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INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic tiles at Burnt Earth Beach House by Wardle, used on interior wall

INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic tabletop at Burnt Earth Beach House by Wardle

Faustina Honed vanity top, Yohen Border YB21 mosaics and Grigio Orsola Honed marble walls, Brighton Residence by Studio Cobe

INAX Yohen Border YB22 ceramic Japanese mosaic and Maximum Bright Onyx bathroom wall, designed by Rowe Studio

INAX Yohen Border YB21 ceramic Japanese mosaic and Calacatta Viola at Mosman residence by Michael Robilliard

INAX Yohen Border YB14G ceramic Japanese mosaic on curved shower wall at Malvern House by mckimm

INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic kitchen splashback in glazed green tones, for bathroom and kitchen walls

INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic in glazed finish, for bathroom walls, facades and kitchen splashbacks

INAX Yohen Border YB14 ceramic Japanese mosaic for bathroom walls

INAX Yohen Border YB22 ceramic Japanese mosaic on bathroom wall, in deep blue glazed finish

INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic wall tiles, Freshwater Place Apartment designed by John Wardle Architects

Agape 369 towel rail and toothbrush holder with Ottocento basin on INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic bathroom wall

INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic kitchen splashback and Perla Argento stone benchtop, Canning St by Heartly

INAX Yohen Border ceramic Japanese mosaic kitchen splashback, designed by Hecker Guthrie, in soft green tones

This exquisite tile with its gently variegated tones and glazed finish is a beautifully crafted, architectural ceramic inspired by the the earthen tones of traditional Japanese pottery and a traditional Japanese confectionery known as yohkan.

All INAX Japanese mosaics are available in a variety of unique colours and are exclusive to Artedomus.

The quality of the production of INAX Japanese ceramics is incredibly high. Their manufacturing processes enable a level of precision and consistency, while also delivering the beautiful natural qualities for which Japanese ceramics are renowned. This is a result of the INAX factories’ experience working with the variables of temperature and timing that affect the chemical reactions that ultimately determine the result. Their ceramics are baked for much longer than traditional tiles, creating a uniquely hard-wearing and durable product.

Yohen Border was developed in the early 2000s by INAX in Japan. INAX has a long, rich history based in Japanese ceramic craftsmanship and expertise. Founded after producing the terracotta for Frank Lloyd Wright’s famous Imperial Hotel, which opened in Tokyo in 1923, INAX is recognized for its innovative range of interior and exterior architectural ceramics that embody superb manufacturing and leading designs by traditional artisans.