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Paradyż Nodo
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About the Paradyż Nodo collection
The Nodo collection from Paradyż features ceramic wall tiles with a pronounced wood aesthetic inspired by the forests of the Trident region. The surface combines a matte, pleasant-to-touch texture with areas highlighted by glossy ink accents that emphasize the grain patterns. The collection offers four colour variants (Crema, Naturale, Brown, Ebony) and aims for a natural, uneven wood aesthetic without monotony.
What impression does the collection create?
Nodo evokes natural, aged wood with a pronounced grain and varied tonalities. Thanks to the wavy structure and high-resolution printing, the surface appears authentic while leaving a calm, refined impression suitable for both modern and rustic interiors.
Glossy accents on a matte surface add depth to the tiles without a glaring shine, enhancing the elegance of the resulting space without a disruptive effect.
What type of bathroom is it suitable for?
Nodo is suitable for bathrooms where you want to achieve a warm, natural wood effect without using real wood. It fits spaces from slightly traditional to contemporary, especially where you want to match furniture and accessories in warm brown to rich dark tones.
In smaller bathrooms, choose a lighter shade (Crema or Naturale) for optical enlargement of the space. Darker variations (Brown, Ebony) work well in more spacious or well-lit bathrooms.
Formats, surfaces, and colours
The collection is available in four colour variants: Crema, Naturale, Brown, and Ebony. The surface combines a matte structure with areas of glossy ink detail and a wavy texture that eliminates pattern repetition.
The pronounced printing and high resolution bring rich tonalities and numerous details that need to be considered when selecting tiles for the entire layout.
How to combine the collection
Nodo pairs well with natural materials: bathroom furniture in wood decor, white or cream sanitary elements, and metal accessories in black or matte brass finishes. For consistency with the mix&match concept, consider combining shades from the collection within one space.
In a modern bathroom, add subtle stone or concrete accents for texture contrast. When using decorative strips or accents, consider the orientation of the slats — horizontal will elongate the space, while vertical will visually heighten it.
Installation and maintenance
When laying, account for the natural variability of patterns — mix tiles before installation to achieve an even distribution of tones and patterns. If the collection includes rectified or non-rectified formats, follow the manufacturer's technical data and recommendations for grout width.
For regular maintenance, use gentle neutral cleaners without abrasive particles. Glossy ink accents may require more careful cleaning to maintain the accuracy of the print. For floor use, check anti-slip properties according to technical data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Nodo collection suitable for bathroom flooring?
The Nodo collection features a wood-inspired design with a matte surface and glossy details. When used on the floor, we recommend checking the anti-slip properties and the manufacturer's technical sheets.
How to match wall colour with the Nodo pattern?
For a natural look, choose neutral wall tones, such as cream or soft grey. Lighter shades will complement the texture, while darker tones will highlight the tile patterns.
How to avoid pattern repetition during installation?
Mix tiles from multiple packs during installation and distribute them to ensure different shades and patterns are spread out. The wavy structure of the collection helps reduce perceived repetition.
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