Make a statement — one handcrafted square at a time.

Introducing Kasba, a mosaic tile collection built for spaces that deserve more than ordinary. At 4×4 inches — larger than most mosaic formats — these tiles bring the ease of sheet installation together with a surface texture that feels genuinely one-of-a-kind -no two Kasba tiles are exactly alike.

An organic look, by design

Kasba's character lives in its details. Each tile is finished with subtle color variation — depth that shifts between matte and glossy surfaces, and a slightly uneven texture that catches light differently depending on where you stand. The result is a surface that feels curated, not mass-produced. It's the kind of authenticity that becomes more beautiful the larger the wall or floor it covers.

Six colors. Endless combinations.

Kasba comes in six carefully considered colors. Three bold trend colors — Terra, Indigo, and Forest Green — bring rich, confident character to any room. Two classic neutrals — Black and White — offer timeless restraint, each with the same nuanced surface variation that keeps them far from flat. True to form, the Kasba "white" isn't a bright, clinical white: it's warm, mottled, and full of life.

Each color is available in both matte and glossy finishes, all in glazed porcelain.

At home in kitchens, bathrooms, and beyond

The glossy finish is ideal for walls — think kitchen backsplashes, bathroom feature walls, or the tiled bar front of your favorite restaurant. The matte finish is floor-rated with an anti-slip R10/B classification, making it equally at home underfoot as on vertical surfaces.

Kasba is also a natural fit for commercial hospitality environments: restaurants, boutique hotels, and bars where texture and warmth set the tone.

Timeless. Versatile.

What makes Kasba genuinely practical is how it installs. Supplied on sheets — just like standard mosaic tile — these larger-format pieces go up cleanly without the complexity of individually placed tiles. All the artisanal character, none of the guesswork.

Kasba: where handcrafted texture meets modern living.