Collection of tiles and slabs
Paradyž Monet
Photos of the Paradyż Monet collection from the manufacturer. Verify the actual shade and texture on a sample in the studio. Tap the photo to open it in large view, tap again to zoom in on the detail.
About the Paradyż Monet collection
The Paradyż Monet collection brings tiles inspired by natural stone, introducing a slightly monumental character to the bathroom, kitchen, or living room without prominent decoration. Monet is intended for use on floors and walls, including larger spaces such as halls or receptions. Thanks to the specific stone appearance, it combines well with both minimalist and industrial interior styles.
What impression does the collection create?
Monet is based on natural stone, resulting in a muted, unobtrusive decor with fine veining and variations in colour. This surface appears calm and timeless, helping to highlight other elements of the bathroom, such as sanitary ware or furniture.
Thanks to the large-format variants from the Monumental set in blue shade, a uniform, seamless look can be achieved, which visually enlarges the space and reduces the number of horizontal joints.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
The Monet collection is suitable for modern as well as subtly rustic bathrooms, where you will appreciate the natural character of stone. Due to its universal appearance, it is also suitable for kitchens, hallways, or representative spaces such as receptions.
For smaller bathrooms, I recommend opting for larger formats only if optimal cutting and minimal cuts can be maintained; otherwise, choose medium formats and lighter shades to make the space appear larger.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
Monet is a collection of floor and wall tiles inspired by stone. The documentation mentions the Monumental set with large-format tiles in blue shade suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, salons, terraces, hallways, or facades.
If planning to use outdoors or in commercial spaces, check the technical certificates and manufacturer's recommendations for frost resistance and load class. For interiors, consider a surface without significant gloss, which better masks water marks and small dirt.
How to combine it
With the stone appearance, Monet pairs well with simple lines of furniture and matte metal accessories (black, dark grey, brushed brass). For a warmer effect, add wooden or wood-decor elements in natural tones.
If you use blue large formats from Monumental, think about contrast with white sanitary ware and soft textiles. Adding a few smaller decors or mosaics can highlight the shower area or behind the sink without visual overload.
Installation and maintenance
When laying large-format tiles, pay attention to the flatness of the substrate and the accuracy of creating a fall, especially in shower areas. Larger elements require quality adhesive and often double application of adhesive for complete coverage of the back.
Maintaining stone-look tiles is simple: regular cleaning with a mild detergent and a soft mop, avoiding abrasive products and aggressive alkaline cleaners. For exteriors, check the manufacturer's recommendations for sealing and frost resistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Monet tiles suitable for outdoor use?
The documentation mentions use on terraces and facades, so they can be used outdoors. Before making a final decision, check the manufacturer's technical sheets for frost resistance and recommended use.
How to achieve a seamless look with large-format tiles?
A seamless look is ensured by evenly spacing pieces from the Monumental set and minimal grouting. It is recommended to plan the arrangement of tiles during cutting and use a flat and even substrate.
What to combine with the blue shade of Monumental in the bathroom?
Blue large formats pair well with white sanitary ware, matte black or dark metal elements, and natural wood decor elements that balance the cool tone of the stone.
A trusted brand in TGB's offering. Delivery times will be confirmed based on availability from the supplier.
Other collections by Paradyż
AllSimilar bathrooms
All: StoneArticles on this topic
All tips and advice
Wall and floor tilesImitations of travertine, marble, wood, and concrete: which suits your bathroom
Comparison of the most popular tile designs for bathrooms: travertine, marble, wood, concrete and stone. What impression do they create and what to…
Small bathroomsSmall bathroom: ideas, tiles and solutions (with photos)
Small bathroom: which tiles and format to choose, shower cubicle or bath, where to put the washing machine, attic and panel building. 10 ways to visually enlarge it.
Trends 2023Trends 2023: large slabs, terrazzo and wax
Cersaie 2023 introduced larger and thinner slabs, terrazzo, waxed surfaces, and black-and-white contrasts. The Pantone Colour of the Year 2023 was Viva…












