I think the interior design team is the same one who did their Sydney restaurant - they are not on Houzz but their name is Meacham Nockles McQualter. Might be worth a quick email to them to see where they sourced from.

Hi there, I think the main thing to stick to is choosing one way to tie each room together, whether you do that via colour, shape, pattern, etc. It's also important to be mindful of features in each room - you don't want to walk in and be bombarded with more than your eye can take. You want an awesome feature and then everything trails behind that :)

I like the tiles, but think I would love the tiles with some bright clear lemon yellow somewhere in the kitchen - plates/bowls, framed print, curtains/blind. https://au.pinterest.com/pin/327988785345239423/

Hi every one. I am doing a renovation to a Georgian home and I love encaustic tiles. I am not at all interested in "encaustic look" as porcelain made to look like other things is not my taste. Ever store I have gone to, the sales assistant told me I would regret it as they stain so easily and are so difficult to maintain. Would be interested to hear about other peoples' experience with encaustic tiles. I wonder if it is like timber floors - they scratch over time, but this kind of adds to their character?