Article Number: 9352
Lunada Bay Tile Creates Visual Rhythm with Taiko Tile
(Harbor City, CA, August 12, 2015) Taking inspiration from the ancient Japanese art of Taiko drumming, Lunada Bay Tile has added a new pattern of glass tile to its Agate collection that creates its own visual rhythms. Taiko is available in ten luminous shades, and three finishes: Pearl, Silk and Ribbed, offering multiple possibilities for customization.
“Just as each Taiko drum ensemble plays its own unique cadence, each arrangement of Taiko tiles takes on a unique style based on the colors and finishes chosen, and may also be beautifully complemented by other tiles in the Agate collection,” states Lunada Bay Tile Creative Director Feras Irikat.
Like all Lunada Bay Tile glass collections, Taiko and the rest of Agate patterns reflect light, reminiscent of sunrays shimmering on water. This is made possible by the handmade manufacturing process, which incorporates creases, wrinkles, waves, bubbles and other surface effects designed to capture light. From sleek to monochromatic to juxtaposed and textured, glass tiles offer a profusion of possibilities for contemporary, transitional, and traditional spaces.
“As light dances over the fluid shapes, patterns and textures, the reflective quality of the glass creates sensuous movement,” Irikat adds.
Agate glass tiles are a sustainable choice, containing up to 70 percent post-consumer recycled glass. And as with all Lunada Bay Tile glass tiles, they are durable and easy to maintain. The Taiko tiles measure approximately 1¼ x 5 inches.
About Lunada Bay Tile
Lunada Bay Tile creates handcrafted glass, ceramic, pewter, stone, and wood tile with an emphasis on artistic simplicity, texture, and color. Inspired by the aura of Southern California coastal living, Lunada Bay Tile takes a distinct approach to designing products with a philosophy that blends traditional craftsmanship and modern influences. Our artisans use specialized techniques to create unique effects that capture the imagination and reflect the way people want to live. To learn more about Lunada Bay Tile and view the entire product line, visit www.lunadabaytile.com, or call 310-257-1300.
“Just as each Taiko drum ensemble plays its own unique cadence, each arrangement of Taiko tiles takes on a unique style based on the colors and finishes chosen, and may also be beautifully complemented by other tiles in the Agate collection,” states Lunada Bay Tile Creative Director Feras Irikat.
Like all Lunada Bay Tile glass collections, Taiko and the rest of Agate patterns reflect light, reminiscent of sunrays shimmering on water. This is made possible by the handmade manufacturing process, which incorporates creases, wrinkles, waves, bubbles and other surface effects designed to capture light. From sleek to monochromatic to juxtaposed and textured, glass tiles offer a profusion of possibilities for contemporary, transitional, and traditional spaces.
“As light dances over the fluid shapes, patterns and textures, the reflective quality of the glass creates sensuous movement,” Irikat adds.
Agate glass tiles are a sustainable choice, containing up to 70 percent post-consumer recycled glass. And as with all Lunada Bay Tile glass tiles, they are durable and easy to maintain. The Taiko tiles measure approximately 1¼ x 5 inches.
About Lunada Bay Tile
Lunada Bay Tile creates handcrafted glass, ceramic, pewter, stone, and wood tile with an emphasis on artistic simplicity, texture, and color. Inspired by the aura of Southern California coastal living, Lunada Bay Tile takes a distinct approach to designing products with a philosophy that blends traditional craftsmanship and modern influences. Our artisans use specialized techniques to create unique effects that capture the imagination and reflect the way people want to live. To learn more about Lunada Bay Tile and view the entire product line, visit www.lunadabaytile.com, or call 310-257-1300.
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