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In 2025, Cotto tiles continue to be a design choice in both traditional and contemporary settings. We look at its latest resurgence in popularity and feature some examples that provide context to this trend.
 
The growth of Sigma in the Australian market has been largely due to the efforts of International Tiles Agency (ITA). It was the first to import manual tile cutters from Sigma into the country.
 
Anthony Zeaiter (r) has come a long way since the small tile shop that his uncle bought in Thornleigh, in Sydney's North-West. His new location in the inner suburb of Redfern goes beyond what a typical showroom can be.
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The Design Collective is an innovative effort at collaboration around set design pathways
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Tiles in Kitchens & Bathrooms 2025
Emerging trends for tiles are something of a grab-bag of the past and present. Built-in tiled bathtubs may make a comeback, as perhaps will green-biophilia. But tiles on kitchen floors may be out for now.
Pictured is RAK Ceramics' travertine-inspired Pontino range
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RAK Ceramics turns to smart manufacturing
With a 2024 revenue of USD642.5 million, operations across 150 countries and 12,000 employees, RAK Ceramics' portfolio of floor tiles, faucets and tableware furnish countless kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms. Led by Abdallah Massaad as group CEO, the ceramics maker is embracing smart manufacturing.
The Pangea range by Harmony is part of the Sensorial Desing trend, according to Coverings
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Top tile trends: Coverings 2025
The selection of tile trends for 2025 by Coverings acknowledges the appeal of ceramic tile in a wide range of applications. It has curated what it believes will be main global design trends for the next 12 months, and provides a preview of displays that will feature at the upcoming event in Orlando, Florida that takes place between 29th April and 2nd May, 2025.
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RLA Prep Set Go -- Silicosis
Silicosis prevention has become a major issue in the tile industry. In this short video, RLA covers the basics of what silicosis is, how RCS can cause it, and how to keep yourself safe.
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Tile Today Issue 123
Top stories from TT123 include:
Global Style – The editorial team identify the key tile designs from the top international tile shows in 2024 and categorise them in terms of Colour, Shape and Style.
Waterproofing training – Stephen Grech from LRV8ed (Elevated) Training is a GAPP Waterproofing trainer and explains his approach.
Retail profile – Luxe Ceramics in Bibra Lake (WA) sees itself as a first gen store. Led by Michael Benino and Vince Terribile, it has successfully expanded into renovations.

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