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Maximalism has made a come-back, with a contemporary and playful twist – the key sentiment being ‘more is more.’
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Johnson Tiles – Maximalism
This has been a trend behind the launch of Johnsons tiles most recent product ranges Stratum and Avoir. Both product ranges are heavily influenced by the 1970s, which has seen a huge revival from geometrics to furniture shapes and colour palettes. Both ranges afford the ability to block colour to create large statement patterns, whether it is the large-scale geometric patterns of the Avior range or the heavy marble effect of the Stratum range. Often the layering of colour and large-scale foliage can create a more subtle and contemporary approach to maximalism, utilizing bright radiant tones to soft serene hues – anything goes
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