Tiles have the ability to completely transform a space

by Dhriti Dixit Luxury Marble Company in India

Kitchen is the high-traffic area, prone to spills ranging from water to oils, dishes and wine. You want to look for kitchen flooring materials that are low maintenance and can withstand use over time. The most important decision when renovating the kitchen is thinking about kitchen tiles.

 

Investing in Kitchen tiles is best thing and it will keep pace with your daily life and add value while simultaneously infusing your home with a touch of class.

 

There are hundreds of Kitchen flooring options to choose from though which can be overwhelming. Moreover, it’s important to choose the right Kitchen tiles from the outset as the wrong tiles can actually detract from a house and cost you money to replace should the need arise.

 

 

Tiles have the ability to completely transform a space. They are one of very few interior design elements that are capable of doing just this. Whether used to line the floors of hallway, coat the walls of the bathroom, or cover the backsplash in the kitchen, it’s safe to say that a high-impact finish is always imminent.

 

Kitchen tile collection in India

 

Here are few tile styles from India’s best Kitchen tile collection:

 

 

 

1. Patterned Concrete

 

Patterned tiles within the home provide an excellent base that’ll allow your personality to shine through with different color, design and materials options.

 

Putting their decorative versatility aside, the contemporary yet abstract patterns provide a statement finish that will create as much impact on the bathroom floor, as they would as a kitchen backsplash.

 

 

 

2. Honeycomb Tiles

 

When it comes to tiles, colors and textures are essential, but many forget that shape plays an important part in aesthetics. This pattern can be used on a larger scale, or in smaller rooms where they improve the perception of space.

 

 

3. Long, Narrow Subway Tiles

 

As the Honeycomb trend implies, this year will be all about unusual tile shapes. Instead of the classic subway tile, this year longer and narrower tiles will appear in bathrooms as a sleek alternative to the metropolitan aesthetic.

 

 

4. Modular

 

 

With a variety of sizes associated with modular floor tiles, they are a flexible choice for any room within the home. Modular tiles provide the ability to create interest and texture with irregular patterns, while allowing you to adapt the design to suit your taste and decor.

 

5. 70s Revival

 

They say that fashion is cyclical in nature, and maybe this is the reason why we will begin to see a return of 70s nostalgia in interiors. In terms of color, this means a focus on rich, earthy tones like mustard, ochre, olive green, chocolate, and caramel.

 

 

6. The New Neutrals

 

Magnolia and cream spring to mind when we think of neutral interiors, however, these colors have been ‘out’ as a neutral color for some time now. Although white has often been praised as an acceptable neutral alternative, more recently, grey has reigned supreme in the world of interiors.

 

However, grey’s reign may be coming to an end, as the new neutrals take over. Think pale rose, lilac, lavender, mint and peach. Basically, any pastel color but in a more muted shade.

 

 

7. Modern Monochrome

 

This hugely popular, yet restrained color palette, creates a great opportunity to play with patterns. Paired with greenery from plants and matt accessories, you’ve got a stunning combination that simply won’t date.

 

If the grey trend is anything to go by, darker shades and tones have been creeping their way into interiors over the last few years, so it’s only natural that we introduce these deeper, indulgent colour palettes into our kitchens and bathrooms. Black and deep grey tiles are a fantastic way to add contrast in these functional spaces, and they look great when paired with warm metallics such as brass and gold.

 

Below, our Mattone tiles combine monochromatic shades in a relieved gloss finish.

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