
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “Kenran” mean in Japanese architecture? +
Kenran (絢ç) translates to splendor, brilliance, and radiant beauty. In Japanese architectural context, it refers to surfaces that showcase rich textures, dynamic line work, and light-reflecting depth, offering a luxurious contrast to minimal Japandi or modern spaces.
Is Kenran tile suitable for bathroom walls and showers? +
Yes. Kenran tiles feature a BIa water absorption rating (≤ 0.5%) and high chemical resistance, making them highly durable and resistant to water penetration on vertical wall surfaces in wet environments like bathrooms and shower surrounds.
Can Kenran tiles be used on kitchen or floor surfaces? +
Kenran tiles are ideal for kitchen backsplashes and feature walls, but they are not suitable for floors. They are designed exclusively for vertical wall applications (interior and exterior) and are not rated for floor slip resistance.























































































































































































































































































