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New name for Stoke-on-Trent tile manufacturer after total rebrand

The rebrand comes as the company marks its 10th year in business this year

Pictured (left) is Digital Ceramics Custom Tiles director Mark Wood and (right) director of digital ceramics Gavin Riley.

A tile manufacturer is marking its 10th year in business with a total rebrand – and a new name.

Surface Design Studio, based in Brindley Ford, will now be known as Digital Ceramics Custom Tiles.

Bosses at the company say the name better reflects the company’s ‘scale and ability’ and brings it in line with its parent company, Digital Ceramics Group, which is approaching its 20th anniversary this year.

The custom tile manufacturer works with clients in the leisure, entertainment and attraction industries across the globe including Disney, DreamWorks, McDonalds and Transport for London.

Mark Wood, director of Digital Ceramics Custom Tiles, said: “In 2001, Digital Ceramics was set up to sell machinery, toners and consumables to the ceramic manufacturing industry all over the world.

“In 2011, we were asked by a leading tile manufacturer to produce a large scale art project for the London 2012 Olympic Stadium, which had over 16,000 individual porcelain tiles, produced with a different image to create a mural. After the success, we set up The Surface Design Studio to offer a custom printing service to artists, interior designers and architects.

“Providing bespoke tiles to leading brands around the world is an achievement that we’re immensely proud of.”

Over the past 18 months, the Outclough Road business has grown significantly and expanded its international customer base.