Les types de revêtements de carreaux de ciment The quality and versatility of these antiques for the house have gained great recognition in recent years because they add an aesthetic and artisanal value to any piece that needs to be preserved.
Do you know the old sunscreens that have become fashionable? If you have decided to renovate your house with this type of material, don't miss this article and the recommendations for choosing the right one.
Steps to choose the old hydraulic sun screens
It is important to consider that, depending on the type of sunscreen that we install in our house, it will be decisive to give it its character and character, therefore, before choosing our old hydraulic sunscreen, we must decide on the decorative style (classic, modern, rustic, minimalist, etc.) and the palette of colours that we will use on the walls, furniture and ornaments in general.) and the palette of colours that we will use on the walls, furniture and ornaments in general.
In addition to these factors that make up the personality of each environment, there are other equally important elements such as: the humidity of each area, exposure to the sun, size, traffic, durability that we are looking for in our soils, etc. Relevant questions to be taken into account when choosing the appropriate hydraulic coating.
Imagine old hydraulic sunscreens with shady patterns in the middle of a room where the walls also have these patterns. Il est probable que la pièce s'assombrisse et que les sols ne soient pas appréciés comme vous le souhaiteriez. On the other hand, if you choose to incorporate light wood, you will obtain a perfect combination of the two materials.
This example allows us to understand the importance of the balance between style and the factors mentioned above in order not to overload the environments and to obtain good results.
Types of old and new cement floor coverings for your house
The renaming and diffusion of different types of old hydraulic sunscreens for the house are already a fact !
They occupy not only spaces in the most important monuments in the world, but also people who love good taste and decoration have embraced this trend and have chosen to incorporate them into the walls of their kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms, terraces, and even more.
But among so many possible options, it is necessary to know precisely the characteristics of each old hydraulic floor covering so that you can decide which one will shine in the parts of your house. Take note and make your choice ?
VIEUX REVÊTEMENT DE SOL HYDRAULIQUE
Many consider hydraulic mosaic to be a work of art, and they are not tortured! It is a piece created manually using pigmented cement in the same way as it was done in France during the 19th century when it was created.
At Torra mosaïques hydrauliques, we believe that hydraulic mosaics have a great historical and artistic value worthy of being used in any type of architecture because they rework the surroundings and add a great deal of personality.
The manufacturing process is purely handmade with the help of a hydraulic press which allows us to manufacture our hydraulic carriages one by one and to reproduce perfectly the old hydraulic sun screens.
This type of hydraulic cladding can be adapted to any decorative style and is no longer intended only for master's residences or public buildings. Nowadays, many new and avant-garde works have decided to add this resistant, high quality and elegant material to their spaces.
Not only is it possible to embellish the parts of the house, but hydraulic mosaics can also be applied to objects and furniture that you wish to renovate.
ANCIENNES MOSAÏQUES NOLLA
The Nolla type mosaic started to be manufactured in England in the 1980s. During these years in Spain, Miguel Nolla was the one who spread this hydraulic coating and succeeded in making it shorter, which is why the style bears his name.
It is made from pieces of waxed stoneware which are generally 10×10 cm or 5×5 cm in size, the illustrations of which are small or monochrome. Because of the great knowledge of the technique and the effort required to manufacture, design and pose it, it is a very expensive sol in comparison to others.
Many architects have used Nolla mosaic to give personality to their works.
