Projects by CTD Architectural Tiles

Situated in the vibrant city centre of Leeds sits a modern business space recently benefitting from a design upgrade to be brought up to speed with the chic urban environment This project is the creation of DLG Architects, who contacted us to develop their proposed project brief.

Situated close to the hustle and bustle of central London, the tranquil London Wetland Centre reserve is an environmentally friendly preservation which helps conserve wetlands. CTD Architectural Tiles were on hand to offer our services that will reflect the brand's image.

Here at CTD Architectural tiles, we pride ourselves on our ability to provide quality tiles to fit our client’s briefs perfectly.One of the increasingly common requests from clients is the need for well-designed spaces that comply with strict technical requirements. This marriage is always at the forefront of our minds when considering products suitable for Special Needs environments.

When Anthony Keith Architects were challenged to restore the altar space at St Mary’s Church, they knew they had to get it right and reached out to CTD Architectural Tiles for support. The challenge was to match a natural stone tile that had been installed many years ago.

With a wide range of knowledge and a keen eye for on trend design, the recent Harley-Davidson Showroom in Gateshead was a fitting job for CTD Architectural Tiles. We were approached by Focus Architecture and asked to provide suitable commercial grade wall and floor tiles for the Harley-Davidson showroom.

We are currently in the midst of the Hexagonal trend take over! It was also no surprise to CTD Architectural Tiles when leading interior designer K D Paine and Associates approached us with the intention to source fresh interpretation on the Hexagon shaped tile for The Old Borough in Dublin.

CTD Architectural Tiles have recently supplied tiles for The Forty Foot pub and restaurant in Dublin.Named after a local sandy cove and head point, the Forty Foot oozes character and charm throughout.

CTD Architectural Tiles were delighted to have been invited to support Manchester based architects Harrison Ince with their stunning redesign of one of Blackpool’s most treasured buildings at the heart of the Golden Mile. Harrison Ince chose to work with CTD Architectural Tiles because of our ability to provide on trend and practical tiles suitable for large projects like The Velvet Coaster.

Located in the upper King Street Conservation area of Manchester.With such high standards and exceptional foundations Eclectic Hotel Group co-owner Sally O’Loughlin directly approached CTD Architectural Tiles to help with the interior design.

Since 1887 the name Smythson of Bond Street has been intrinsically linked to the concept of luxury craftsmanship.Today that legacy continues in close association with CTD Architectural Tiles at their new outlet at Bicester Village.