[Orlando, Fla.] With thousands of miles of scenic shoreline, tranquil rivers, and intricate canal networks, there are infinite opportunities to explore Japan’s natural and architectural beauty by canoe or sea kayak. Lunada Bay Tile takes inspiration from the streamlined vessels that traverse these waterways in its newest tile collection, Ka-nū.
Japanese for canoe, the Ka-nū ceramic tile collection comprises three architecturally dimensional surfaces: Keel, a canoe-shaped tile with a raised center; Plank, a rectangular field tile; and Buoy Mosaic, a round tile with a single dimple.
“The brilliant color and shine of Ka-nū is something very special,” said Feras Irikat, director of design and marketing, Lunada Bay Tile. “Our Japanese artisans combine centuries-old techniques, which include a double-firing process, with modern invention to create this gorgeous, pearlized glaze. The high luster is something only these artists can create to accentuate today’s most eye-catching commercial and residential interiors.”
The selection of 10 hues and six color blends are available in all three patterns.