designer dee murphy made a splash when she posted images of her recently renovated kitchen. it was her slate floor - planks of slate arranged in a patternless pattern - that got the most attention.
we dub the pattern "mondrian", after artist piet mondrian whose iconic paintings featured the simplest of rectilinear forms - squares and rectangles -- fit together along their vertical and horizontal lines. together, they fill a space to make up one larger, linear shape.
how to get the look for yourself? there are numerous ways to piece this puzzle together using basic math and some gridline paper—however you choose, the look will be your own.
if the process seems daunting, following the below simple #tileblueprint, we break down how to get the look over a 6'x6' (36 sqft) space using 4 of our 24"x24" tiles, and 10 of our 12"x24" tiles.
get the look:
- purchase 4 of our 24"x24" tiles (16 sqft) and use all 4 tiles in the design.
- purchase 10 of our 12"x24" tiles (20 sqft) and use 7 of the 10 tiles in the design.
- with the remaining 3 12"x24" tiles, cut them into a total of 6 12"x12" tiles, use all 6 tiles in the design
search #tileblueprint on instagram to see more like this.
