Having applied her signature style to hotels, cruise ships, spas and restaurants across the globe, British designer Kelly Hoppen MBE has now teamed up with Hakwood to take on the tile market.

Launched to celebrate the brand’s 40th anniversary, The Hakwood Collection by Kelly Hoppen is built around simplicity, colour and shape and comprises six interchangeable designs: Line, which features linear metal dashes set upon neutral, colour washed wood; Cube, which subtly combines natural and industrial tones with four metal corner cubes set against a backdrop of the finest wood; and Signature, an Art Deco-inspired style that plays with illusion, structure and shadow.

Adding to that are the Grid tile, which features a canvas of vertical strips in varying dimensions, the colours of which can be combined to create a bespoke statement surface; Square, a contemporary optical illusion that explores the aesthetic and architecture of squares through classic colours; and V, which nods to the traditional herringbone pattern by blending diagonal slats into a unique jigsaw to create a striking V shape. Each design is available in a range of colours including Fossil, Silver, Mineral, Basalt, Bronze, Flint and Chalk.

Speaking on the collaboration, Hoppen comments: “I’m delighted to showcase this wonderful collection which seamlessly unites my clean, modern and luxurious style with the bespoke services that Hakwood has become renowned for. I’m thrilled with each design and the way the tiles can be interchangeable.”

Mark Hak, Owner of Hakwood, adds: “At Hakwood, we collaborate with architects and designers creating bespoke solutions for their specific projects. What makes the collaboration with Kelly Hoppen so unique is that the tiles will be part of our collection and available for every project, large or small. Bringing a design statement to every interior, the various tile designs and colour combination make it easy to select a style that fits the project. Be it iconic, bold or energetic, pick and even mix tiles to express your style.”

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