Projects by CTD Architectural Tiles

We are delighted to have recently supplied Phase 1 of the Forth Banks apartment scheme in Newcastle. Working with Main Contractor Marcus Worthington and tiling contractor P. Plunkett (Tiling Contractors), CTD Architectural Tiles Senior Sales Manager Sean Lane supplied 400x250mm Foster Coal for the walls and 450x450mm Meier Light on the floors for a modern, clean scheme, perfect for this 280 apartment development.

The 25m swimming pool and surrounding areas give a light, airy and modern ambience. The Monochrome feel to the pool hall was achieved with the unusual step of using a wood effect tile, glass and splashes of colour such as the Lime coloured wall tiles for the surrounds. The end result is a spa-like feeling created by bringing nature indoors and exuding tranquility.

Fabricated tile designs.

We understand the requirements needed for each project vary hugely and with fantastic briefs provided to us by top architects, we pride ourselves in fulfilling them.

CTD Architectural Tiles has recently supplied tiles for The Swan and Angel pub in St Ives. Named after two of St Ives’ historical 18th century pubs, the CTD Architectural Tiles specification team worked closely with Architect CT to fulfil the client’s brief to create an interior scheme that was in keeping with the history of the local market town.

An iconic brand synonymous with authentic design, Harley Davidson demands a unique and particular attention to detail when it comes to the design of its showrooms. Working closely with Focus Architecture and Surveying, CTD Architectural Tiles is pleased to announce the completion of its second Harley Davidson garage in Manchester.

Working closely with our supply chain we have become a leading supplier in creating bespoke digitally printed tiles and tiled murals for commercial interior and exterior projects. We can help you personalise any tile or any space with your own unique design.

Derelict and run down, the South Rotunda building, originally designed by engineers Simpson & Wilson, was in desperate need for redevelopment which is where CTD Architectural Tiles became involved, breathing new life into his historical gem of Glasgow’s golden industrial age.

The Grade 2 listed building The Caley Picture House carries with it a rich history linking to both film and music. The Caley Picture House is appealing to a new generation of patrons due to its hospitality, where its high end tile specification is wowing customers and staff alike.

Situated just down the road from Elderslie, the birthplace of William Wallace, it is assured that no-one will be crying for FREEDOM from the warm embrace of The Boarding House. Following a recent refurbishment which CTD Architectural Tiles have been delighted to be involved in.

The Louisa Centre is a historic building within the Stanley area of County Durham, originally built in the 1970’s.Known for its fantastic lifestyle and fitness facilities, the Louisa Centre has grown in popularity over the years resulting in a much-needed refurbishment.