Strokes begins with marble. The slow, unplanned veining that stone lays down over time, the way no two slabs ever match. Then it hands the line to a painter's brush, letting each stroke swell, break and pick up again, freer and more expressive than stone alone would allow.

Every tile is made by hand from recycled cement in our workshop, so the pattern shifts from one tile to the next and never quite repeats. Laid across a floor, run up a wall or wrapped around a built-in surface, Strokes reads as one continuous gesture, closer to a painted surface than a tiled one.