Play Cream | Rectified Brick | Wall & Floor Tiles | 5cm x 20cm
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Product Features
Play Cream brings warmth and softness to the Play collection, combining gentle cream tones with a glossy finish and subtle shade variation. The lightly rustic surface creates natural depth and movement, while the rectified edges provide a clean, contemporary look. Softer than bright white yet equally versatile, this cream brick tile offers a timeless finish that works across a wide range of interior styles.
The versatile 5x20cm brick format can be laid in traditional brick bond, stacked, vertical or herringbone patterns, making it ideal for both simple and more decorative designs. Perfect as a kitchen splashback tile, bathroom wall tile, shower wall tile or feature wall, Play Cream pairs beautifully with natural wood, warm metallics, stone effect tiles and earthy colour palettes. Its neutral tone also makes it an excellent choice for creating calm, inviting spaces while allowing other design elements to take centre stage.
Manufactured from durable porcelain, Play Cream is suitable for indoor and outdoor use on both walls and floors. It is wetroom safe, frost resistant, compatible with underfloor heating and designed to deliver lasting performance in residential and commercial settings.
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