Custom Printed Ceramic Tiles

The original page describes a printed tile system developed by FayansArt through research and development in 2015. The project combines digital UV printing with a protective finishing approach selected for the intended use.

A photographic image can span a group of tiles, or a design can be produced on a single tile. Image resolution, tile dimensions and grout lines all affect how the final composition reads on the wall.

Custom printed ceramic tiles carry a photograph, illustration, pattern or branded graphic across a specified tile format. For this UV printed range, artwork is prepared for direct printing and a suitable protective system is selected where the project requires it.

A sample helps confirm colour, image detail, finish and the effect of grout joints. Tile type, surface preparation and any post-print treatment should be agreed before production.

Produce a small personalised detail, repeat a decorative pattern or connect tiles into a large image. The design can reflect a home interior, hospitality concept, exhibit or brand.

The ceramic body, glaze, print, protective layer and installation method should be chosen together. Suitability for cleaning, wet areas or exterior exposure depends on that full construction.

For many wall applications, routine cleaning is straightforward when an approved finish and cleaning method are used. Aggressive chemicals, abrasion and impact should be reviewed against the actual tile sample and project specification.

Tile size, design complexity, quantity, finish and packing all affect cost. A repeat programme may offer different unit economics from a one-off artwork.

A kitchen backsplash can carry a colour field, a repeated pattern or a complete image. In a bathroom, a tiled feature wall can introduce imagery while retaining the familiar format of ceramic wall cladding.

For splash zones and regularly cleaned surfaces, confirm the tile and finish against moisture, grout, sealant and cleaning requirements. Samples should be approved for the exact location before installation.

Restaurants and cafés can use printed ceramic murals to reinforce an interior concept. Hotel lobbies, reception areas and selected guest room walls can carry artwork designed around the architecture.

Offices and retail spaces can use tiles for a brand wall, a story panel or a graphic backdrop. The design should be planned around viewing distance, lighting, tile dimensions and installation details.

Printed ceramic tiles may be considered for museums, galleries, public buildings, parks and selected outdoor features. Informational panels, murals and directional graphics are possible where the substrate and mounting system suit the environment.

Pool surrounds and other wet locations call for an approved tile system, appropriate slip resistance where people walk, and assessment of water chemistry, cleaning and exposure. Exterior or floor installations should be specified with the project designer rather than inferred from an interior wall sample.

Use custom printed tiles for a company identity wall, exhibition backdrop or display of historical and artistic imagery. Museums and galleries can integrate interpretation graphics into a permanent tiled installation, subject to the needs of the collection and the space.

For a temporary exhibition, compare the weight and installation requirements of ceramic with other graphic substrates before choosing the system.

We can divide an approved image across the specified tile grid, account for grout spacing and identify each piece for installation. For a branded repeat programme, version control helps keep artwork consistent across locations.

Send the intended wall dimensions, chosen tile format, quantity and visual references to start the layout.

FayansArt’s source content describes a protective approach developed for printed ceramic tiles and testing against cleaning agents. Performance depends on the exact ceramic, protective build-up, exposure and cleaning regime. Request a sample or test result for the intended chemicals and maintenance routine.

Impact can damage the ceramic body itself, even where the printed surface is protected. Handling, edge protection, packing and installation remain important for project quality.

The page describes custom tile sizes and order quantities, including larger programmes over 300 m² for which volume pricing can be discussed. Availability, lead time and shipping depend on the chosen tile, artwork and finishing specification.

Share plans, schedule and destination to obtain a current quotation. Secure packing and a clear tile numbering plan can be considered for multi-piece murals and international deliveries.

The video from the original page remains available below. For a current project, request a sample matched to your tile and application.

The schedule depends on tile selection, artwork approval, sample testing, quantity and delivery location. We will confirm a project-specific lead time with your quotation.

These uses require the correct ceramic body, finish, installation and environment assessment. Share the exposure details so the proposed build-up can be reviewed.

Use the cleaning method approved for the supplied finish. If a site requires a particular detergent or disinfectant, tell us before production so compatibility can be assessed.

Yes. Share an image or brief, tile size and finished area. We can review how the artwork should be divided and positioned across the tiles.

We review the application, sample requirements, artwork and production schedule with your team. The quotation and approval steps define the work before manufacturing begins.

• Finished wall area and tile format
• Quantity and whether the image spans multiple tiles
• Artwork or a visual reference
• Interior, wet-area or exterior location
• Cleaning and protective finish requirements
• Delivery destination and target date

We price the ceramic tile, image coverage, number of designs, protective treatment, packing and delivery together. A sample can help confirm the visual result before a large mural or repeat programme is approved.

Call +90 216 383 44 02, use our contact page, or request a project quotation. Arrange a visit if you would like to see printed tile samples.

Şeyhli Mah., Kuruçeşme Sk. No:3, 34906 Pendik, Istanbul, Türkiye.