The winner was Winchester House by Taylor's Etc.

Winchester House is a perfect example of a project where tiles have been used to offer not only a hardwearing surface but more importantly, an interior design element that introduces pattern, colour and texture to the internal design scheme. From the imposing entranceway featuring a pillowed edge limestone to the varying themes of the guest room en-suites this project really does exemplify the true versatility of tiles as a design product.

The finalists were:

Evesham Private Pool by Craven Dunnill & Co. Ltd.

This private pool combines functional technical performance aspects with aesthetics. All elements of the ceramic finishes were selected by the client taking advice from the Craven Dunnill technical advisory team.

South Yorkshire family bathroom by CP Group

This family bathroom was given a contemporary new look using tiles from CP Group's Quattro collection. Glass strips were added in the shower area and at the foot of the bath.

Welwynbury, Farndon by Studio Ceramics Ltd

This late 1960's house has recently been extended and renovated to provide modern open space living accommodation and the extensive use of ceramic tiles has been fundamental in the design.

To view the winners and finalists for all 21 awards go to The Tile Association website at www.tiles.org.uk, click on events and awards 2009

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