Probably the best known and most photographed of all Antoni Gaudí’s non-architectural work is the hexagonal hydraulic tile he designed in 1904 in conjunction with Escofet. Initially intended for the floors of the renovated Batlló House on Barcelona’s Paseo de Gràcia, his pattern was finally used to pave the service rooms in another building on the same street, Milà House, better known as «La Pedrera», an apartment building with a visionary structure that he designed immediately afterwards.

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