Tiles Un-interrupted

In most interiors, materials are told where to end.

We are more interested in what happens when they don’t.

Pasztori Simons Architekten capture a design language where ceramic tiles move seamlessly from wall to furniture to floor. Corners are wrapped, benches are formed, and surfaces flow freely, dissolving the boundary between architecture and furniture.

The result is a space that feels composed rather than assembled.

Glossy dark Japanese ceramic tiles with subtle tonal variation, wrapped over curved bench seating and rounded edges, showcasing smooth grout lines and sculptural detailing in a contemporary interior.

The tonal depth allows large, continuous tiled surfaces to remain calm, even when used across walls, integrated seating, and floors. The ceramic glaze shifts subtly with light, introducing softness into a highly controlled architectural geometry.

Equally critical to this continuity are our custom corner pieces. Developed to remove hard breaks in tiled surfaces, they allow ceramic tiles to turn effortlessly, maintaining rhythm and proportion while adding a tactile, almost sculptural quality. Transitions become fluid rather than segmented.

This is where tile design becomes architectural rather than decorative.

Makani Collective specialises in bespoke tile development, custom tile details, and collaborative design solutions. From concept through execution, we support projects that demand precision, flexibility, and creative freedom.

Our work is rooted in collaboration with Japanese tile makers, where material discipline, craft precision, and architectural thinking are integral to how these solutions are developed.

Because when materials flow, spaces feel inevitable.

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