The Tiled House
A Virtual Home Transformed imagined by Charlotte Taylor & Hannes Lippert
Unleashing Creativity
Interior designer Charlotte Taylor and 3D artist Hannes Lippert embarked on a visionary project that redefines the concept of home using an unconventional material. Together, they brought to life the Tiled House, a virtual dwelling constructed almost entirely from tiles.
At the heart of their creation is d-tiles, a versatile material hailing from the Netherlands. These tiles possess a unique quality, allowing them to gracefully bend around edges and corners, enveloping spaces in a seamless "blanket of tiles" with an unbroken grid. This innovative system offers the freedom to fully tile any surface, object, or space.
Taylor and Lippert seized this opportunity to push the boundaries of traditional tile usage, infusing warmth and domesticity into the design. They introduced tiles into areas where they are rarely seen, such as the living room and bedroom, challenging the norms and inviting a fresh perspective.
Sense of fluidity, playfulness & futurism
The duo's ingenuity extends beyond mere surfacing; they ingeniously incorporated the tiles into the very essence of the home. Furnishings like the dining table, sofa, and bed were cleverly built-in using the same tiles. Recessed niches were crafted to elegantly display vases and design pieces, adding a personal touch and enhancing the overall aesthetic.
The result is a breathtaking interplay of unconventional surfaces that exude a sense of fluidity, playfulness, and futurism. Within the Tiled House, every corner tells a story, every tile forms a unique part of the narrative, and the possibilities for creativity are boundless.
Step into this digital realm, where traditional materials find new purpose, and design conventions are joyfully shattered. Discover the Tiled House, a testament to the transformative power of imagination and the limitless potential of innovative materials.
3D images by Hannes Lippert, Formundrausch studio
