GJ Studio

Interior Designers & Decorators

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I love Tiles

One aspect of Interior work that has never failed to fascinate me is the tiles. I've always loved the colours and textures: whether Mediterranean, Mexican, Chettinad, ceramic glass, glossy, matte, pitted, antique... the list is endless! My work is easily recognizable because of the care I take in constantly unearthing new products and juxtapositions to liven up a space. I don't try to influence a client, but once they select a colour palette with my help, I deliver it to them- with a twist.

The aqua tile inlay adds rustic charm to the already rich teak panelled shutters. PC: Geeta John

I love Tiles

A charming shoe cupboard at the entrance

I love Tiles

Here we have used glass panels in dark green and amber in the maple wood shutters to echo the colours of the traditional Chettinad floor. PC Geeta John

I love Tiles

The plain and relief dado tiles are emphasized in the teak-topped breakfast counter

I love Tiles

The home owner is a wildly creative, whimsical dancer and this kitchen totally reflects her personality

I love Tiles

The warm hues of the tiles create a coffee and conversation spot for the couple who own this home

I love Tiles

A little touch of playfulness in the wardrobe handles, to lift the sober laminate base of the wardrobe

I love Tiles

Our signature tile inlay in a kitchen storage shutter

I love Tiles

Mocha ice-cream, chocolate sauce and a cherry on top. That's what this dado makes me think of. Picture taken before the counter-top hob was put in place

I love Tiles

Who says you have to repeat tiles in one space? On this dining counter, we've used three tiles that don't match in size or colour. The staggered placement of the tiles goes well with that of the thermo ash wood panels of the table top

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One of our most joyful kitchens: terracotta, jade green, prints and plains, and if that diversity wasn't enough, we added large, bold 8" x 8" print tiles into the mix. The woodwork is green, burnt orange, and some basic polished wood too. The copper chimney was a delightful surprise

I love Tiles

A breakfast counter separates the kitchen from the dining area and compact wine rack snuggles below it

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A teeny tiny breakfast counter for a teeny tiny kitchen

I love Tiles

This was a plain wooden entrance door. The home owner obviously has artistic taste and had installed the rustic leather wall hanging on the left and commissioned the Kalamkari wall art on the adjacent wall. But after seeing our work, they wanted to give their door a final lift, with tile inlay. The...

I love Tiles

Close-up of the door on previous page

I love Tiles

The comparatively muted dining table with integrated storage below echoes the Kitchen dado

I love Tiles

Sometimes you can lift the look of a space without too much expense. These interesting 2" x 2" crackled glass in earthen accent tiles were too expensive to use as a continuous border on a bathroom wall. So we spaced them with strips of the beige floor tile

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Sometimes you can lift the look of a space without too much expense. These interesting custom print tiles were exactly what were needed to add life to these bathrooms

I love Tiles

Sometimes you can lift the look of a space without too much expense. These interesting custom print tiles were exactly what were needed to add life to these bathrooms

I love Tiles

Rough limestone tiles, with a border of corsican border tiles, set into Jaisalmer stone

I love Tiles

A diagonal 24" x 24" square 'mat' of tiles greets you at the home entrance, leading the way to the door

I love Tiles