Brutalist

Raw, bold, and unapologetically architectural.

Brutalist design embraces the beauty of structure and material honesty. Emerging from mid-century architecture, it highlights raw concrete, exposed steel, and linear geometries. Its aesthetic is powerful and sculptural — where form follows function and ornamentation is unnecessary. The Brutalist palette leans industrial and monochromatic, with shades of gray, black, and stone softened by natural light and thoughtfully balanced textures. Brutalism celebrates the imperfect, revealing the soul of a space through weight, shadow, and tactility.

When integrating tile into Brutalist interior designs, think of surfaces that feel raw and elemental. Textured concrete-look porcelain, oversized large format slabs, and natural stone with a honed or matte finish complement the raw minimalism of the style. Use tonal variations and shadow play to add visual depth, while maintaining the strong, grounded sensibility that defines Brutalism. Whether in a modern loft, gallery space, or architectural residence, Brutalist tile selections convey strength, permanence, and quiet sophistication.

STRAND	DORIC	ALCHEMY
SASSO	BERWICK	BLUESTONE