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9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoWhat a nice kitchen! I love the colour and panelled cabinets. Are you looking for something colourful, patterned, minimalistic? White metro tiles (flat, pale grout) and marble/marble effect work really well with a navy colour scheme I think. Some photos for inspiration:
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Comments (10)Hi, Tiles, paint, glass splashback or using the same worktop effect as a splashback all depends on personal choice as this is the space you will be using and seeing daily especially if you are a real foodie. If it is tiles you are wanting, I wouldnt tile to the top, I think it may be too much Especially with metro tiles; rather I'd prefer to line the tiles with the window bars and see if the extractor can be lowered by a notch to ensure there is continuing straight line through out. Alternatively, I'd consider a neutral coloured glass splashback behind the counter space which would co-ordinate with your walls and work surface.... Good Luck...See MoreTiles. Tiles. Tiles.......
Comments (7)I agree with comegetme about getting samples together in the actual kitchen space. The reason why I prefer the lighter one is the pattern. Even though I really like the pattern in the darker one as a single tile, I think that the floor will end up with too many fairly clear lines running crisscross, or if they're laid in the same direction, the lines will never match. I think it would drive me bonkers. Whereas the marble effect tile has a softer and less linear pattern. But it might not be a problem for you :-)...See Moretiling question! matched tile?
Comments (0)We're doing a total ground floor renovation on a late Victorian townhouse in London and I'm attracted to the idea of using tile in the entry hallway - maybe something light and/or colourful to lighten up the space, which will be dark. I also want to tile the walkway up to the house at some point in the future (when we have recovered financially from the renovation!) Thinking ahead, should the tiles match? I like traditional Victorian encaustic tiles for the outside (e.g the Lambeth pattern in beiges and blues), but I was thinking of something more modern/maybe in gray and white for the hallway. Should they match?...See MoreFlooring tiles to match wall tiles
Comments (3)Thanks for suggestion. This pinkish does match the colour in the tiles... And the little ones toilet seat :-) Taking a look via Google Lens.... See what comes up...See More- 9 years ago
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Lovely kitchen, if you want something interesting id try Bert and May, they have some gorgeous Blue and white french style tiles. Or for something a bit more simple I'd go for something this this from Fired Earth (Forecast tiles)
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PRO9 years agoWhat a gorgeous kitchen!
Have you considered handmade tiles? We have a range that are all made by our lovely ceramicist Hannah in our ceramics studio here in Leicestershire. The below picture demonstrates our Whitechapel and Dove House patterns, but we have several different designs. The plain tiles can be interspersed with patterned tiles for a more contemporary finish.
You can see our full range here // https://www.floorsofstone.com/our-tile-range/handmade-tiles
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Hannah is always happy to advise!
Good luck with your search.
Sophie // Floors of Stone
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PRO9 years agoHello Trish,
Have you considered silver antiqued mirror for your splashback? it will add light & depth to your kitchen and will be easier to maintain than a silver mirror.
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PRO9 years ago- 9 years agoI've still not decided on tiles! Could you give me your opinion on these encaustic tiles please
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