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We're really proud to feature our Brutalist 3D Mosaic Collection of locally designed and manufactured tile designs.

The Brunswick Design (ARM8992) by Armatile

"When you you see the hard cold concrete of a brutalist building, they can look very inhuman, like a machine-made building. But if you stop and think about how they were actually made you start to realise that really they’re a very deep expression of the craft involved in making them."

This is what Project Architect Richard Battye had to say of the Southbank Centre's Brutalist architecture during the restoration of the Queen Elizabeth Hall. Much like those very buildings, our goal is to show that same deep expression in our own hand assembled designs.

Robin Hood 3D Design (ARM8991)

Our Brutalist 3D Mosaic Collection's inspired by the simple block-like forms emulated by the characteristic massive, monolithic and 'blocky' appearance with a rigid geometric style but without the large-scale use of poured concrete!

Causeway 3D Design (ARM8993)

Each waterjet cut and delicately hand assembled by our artisan team of trained crafts people.

Each of the 10 designs featured in The Brutalist 3D Collection has been developed in monochrome colours as a template for customers use as displayed or to customise by selecting different colour and texture options that create the perfect, bespoke pattern for their project.

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Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

Simply:

Select a shape from the Brutalist 3D Collection
Select colours you prefer or tiles from our Products Section
Let us know the size of your area (m2)

email: design@armatile.com

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Whatever the vision or scale, Armatile brings exciting surfaces to any project by giving designers access to interesting materials, creative design, bespoke production, and technical expertise.

Each of our 10 designs can be found below

Inspired by buildings like the Barbican Centre in London, this design perfectly captures the shapes evoked by the building's structure and it creates a unique repeatable pattern perfect for making standout features in any project.

You can order the Barbican Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

Inspired by the Robin Hood Gardens' modular unit structure, this design creates an amazing and unique effect, like a captivating series of Menger Cubes that are sure to stop people in their tracks as they take in the site.

You can order the Robin Hood Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

Inspired by the Brunswick Centre and the unique interior shape with its extending balconies and emulates the inverse pyramid effect of the ascending floors.

You can order the Brunswick Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

Inspired by buildings like the Balfron Tower in London, this design perfectly captures the shapes evoked by the building's structure and it creates a unique repeatable pattern perfect for making standout features in any project.

You can order the Balfron Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

You can order the Epcot Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

Much like its namesake, the Rozzol Melara Complex in Trieste, Italy, this pattern evokes the feeling of a covered space which is emphasised by the hollowed out 3D effect we can see.

You can order the Rozzol Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

Based on the perhaps the most distinctive and bold of Harvard’s undergraduate Houses, Mather House is one of the busier, louder designs that fully utilises the shapes to stand out among other potential candidates for a feature wall or floor.

You can order the Mather House Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

You can order the Southbank Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

You can order the Robarts Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com

The Giant's Causeway is an incredible example of naturally occurring brutalism, with their massive, monolithic and 'blocky' appearance. We have recreated that rigid geometric style with our Causeway 3D Design, allowing you to take that imagery of one of Northern Ireland's most iconic scenic spots and incorporate it into your projects.

You can order the Causeway Design in the monochrome colours displayed or you can customise the pattern by selecting alternative colours or textures. Just contact us for more information - design@armatile.com