Hydraulic floor tiles, adorned with vibrant and floral mosaics, have been an integral feature of Catalonia's iconic Modernist architecture for over a century, popularized by legendary architects such as Antoni Gaudí.
Originating in Catalonia during the mid-19th century, these tiles soon gained popularity across America and Europe, due to their durability in comparison to marble. Created by molding and pressing cement, the term 'hydraulic' does not refer to the pressing technique but rather the cement's hardening property upon contact with water.
At Villa Rosa, each tile is a unique and handcrafted work of art, adding to the property's charm and character.