We hope you find the information on our 'tiling trends' page useful and of interest to you; our aim is to  provide our clients with some knowledge of materials used and current trends.

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Tiles

Tiles are so versatile, both decorative and durable and with so many types, you are spoilt for choice, below is just a handful of examples.

 Glass - Dynamic alternative

Travertine Tiles - Travertine is a form of marble that is often beautifully coloured or banded, it has an ancient aesthetic appeal and comes in different styles and sizes.   A great choice to give your bathroom or kitchen and ambience of stylish sophistication.

Mosaic Tiles - There is an extensive amount of modern design possibility's, mosaic which dates back to the Ancient Greeks and Romans.

Limestone - A sedimentary rock that is more often found in white, however tiles can be found with a tinge of other colours.

Slate - A fine grained rock, very durable with bluey grey colour.

Natural Stone - The beauty of natural stone is the subtle variation in colour that makes each and every tile truly individual.

Pebble Sheets - Very popular in the bathroom, very comfortable to walk on.

 Polished Granite

An example of some of the materials used in tiling

• Grout - Thin fluid mortar used between tiles
• Adhesive - Used to fix the tiles to the surface area
• Spacers - To space the tiles equally
• Trims - Used to give finishing touches for a smooth outline

Wet Rooms

More and more people are choosing to have wet rooms installed, a great seamlessly looking open space.   The term wet room speaks for itself, it is an open shower space where the room and the shower area blend together, creating a seamlessly looking open living space.   With no obstructions and with the drain set into the floor you get that simple uncluttered look within the space.   Pure luxury and relaxation springs to mind!

Underfloor heating

Versatile and can be installed under tiles, natural stone or laminate floors, no more cold feet!