and natural accessories. At the same time, it can soften modern minimalist spaces, creating a pleasant contrast to cold materials.
For a warmer effect, use tiles on both floors and walls in a predominantly neutral palette. For a more striking result, combine with darker or industrial accessories — the outcome will be cohesive without being overwhelming.
Format, surface, and colours
The Flywood collection is available in a 20×60 cm format with a matte finish and wood-like texture. All elements are designed to colour-coordinate with each other, with the collection including shades like Crema, Honey, and Chocolate, which range from golden to warmer tones.
This format is ideal for creating a slatted look when laying floor tiles or wall tiles, with a matte surface being more practical in the bathroom than a glossy one — smudges and fingerprints are less visible.
How to combine the collection
For a natural look, combine Flywood with light walls and natural materials — stone, jute, cotton fabrics or wooden furniture elements in a similar tone. If you prefer contrast, complement the collection with darker metal fittings and black shower enclosure frames.
When choosing accessories, think about the harmony of shades: warmer tones like Crema and Honey will enhance coziness, while Chocolate will add depth. Use decorative elements and listels sparingly, as the collection already creates a structured effect on its own.
Installation and maintenance
The 20×60 format allows for various laying methods — classic straight laying, half-bonding, or stacking. When designing, pay attention to the direction of the slats, which can visually elongate or widen the room. Before laying, check the flatness of the substrate and use suitable adhesive designed for ceramic wall tiles.
The matte texture makes maintenance easier, but classic hygiene requires regular cleaning with a neutral cleaning agent. Avoid abrasive pastes that could alter the finish. When grouting, choose a grout tone that enhances the overall appearance — a light grout will highlight the slats, while a darker one will unify them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Flywood tiles on the bathroom floor as well?
Yes, the 20×60 cm format with a matte finish is suitable for both floor and wall. Pay attention to anti-slip requirements and suitable adhesive for floor loads.
How to match the Chocolate shade with bathroom furniture?
Chocolate works well with natural or dark wood and metal accents. For better contrast, choose light walls or accessories in cream shades.
What laying method do you recommend for visually enlarging the space?
For optical elongation of the space, lay the planks towards the longest wall or use staggered laying with minimized grout joints.
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