Kohler WasteLab and Daniel Arsham have designed Landshapes® Tile, made from hand-layered patterns of torn paper.

Inspired by the texture of sand deposits left by crashing waves, the Landshapes® tile collection reflects a deep commitment to artistic craft and sustainability.

Produced from nearly 100 per cent recycled materials, each tile is poured around hand-layered patterns of torn paper and fired to create subtle, eye-catching shifts in colour.

Available in four hues – Deep Teal, Dark Celadon, Light Blue Grey and Warm Grey – and three sizes, this tile collection offers endless possibilities for adding texture and colour to interiors.

Kohler WasteLab pioneers work to transform manufacturing waste streams into a usable base, creating tiles that are handmade in Kohler, Wisconsin, by a talented team of designers, ceramicists and engineers.

Coupled with Daniel Arsham's unique design flair and his inspiration from nature, the collection combines art and functionality, appealing to those seeking design excellence while being mindful of their environmental impact.

This collection sets a new standard for household materials, offering quality and style without compromise.

This project has been longlisted in the material innovation category of Dezeen Awards 2025.

Studio: Kohler WasteLab and Daniel Arsham
Project: Landshapes™ Tile