Emily Hatton Explores Layered Tile Design with RE-CD by Revive

Surface designer Emily Hatton is known for transforming everyday and discarded materials into striking, three-dimensional surfaces. Based in Bournemouth, Emily draws inspiration from her surroundings, creating luxury collections for interiors and architecture with laser cutting, digital print, waterjet cutting, mould making, and casting — always keeping sustainability at the heart of her work.

Emily Hatton: Experimenting with RE-CD

Surface designer Emily Hatton has been exploring the potential of RE-CD in her recent work. Using our 5mm sheets, Emily applies waterjet cutting to carve intricate, layered patterns, transforming the recycled material into sculptural tiles.

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These layered tiles showcase the versatility of RE-CD — from its ability to be precisely cut and shaped to its dynamic, light-catching surface that elevates any design. Emily’s work demonstrates how designers can experiment, creating functional art pieces that are both sustainable and visually striking.

RE-CD: A Material That Inspires Creativity

While Emily leads the design process, RE-CD serves as a versatile and sustainable medium that enables her creative experimentation. These layered tiles are a perfect example of how eco-conscious materials can be luxurious, visually striking, and endlessly versatile.

Explore Revive’s material ranges and see how RE-CD can add a sustainable touch to your next project: Revive Innovations

Follow Emily Hatton’s work on Instagram: @emilyhattondesign

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