Design Development

Material Choices 

•  Decide on the type of tile or surface you want to work with. Options include ceramic, porcelain, stone, glass, or even  recycled materials. Each material has its own characteristics and aesthetic, which can greatly influence the final design.

Patterns and Motifs

• Whether you're going for geometric, organic, minimalist, or intricate patterns, the style you choose will set the tone for the space. Bold, vibrant colors can make a statement, while subtle patterns may offer a more timeless appeal.

Texture

•  A unique surface design often involves experimenting with textures. Consider matte, glossy, or textured finishes, or even combining various textures within the same design to create contrast and depth.

Color Scheme

• Select a color palette that complements the intended environment. Monochromatic schemes, vibrant pops of color, or earthy tones can influence the ambiance of a room.

Size and Shape

• Think outside the box when it comes to tile sizes and shapes. Non-traditional shapes like hexagons, triangles, or irregularly shaped pieces can help create a dynamic and distinctive design.