Tiles & Bathware Collection

Timber tiles are one of the most popular new interior design ideas right now. Timber tiles combine the durability and simplicity of maintenance of porcelain or ceramic tiles with the beauty of genuine wood. If you believe timber tiles will go out of style, think again. Timber flooring predates ceramic tiles and is still used in homes today for both internal and external flooring. The timber tile simply gives a more durable, scratch-resistant, and easy-to-clean alternative to genuine timber flooring while maintaining the same look and feel. 1. Colours and designs to suit all interior designs Tile makers can now generate a broad selection of stunning timber tile colours and designs thanks to the arrival of ink-jet printing and 3D tile production technologies. Tiles in any colour or format, ranging from natural pine wood, black butt, washed, beached, rustic, or burned timber-themed tiles. 2. Scratch resistance and water resistance Tiles are far more resistant to damage and wear and tear t...

There are a number of aspects to consider while selecting floor tiles for your home. Here are some pointers to help you select the best floor tile for your home. 1. The Color of the Floor Tiles You should try to match the colour of your floor tiles to the rest of the room, not simply the wall tiles. Consider the room's equipment and cabinets, as well as accent colours and worktops. The room scheme may have a style to follow or a colour scheme that only matches particular colours. Because floor tiles will be used for many years, it is advisable to choose a neutral colour that will not fade. The amount of natural light in your space may affect whether your floor tiles should reflect light (lighter colours) to make the room appear larger or if a darker colour will work better. Glossy black floor tiles reveal dirt more than lighter coloured floor tiles, according to a little-known truth. Of course, glossy back floor tiles look great, but this is something to think about. 2. Floor Tile ...

Splashback tiles, in particular, give a means of finishing and enhancing your complete kitchen scheme by establishing a link between your chosen cabinetry finishes, benchtop, wall paint, and flooring. When it comes to choosing your new splashback tiles, there are numerous crucial elements to bear in mind, including the material utilised, sizing and scale, as well as grout types and colours, in order to achieve the perfect aesthetic.  What materials are appropriate for a kitchen splashback? Materials for kitchen splashback tiles range from porcelain to ceramic, glass, and stone. It's vital to remember that in order to fulfil Australian Standards, some limits and criteria must be observed if you want to include a gas stove in your new kitchen. A gas cooktop differs from other types in that the heat radiates from the burners rather than being directed directly to the underside of your cookware, as induction cooktops do. Because this radiant heat will pass to any surrounding vertically...