Why Choose Leather Tiles?
Leather has many attributes that make it perfect for tiled surfaces. It’s both soft and stable, making it easy to cut and shape into intricate designs or mosaic-like creations; it’s naturally acoustic, flame-retardant and adaptable to changes in humidity and temperature, meaning it retains warmth in winter yet remains cool in summer; it’s supple enough to stretch over curved surfaces – unlike tiles made from ceramic or glass; or it can be filled to give a three-dimensional effect. The application possibilities are near limitless.
Leather Tiles Are a Multi-Dimensional Material
While the thick, distinctive texture and deep patina of leather adds an unrivalled, natural look to walls, leather is also durable enough to stand up as flooring too, even in high-traffic areas. Suitable for use in heated flooring systems, when treated, the material can also be given a water-resistant finish, making it suitable for kitchens and bathrooms.
Discover Leather Tiles on Architonic
Many of these leather tiles need to be investigated further to fully appreciated the design applications and the final effects that are possible. That’s simple to do on each item’s individual product page, where image galleries provide examples of the material – or a variant – shown in an ambient setting. Each page also includes descriptive information and details about the product along with links to the rest of the collection. It’s also possible for specifiers to request further specifications, should they need them, along with CAD files, dealers and catalogues, directly from the manufacturers on Architonic.
