Pop Art Creativity With The New Collage Collection
Monday, March 29th, 2010
Following in the footsteps of the best fashion designers, Fired Earth is adding a diffusion line to its collections.
First to arrive is the Tile Basics collection, which will include tiles starting at 36p each.
Bright and bold, tiles from the Collage range, take their inspiration from the Pop Art movement of the 1950s and 60s, when collage and painting were combined to construct new art forms that heralded the cultural transformation of Britain and America at the time.
- The colours that form the new Collage collection closely replicate those used by some of the key artists of the time.
- The new range is available in nine vibrant colours, including pink, yellow, orange and lime. This versatile collection has a beautiful gloss finish and includes pencils, as well as practical 15 x 15 cm tiles at £1.81 per tile (£79.62 per m2).
- The tiles are perfect to mix and match and are extremely versatile - great for anyone looking to make a colourful statement.
- Affordable chic: prices for tiles in Fired Earth’s new Collage collection start at just £1.81 per tile.
Fired Earth has 56 showrooms in the UK and Ireland.
Visit the Fired Earth website to view these exciting new tile ranges and to find your nearest showroom.
Tel: (0845) 366 0400

Fired Earth is broadening its reach and appeal by adding a diffusion line to its collections.
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