Hoxton Square

At Hoxton Square, Kaji Border in Powder White is used as a continuous bathroom surface, carrying a fine vertical rhythm across the basin wall, shower and curved enclosure.

Project Information

Project: Hoxton Square
Location: London, United Kingdom
Interior design: Interesting Projects
Styling: Alma and Midori
Photography: Felix Speller
Tile collection: Kaji Border
Colour: Powder White
Application: Bathroom walls and basin front

A Continuous Ceramic Field

The narrow format is set vertically throughout, allowing the tiled surface to follow both straight and curved walls without changing its underlying rhythm. A pale grout keeps the joints visible while preserving the room’s restrained tonal character.

Powder White carries small variations in tone and surface. These become most apparent where daylight crosses the shower wall and where the glaze meets the softer light around the mirror.

Light, Reflection and Detail

The mirror doubles the tiled field, while spherical wall lights and dark metal fittings sit as precise points against the repeated ceramic lines. Planting introduces a softer organic form without interrupting the clarity of the installation.

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Article by Mittsu Japanese Tiles
Curated by Ian Reynolds