Pleasure
Rich brown stone in porcelain.
Pleasure
Pleasure brings warm, rich brown tones into a sophisticated porcelain format. The natural stone aesthetic creates cosy yet elegant interiors perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, and hospitality spaces.
Warm floors never really leave fashion, and Pleasure makes the case in porcelain: a natural stone pattern in deep Brown and softer Beige, with non-repeating faces and a choice of matte or polished finish. The tone sits closer to earth than to grey, which sets it apart in a market currently full of cool neutrals.
Underneath the warmth is an 8mm glazed porcelain built for indoor floors and walls, with no sealing and no special maintenance. It suits living rooms, bedrooms and family spaces where hardwood might otherwise go but durability matters more, and it brings a cosy, grounded palette to Metro Vancouver hospitality rooms, lounges and restaurants.
Specifications
Colors & Variations
Face Variations
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Applications
Where Pleasure Works
Living rooms and dens
Brown in the 24x48 format gives main living areas the warmth of a stone lodge floor with none of the upkeep, and it hides everyday traffic well.
Bedroom and hallway floors
Beige keeps private spaces soft and visually warm underfoot, and porcelain works well over in-floor heating, a common comfort upgrade in newer local builds and renovations.
Restaurants and lounges
Warm brown tones flatter food, wood furniture and low evening lighting, and a glazed porcelain floor takes chair traffic, dropped cutlery and spills without complaint.
Warm bathrooms
Matte Beige floor tile with Brown on a feature wall makes a bathroom feel closer to a spa than a clinic. Keep the polished finish to the walls.
Design Notes
Pairing & Layout Ideas
Pleasure calls for materials that share its warmth: walnut or stained oak cabinetry, cream stone counters, aged brass and woven textures. Off-white walls keep the brown from closing a room in. Grout should match the tile closely, since a light grid over a dark floor breaks the stone illusion. For an adjoining kitchen or bath in the same temperature, Tassero and Zanzibar continue the warm stone story.
FAQ
Pleasure Questions
Is brown tile dated?
What dated was the small beige-brown tile of decades past, not the colour itself. In a 24 x 48 format with realistic stone faces and current palettes, warm neutrals are firmly back, and designers reach for them to soften rooms dominated by white and grey.
Which finish should I pick?
Matte for any floor that might see water, including kitchens and bathrooms, and it is also the more relaxed, natural stone look. Polished suits feature walls and dry areas where you want the colour to deepen and reflect. Many projects use both from this one collection.
Will Brown make my room dark?
It lowers the brightness of the floor plane, so balance it with pale walls and good lighting. In sunny or well-lit rooms Brown feels rich rather than dark; in dim rooms Beige achieves the same warmth with more light returned. Samples at home settle it quickly.
What sizes are available in Pleasure?
Two: 24 x 24 and 24 x 48 inches, in both colours and both finishes. The larger rectangle is favoured for open floors and walls, while the square handles smaller rooms and more traditional layouts. Both share the same non-repeating stone faces.
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