Mosaics and Tile

The sale of gray tiles has surged in past few years. And that’s obviously not because of the “Fifty Shades of Gray” trilogy. The credit goes to the brilliant coloring technology we have today to bring the color gray to life. In this blog, we discuss a few factors that are responsible for the surge in the demand of gray tiles in recent. Check out the following – Matches Well in Any Color or Design Scheme – Gray is a combination of black and white, and sometimes a little of blue along with. But it goes well with any color theme or design scheme in your home. Got a modular kitchen with whites and rusts? No problem! Gray backsplash or cabinetry will create a dramatic appeal in your kitchen. Got an all white living room? In your all black bathroom, gray tiles will create a perfect backdrop for lightings and decorative. A Perfect Pastel Texture – Gray could be the right texture for your accent wall. You can create pastel texture in your living room with tiles of this color.

Deciding the right tile material, color, and texture is one thing, and finalizing how you are going to place them is another. Some people choose brick bond pattern, while others go for linear bond pattern and many for mosaic. In this blog, we talk about some of the most common stone or tile laying patterns – Herringbone Laying – You can choose herringbone pattern to create a classic, traditional appeal in your interior design. If you are planning outdoor tiling, this tiling pattern will give your home an identity of its own. This unique twist becomes the first thing people notice about your home. This is a complex laying pattern that requires your full attention. If you haven’t does this before, we recommend doing a dry installation first. Once everything looks in order, take a picture of it, and proceed with proper installation. Diamond Laying – This one is more complex than the previous one. Then why do people choose it? Because, it makes your space appear larger. The

  Both natural stones and porcelain tiles are available in a variety of surface treatment or finish. Matte and gloss are two most finishes for stones and tiles. This blog compares the upsides and downsides of tiles with these surface finishes. Matte Tiles – Stones and tiles with matte finish give a low sheen appearance to your floors and wall. They help you create a smooth surface, but not as smooth as gloss tiles. Pros – These tiles do not require extensive and exclusive maintenance. They have a smooth yet strong surface that is able to avoid daily wear. However, they should not be abused on purpose just to check their potential. The best part of matte finish is its rustic look. You can use these tiles to achieve a classic, worn out look in your home interior. Anti-slip is another attractive feature that makes these tiles a great pick for bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry room where slippery on wet floors is a major concern. Cons – Matte tile floors often get difficult