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Currently at Dezeen. Freelance words for British Journal of Photography, SLEEK and others
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The best wall and floor tiles for contemporary kitchens

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By Alice Finney Verified
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1 ‘SensiEtna’ tiles, Florim Tiles don’t get much hotter than these. Made using real lavastone, they take colour cues from the ever-changing hues of Sicily’s Mount Etna – from pale, incandescent tones to the inky blacks of cooled rock. Created by Matteo Thun & Partners, the tile collection celebrates volcanic activity, drawing inspiration from its primordial strength. The richly textured porcelain surfaces come in three tactile finishes – ‘Bugnato’, ‘Rigatino’ and ‘Crosta’.
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The best wall and floor tiles for contemporary kitchens

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By Alice Finney Verified
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Small but highly impactful, the right tiles can give a kitchen its character, adding pattern to a pared-back scheme or sculptural interest where texture might be lacking. Here, we round up the designs that deserve a place on your walls (and floors). 'SensiEtna' tiles, Florim Tiles don't get much hotter than these. Made using real lavastone, they take colour cues from the ever-changing hues of Sicily's Mount Etna – from pale, incandescent tones to the inky blacks of cooled rock.
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Ikea’s new ‘Konstrunda’ collection is designed for budding art collectors

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By Alice Finney Verified
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The term ‘art collector’ carries several weighty connotations, many of which can feel exclusionary, especially for those with less experience in the art world. However, Ikea is attempting to change all that with its new limited-edition ‘Konstrunda’ collection, which is named after the Swedish word for ‘art tour’.
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