Chevron is the latest creation from Skheme, a combination of old-world patterns and traditional tile-making techniques.
October 31st, 2013
Skheme has reinvented Chevron by revisiting their artisan grassroots, and from this a unique and rustic look has emerged.
The Chevron mosaic is available in the following organic colours:
– Charcoal Gloss
– Chocolate Natural
– Cool Grey Natural
– Green Natural
– Khaki Natural
– Sand Natural
– Wheat Natural
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