Jelinek Cork Group and NOVICA Tile

Natural cork top tiles are individually hand produced from the first harvest of (renewable) cork oak trees. This unique covering can be used on walls or ceilings or even furniture pieces to add texture, warmth and character. The cork bark covering is naturally dramatic, rich, warm, and durable as Mother Nature meant bark to be. Dimensions: approx. 12" x 12" x varying thickness. Due to the natural characteristics of cork, thickness varies between 1" and 2". Sold per pack of 2 tiles.

• Number of Pieces per 1 Quantity: 2
• Sq. ft. per 1 Quantity: 2
• Individual Tiles

If you've hit a wall when it comes to your design, turn to dressing up the walls themselves. The Acoustic panels are crafted from acoustical cork, perfect for adding warmth, texture and one-of-a-kind character to your space. These versatile panels can be used on walls or the ceiling, giving you the freedom to decorate exactly how you please.

• Sold as a set of 5 individual panels
• Total of 9.5 square feet
• Decorative cork panels with acoustical and insulating qualities
• Thick enough for pushpins
• Can be used as wall or ceiling coverings or as bulletin boards
• Surface is treated with wax to repel dust and grime
• Sound, heat, cold insulator
• Design: Sediment
• Materials: Cork
• Dimensions: W 11.75" x D 0.5" x H 23.5"

Natural cork wall tiles made of the belly of the cork bark - the part that grows closest to the tree. Harvesting cork does not harm the tree, cork grows back to be harvested time after time. Cork is a truly sustainable resource. This unique cork wall tile is hand produced and can be used on walls & ceilings to add texture, warmth, character. This tile is not smooth, it uses the natural texture of the cork tree. Dimensions: approx. 12" x 24" by varying thickness. Due to the natural characteristics of cork, thickness varies between approx. 1/2" and 1". Sold per pack of 2 tiles.

• Number of Pieces per 1 Quantity: 2
• Sq. ft. per 1 Quantity: 2
• Individual Tiles

Dawn comes to Northeastern Brazil, where the farm is bustling with activity in this naif portrait by Ivan Borges. The cow is milked, chickens fed and water fetched from the river where an industrious young man is fishing. Everyone gets an early start to avoid the midday heat.
Afterward there is time for play as a couple dallies in a hidden countryside bower in the shade of a cashew tree. Birds serenade them and a lizard watches curiously. Suggesting the Garden of Eden, a serpent slithers up the tree trunk.

• Ivan Borges works in the woodcut technique, transferring the images to ceramic and framing both in a single composition.
• Titled "Amanhecer na Fazenda" and "Namoro do Matuto," in Portuguese.