Three concrete looks through one garden house

Three concrete-look tiles across one property: Urban Pearl in a garden room, Quarry Ash in the dining room, and Urban Mist on the terrace outside. The photographs are confirmed as the same house, so the three colours can be compared as one set rather than in isolation.

Urban Pearl past the stone pier

Urban Pearl runs as a pale, near-white field past a honey-coloured rubble stone pier. The format is large enough that only two or three joints cross the whole frame, and the grout sits close to the tile colour, so the floor reads as one continuous surface. Cream joinery and an oak armchair keep the contrast entirely with the stone.

Quarry Ash under the skylight

Quarry Ash is a grey with a fine speckled aggregate, and at floor scale that speckle averages out into an even, slightly cool tone. Daylight from the skylight and the full-height black glazing rakes across it, picking up a faint texture. The dark timber table and pale woven chairs read warm against it.

Urban Mist across the terrace

Urban Mist covers the terrace in a plain grid that runs from the lawn edge to the open sliding doors. Late sun crosses it at a low angle, throwing tree shadows over the wall behind, and the tile still reads as an even grey across both the lit and shaded parts. Joints are thin and fall on a straight line.

Seen together, the three step from a warm near-white to a cooler mid grey, each one a plain field rather than a pattern. Screens shift greys like these, so it is worth confirming colour and finish against a physical sample.