Imported Ceramic Tiles made by Cotto now available in Adelaide from Ceramica Tile + Design

ADELAIDE, Australia - April 26, 2013 - PRLog -- If you are looking to buy imported, high-quality ceramic or porcelain tiles for your new home or renovation in Adelaide, the chances are that you will more than likely be looking at tiles manufactured by Cotto, Thailand’s largest tile manufacturer and now one of the world’s most innovative producers.  The sheer variety and range of Cotto tiles is stunning, and is matched only by the quality of their design and manufacture.  Ceramica Tile + Design in Adelaide is therefore extremely pleased to have the Cotto range on display in its showroom in Welland.

“The majority of imported tiles purchased in Australia now come from Asian manufacturers,” said Anita Sweeting, Design Consultant at Ceramica Tile + Design, “and Thai producers are amongst the very best in the industry, which is why Thailand is now the fifth largest importer of ceramic tiles into Australia.  And Cotto, as Thailand’s largest and most prestigious manufacturer, is therefore a name that Adelaide homeowners can confidently associate with superior design and premium quality.”

Cotto’s range of designs and styles is suited to all types of homes and renovations, with their tiles being particularly noted for their innovative textures and finishes.

Anita Sweeting added, “Cotto’s wall tiles are beautifully designed, and can really enliven a bathroom or kitchen area.  They range from floral designs in the Palatino and Selave series, to bright and bold contemporary colours in the Plano range, while the Vertigo series features irregular patterns and lines that can be mixed and matched to create a really unique look and style.”  The Pencil range of long and thin (10mm x 200mm), brightly-coloured wall tiles  further extends the range and the design opportunities that Cotto tiles provide.

“Floor tiles are also an area in which Cotto excels.  Particular favourites are the Plank and Bosco series - wood-effect floor tiles that can be laid in interlocking, geometric designs that  give the appearance of a parquet or wooden floor,” said Anita Sweeting.  This is also the theme of the Olmo range, which is designed to replicate the grain of oak.

Cotto is also renowned for its mosaic tiles, which are produced in a wide range of colours and finishes.  These range from the traditional, natural colours of the Antique Stone range, to the reflective, metallic and checkerboard finishes available in the 1S series, to the multi-shaded, single colours of the 22S range.  This variety means that whatever the look you are trying to achieve, Cotto produces a mosaic tile that can help you bring it to fruition.

“We are really excited about the wide range of Cotto tiles that we can now offer to Adelaide homeowners,” said Anita Sweeting, “and we are always happy for clients to come in to our showroom to discuss their ideas.  We offer a free in-store design consultancy service to help our clients to make the right choices, which also means they can see for themselves the great range of Cotto tiles we now have on display.”