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Crescent Border Tile – Japanese Craftsmanship Perfected

The Crescent Border tile by INAX is a stunning example of Japanese ceramic artistry, crafted from unglazed porcelain with a design inspired by the crescent moon. This three-dimensional tile captures the timeless elegance of nature, celebrating the interplay of light and shadow across its curved, radial surface. Its ability to shift in appearance as light moves throughout the day makes it a captivating choice for enhancing interiors and exteriors alike.

Each Crescent Border tile reflects exceptional craftsmanship and innovative design. Its intricate curvature creates depth and dimension, turning walls into living works of art. The matte finish enhances its natural texture, offering a sophisticated, understated aesthetic that complements both minimalist and modern architectural styles. Made from durable unglazed porcelain, the tiles are built to last while delivering timeless visual appeal.

Designed for versatility, Crescent Border is ideal for creating feature walls in living rooms, lobbies, and bathrooms or accentuating vertical spaces in both residential and commercial environments. Its sculptural profile interacts beautifully with natural or artificial lighting, creating dynamic patterns that bring walls to life. The timeless elegance of its crescent-inspired design ensures it complements diverse design styles while standing out as a unique statement piece.

More than just a tile, Crescent Border is a fusion of art and functionality, rooted in the serene curves of the crescent moon. Its connection to nature evokes a sense of calm while its innovative design transforms any space into an architectural masterpiece. For those seeking a balance of tradition, modernity, and lasting beauty, Crescent Border offers a refined solution to elevate any environment.

The price is for a sample, which will be enough for you establish the real look, feel and colour of the tile.

Technical Data


SKU - DCF-10BNET/CRS-1~CRS-4

Size/pc - 147.5x10mm

Size/sht (Actual) - 297.5x147.5mm

Size/sht (Nominal) - 300x150mm

Thickness - 22mm

Joint - 2.5mm

Quantity/sqm - 22.3shts

Quantity/ctn - 12shts

Weight/ctn - 15.2kg

HS code (2017) - 6907.21-100

Corner Tile

SKU - DCF-10BNET/90-14/CRS-1~CRS-4

Size/pc (97.5+22.5)x10mm

Size/sht (Actual) (97.5+22.5)x297.5mm

Size/sht (Nominal) (100+25)x300mm

Thickness 7mm

Joint 2.5mm

Quantity/m 3.4shts

Quantity/ctn 10shts

Weight/ctn 6.9kg

HS code (2017) 6907.40-000

Installation Material
Adhesive o Mortar × Grouting ×

Note:
Gray net may be visible from between joints.
Colors may vary even within the same batch.
Joint widths may vary even within a sheet.
There may be some lines on the surface.

Superclean Grout is an Anti-Mould Grout from master ceramicists, INAX of Japan.

This grout has been developed to exceed the exacting demands for cleanliness and hygiene of the Japanese people.

Moisture and dirt penetrate into conventional cement grout, causing mould growth on the surface. Superclean Grout transforms the property of grout particles to hydrophobic, dramatically reducing the penetration of moisture into the grout and preventing the grout from holding dirt and growing mould.

It's one of the few available in Europe that passes the high standard of Anti-Stain, Anti-Bacterial and Anti-Fungal of ISO Standard - ISO22196. 

To provide our clients with the best service possible after Brexit, we moved our main stock of tiles to a warehouse in Germany. Since then, we have also rebuilt stock in England.

The default stock position is Germany, however, tiles that are stocked in both locations are marked "(EU Stock)" or "(UK Stock)". If a tile has stock and no location specified in the name, it will be in Germany.

Pre-Orders will be received into our German warehouse

Samples are all located in our UK warehouse.

You can read what this means to you regarding Tax here

Japanese Tiles are stunning in their variety, quality and history and we know that a picture of a beautifully tiled bathroom may have led you to our website but now you are here, things just got a little more complicated!

Let me try to help... 

P.S. if you want to read this later, you will find the link in the menu's at the bottom and in the About section at the top.

Who is Mittsu?

We are a privately owned company that specialises in Japanese Tiles. Read more here.

We only sell tiles made in Japan to avoid any confusion about quality. Even then, we only select the best Japan offers.

How do I select a Tile?

You can search by name on the website, browse the collections or find some inspiration on our Instagram account.

Box sizes

Our box sizes are complicated. We source tiles from many factories, which all have their own way of working, so our box sizes range from 0.3m2 of tiles to 2m2. This makes the pricing a little difficult to follow but we have tried our best to keep this as transparent as possible. On each tile page, you will see the main price, this is for a box (we can only sell full boxes). Underneath this, you will see how many m2 there is in the box and then to the right of that, the equivalent price per m2. You can use this to compare the relative costs of the other tiles in our range. For instance, Koyohen, cost more per box than Yuki, but has 1.8m2 per box vs Yuki at 1m2, so costs less per m2.

Stock

We have about 50 variations of tiles in our warehouse in Germany, ready for immediate shipping. We try to keep more of the most popular tiles but predicting what our customers will need is not easy, so sometimes we run out.

We also have our most popular tiles duplicated in our UK warehouse, please select the item with (UK Stock) in the title if you are shipping to the UK.

Pre Orders

These are tiles that are stocked in Japan. When you place your order, you have two shipping options, a dedicated sea shipment directly to you or a shipment from our warehouse, that involves your tiles being shipped with our next stock order.

We have a stock shipment that comes from Japan every 3 months, see the details here

The website will allow you to order tiles that we do not have in stock on the understanding that they will come from Japan at the earliest opportunity and be sent to you. This may sound a little vague and it is because there are so many variables that we cannot say here what the general case is. If you have a specific tile that you are interested in that is not in stock, please get in touch and we will help.

Samples

While we do our best with pictures, the colours that you see may vary from the actual tile. We would recommend that you order samples to make sure you are getting what you expect. We have a collection of samples here or you can search with the tile name and select the sample product.

We have around 400 variations of samples ready to be shipped out to you.

We charge for samples for 2 reasons, the first is that they are a finite resource and we do not want to encourage waste, charging a small amount reduces this waste. The second is that stocking and processing the samples is very costly for us and what we charge for the samples contributes to this cost. When ordering tiles for your project, we will refund the cost of up to 5 samples, upon request.

Our Customers

We supply tiles to everyone, from the private person, needing 1 box for a small kitchen backsplash, to multi-national Architectural firms designing hotels. If you are in the business of construction or specifying tiles, please email us on sales@mittsugroup.com

We ship all over Europe as standard but can help clients in other locations. For contractual reasons, we cannot ship to a few locations, North America being the one most requested, sorry.

Personal Service

At all stages, we offer a personal service and when you get in contact with us, it will be our Director, Ian, whom you will speak with. As the business grows, tasks are being carried out by other people, but customer enquiries are only handled by him. 

Thanks for reading and if you still have a question, please get in touch.

Crescent Sample

SKU: DCF-10BNET/CRS-2/Sample
Colour:
Sale price£7.00
276 in stock
Country of origin Japan

Crescent Border Tile – Japanese Craftsmanship Perfected

The Crescent Border tile by INAX is a stunning example of Japanese ceramic artistry, crafted from unglazed porcelain with a design inspired by the crescent moon. This three-dimensional tile captures the timeless elegance of nature, celebrating the interplay of light and shadow across its curved, radial surface. Its ability to shift in appearance as light moves throughout the day makes it a captivating choice for enhancing interiors and exteriors alike.

Each Crescent Border tile reflects exceptional craftsmanship and innovative design. Its intricate curvature creates depth and dimension, turning walls into living works of art. The matte finish enhances its natural texture, offering a sophisticated, understated aesthetic that complements both minimalist and modern architectural styles. Made from durable unglazed porcelain, the tiles are built to last while delivering timeless visual appeal.

Designed for versatility, Crescent Border is ideal for creating feature walls in living rooms, lobbies, and bathrooms or accentuating vertical spaces in both residential and commercial environments. Its sculptural profile interacts beautifully with natural or artificial lighting, creating dynamic patterns that bring walls to life. The timeless elegance of its crescent-inspired design ensures it complements diverse design styles while standing out as a unique statement piece.

More than just a tile, Crescent Border is a fusion of art and functionality, rooted in the serene curves of the crescent moon. Its connection to nature evokes a sense of calm while its innovative design transforms any space into an architectural masterpiece. For those seeking a balance of tradition, modernity, and lasting beauty, Crescent Border offers a refined solution to elevate any environment.

The price is for a sample, which will be enough for you establish the real look, feel and colour of the tile.

Technical Data


SKU - DCF-10BNET/CRS-1~CRS-4

Size/pc - 147.5x10mm

Size/sht (Actual) - 297.5x147.5mm

Size/sht (Nominal) - 300x150mm

Thickness - 22mm

Joint - 2.5mm

Quantity/sqm - 22.3shts

Quantity/ctn - 12shts

Weight/ctn - 15.2kg

HS code (2017) - 6907.21-100

Corner Tile

SKU - DCF-10BNET/90-14/CRS-1~CRS-4

Size/pc (97.5+22.5)x10mm

Size/sht (Actual) (97.5+22.5)x297.5mm

Size/sht (Nominal) (100+25)x300mm

Thickness 7mm

Joint 2.5mm

Quantity/m 3.4shts

Quantity/ctn 10shts

Weight/ctn 6.9kg

HS code (2017) 6907.40-000

Installation Material
Adhesive o Mortar × Grouting ×

Note:
Gray net may be visible from between joints.
Colors may vary even within the same batch.
Joint widths may vary even within a sheet.
There may be some lines on the surface.

Superclean Grout is an Anti-Mould Grout from master ceramicists, INAX of Japan.

This grout has been developed to exceed the exacting demands for cleanliness and hygiene of the Japanese people.

Moisture and dirt penetrate into conventional cement grout, causing mould growth on the surface. Superclean Grout transforms the property of grout particles to hydrophobic, dramatically reducing the penetration of moisture into the grout and preventing the grout from holding dirt and growing mould.

It's one of the few available in Europe that passes the high standard of Anti-Stain, Anti-Bacterial and Anti-Fungal of ISO Standard - ISO22196. 

To provide our clients with the best service possible after Brexit, we moved our main stock of tiles to a warehouse in Germany. Since then, we have also rebuilt stock in England.

The default stock position is Germany, however, tiles that are stocked in both locations are marked "(EU Stock)" or "(UK Stock)". If a tile has stock and no location specified in the name, it will be in Germany.

Pre-Orders will be received into our German warehouse

Samples are all located in our UK warehouse.

You can read what this means to you regarding Tax here

Japanese Tiles are stunning in their variety, quality and history and we know that a picture of a beautifully tiled bathroom may have led you to our website but now you are here, things just got a little more complicated!

Let me try to help... 

P.S. if you want to read this later, you will find the link in the menu's at the bottom and in the About section at the top.

Who is Mittsu?

We are a privately owned company that specialises in Japanese Tiles. Read more here.

We only sell tiles made in Japan to avoid any confusion about quality. Even then, we only select the best Japan offers.

How do I select a Tile?

You can search by name on the website, browse the collections or find some inspiration on our Instagram account.

Box sizes

Our box sizes are complicated. We source tiles from many factories, which all have their own way of working, so our box sizes range from 0.3m2 of tiles to 2m2. This makes the pricing a little difficult to follow but we have tried our best to keep this as transparent as possible. On each tile page, you will see the main price, this is for a box (we can only sell full boxes). Underneath this, you will see how many m2 there is in the box and then to the right of that, the equivalent price per m2. You can use this to compare the relative costs of the other tiles in our range. For instance, Koyohen, cost more per box than Yuki, but has 1.8m2 per box vs Yuki at 1m2, so costs less per m2.

Stock

We have about 50 variations of tiles in our warehouse in Germany, ready for immediate shipping. We try to keep more of the most popular tiles but predicting what our customers will need is not easy, so sometimes we run out.

We also have our most popular tiles duplicated in our UK warehouse, please select the item with (UK Stock) in the title if you are shipping to the UK.

Pre Orders

These are tiles that are stocked in Japan. When you place your order, you have two shipping options, a dedicated sea shipment directly to you or a shipment from our warehouse, that involves your tiles being shipped with our next stock order.

We have a stock shipment that comes from Japan every 3 months, see the details here

The website will allow you to order tiles that we do not have in stock on the understanding that they will come from Japan at the earliest opportunity and be sent to you. This may sound a little vague and it is because there are so many variables that we cannot say here what the general case is. If you have a specific tile that you are interested in that is not in stock, please get in touch and we will help.

Samples

While we do our best with pictures, the colours that you see may vary from the actual tile. We would recommend that you order samples to make sure you are getting what you expect. We have a collection of samples here or you can search with the tile name and select the sample product.

We have around 400 variations of samples ready to be shipped out to you.

We charge for samples for 2 reasons, the first is that they are a finite resource and we do not want to encourage waste, charging a small amount reduces this waste. The second is that stocking and processing the samples is very costly for us and what we charge for the samples contributes to this cost. When ordering tiles for your project, we will refund the cost of up to 5 samples, upon request.

Our Customers

We supply tiles to everyone, from the private person, needing 1 box for a small kitchen backsplash, to multi-national Architectural firms designing hotels. If you are in the business of construction or specifying tiles, please email us on sales@mittsugroup.com

We ship all over Europe as standard but can help clients in other locations. For contractual reasons, we cannot ship to a few locations, North America being the one most requested, sorry.

Personal Service

At all stages, we offer a personal service and when you get in contact with us, it will be our Director, Ian, whom you will speak with. As the business grows, tasks are being carried out by other people, but customer enquiries are only handled by him. 

Thanks for reading and if you still have a question, please get in touch.