Decorum Studio Cornwall

Sea Beech Seaweed Blue

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$22.75 $35 In stock

Category: Wall & Ceiling Tile

Sea Beech is a delicate red seaweed gracing the cool, rocky shores of Britain and Ireland. Known for its feather-like fronds and vibrant colour, Sea Beech is admired for its subtle, crisp texture, making it a unique addition to coastal cuisine and a beautiful reminder of marine life’s intricate beauty.

Each design is also available in Delft Blue for that classic look with a modern twist. Choose a couple of colours or mix them all together with some plains to create your own unique Seaweed Garden.

Available on 3 bases. (Design shown on Chalk White Matt base)

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia J. ★★★★★

The feather-like fronds give each tile a delicate, crisp texture that catches the light beautifully on my kitchen backsplash. Installation was straightforward, and the vibrant red really pops against the white grout.

Thomas ★★★★★

The color is so much richer in person than on screen, and the subtle crisp texture adds just the right amount of depth to my bathroom wall. Installation was surprisingly easy for a tile, too.

Ellie A. ★★★★★

The feather-like fronds give it this delicate, crisp texture that photographs surprisingly well—close up it looks like pressed botanicals. I keep catching myself running my hand across the surface just to feel the subtle ridges.