Architeq Grain Crema is a pale cream porcelain scattered with a fine darker speckle — closer to a honed granite or a fine terrazzo than to the flat concrete of the plain Architeq. The grain is dense and evenly distributed, so it reads as texture from standing height rather than as a pattern.
Choosing this tile. That speckle is the practical argument for it: on a kitchen floor, crumbs, dust and dried splashes disappear into the grain in a way they never do on a plain pale tile, which is why this finish tends to win over the flat cream once someone has lived with a plain floor. Technically it is the same body as the rest of the range — unglazed, coloured through, R10, frost resistant — so it takes a wet-room floor and a terrace as readily as a kitchen (5 mm joints outdoors, 2 mm inside). Fine over underfloor heating. Mix tiles across boxes while laying so the speckle density stays even, and order the full quantity in one batch. The 120x120 weighs 26.7 kg per tile.
- Collection: Architeq by Ceramika Paradyż
- Country of origin: Poland
- Tile formats: 120x60cm (1198x598mm), 120x120cm (1198x1198mm)
- Thickness: 8mm
- Finish: Matt, rectified
- Surface: Unglazed porcelain stoneware, coloured through the body
- Slip resistance: R10
- Frost resistant — suitable for outdoor use
- Recommended joint: minimum 2mm indoors, 5mm outdoors
- Suitable for: floor and wall — hall, kitchen, bathroom, living room, terrace
- 120x60cm: 2 pieces per box (1.43 m²), 26.6 kg
- 120x120cm: 2 pieces per box (2.87 m²), 53.39 kg
- Sold per box; price shown per m²
Part of the Architeq collection — browse all Architeq colours and formats to complete the look.
