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Karim Rashid-designed metallic tiles

By Rain Noe - January 20, 2010

in Object Culture

Karim Rashid's got a thing for patterns, as evidenced in his new line of metal tiles for Australian manufacturer Alloy. Punched from individual sheets of 1.6mm stainless steel, copper, brass, titanium and raw steel, the quirky, Karim-signature shape of the tiles experience a sort of aesthetic growth when bunched together into patterns. Check 'em out here.

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pk

14 years ago

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The manufacturer's site mentions that they aren't to be cut or trimmed to fit a space. I'd hate the be the installer on the job where they use those.

Seems like the grouting will destroy the finish on them as well.
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and that is what design?
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