Tiles & Bathware Collection

 A huge tile can actually help a small bathroom. The walls and floor are less congested with fewer grout lines, and the room appears to be larger. This approach works because when our eyes see large tiles, our brain automatically associates them with a large expanse, fooling our brain into thinking we're looking at a larger area than we actually are. Large-format tiles also require less grout, installation time, and maintenance. Using smaller tiles, such as mosaics, can result in a lot of grout lines, giving the bathroom walls a grid-like appearance that will make you feel boxed in, making your bathroom feel even smaller. This isn't to say that little tiles aren't a possibility. If you've fallen in love with some lovely mosaics, you can mix it up a little by using different sized tiles in different zones of your bathroom, with smaller tiles limited to the showering area, a larger format tile used in the majority of the room, and mosaic tiles in alcoves or recesses (area...

Depending on your bathroom design, you'll need a variety of tapware items. Bathroom tapware includes basin tapware, shower tapware, and bath tapware, all of which come in a variety of shapes and varieties. When looking for bathroom tapware, keep in mind that each piece should be matched or purchased from the same range to maintain a consistent look. If your basin tapware is matte black, your shower tapware should be as well. Basin Tapware - There are wall-mounted and top-mounted taps for vanities and basins, just as there are for kitchen faucets. Because they provide extra bench space on the vanity, wall-mounted basin taps are gaining popularity and becoming a trendy choice for bathroom vanities. Wall mixer sets and standard three-piece tap sets are both available. Top-mounted basin taps are favoured because they provide a wider range of options. Mixers, three-piece tap sets, and pillar taps are among the styles available. Which is best for your bathroom will depend on whether you...

Having your bathroom walls tiled is the best way to maintain the durability and hygiene of your bathroom walls while also making them seem aesthetically beautiful, visually appealing, and long-lasting. Furthermore, while it is OK to not have your bathroom tiled, having your bathroom walls tiled can save you time, effort, and money in the long run. Is it necessary to tile the bathroom walls? Although it is not required to tile your bathroom walls, doing so can help prevent water damage, mould, and discolouration. Furthermore, tiling the bathroom walls can provide a sleek, contemporary look while also helping to repel moisture. It might also provide the impression of additional space in your bathroom. Is it necessary to tile all of the bathroom walls? If you do not want your bathroom walls to be damaged by water or mould, and especially if you do not want to renovate periodically, you can tile all of the bathroom walls. All of the bathroom walls, on the other hand, are not required to be...

For many years, porcelain tile has been a tried-and-true choice among homeowners, and with good reason. It's long-lasting, low-maintenance, and available in a variety of colours and sizes. All of these properties, not unexpectedly, make porcelain tile perfect for industrial application. Durability Porcelain tile's tough endurance is possibly the most crucial feature that adds to its commercial appeal. Porcelain tile is comparable to ceramic tile, except it is burned at higher temperatures, producing a dense tile. Porcelain tile's higher density makes it exceptionally robust and resistant to chipping and breaking. Porcelain tile flooring is commonly used in business settings because it can endure the constant traffic and wear and tear that comes with commercial use. Tiles for Commercial space Easy Maintenance   In addition to its durability, porcelain tile is extremely easy to clean and maintain, both of which are critical in commercial settings. It's also water-resistan...