Need help choosing wall tiles in kitchen
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5 years agoI think you could add interest by keeping the tiles white or soft shades but in an interesting shape such as geometric shaped tiles. I also like Zellige tiles which have a pearl finish is soft shades such as pale pink or green. I also love patterned tiles but they’re not for everyone!
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Comments (27)Update - alabaster painted oak units, oak worktop, (curved end units and worktop corners) belfast sink, 1100 stainless steel rangemaster porcelain large high gloss ivory 600x600 floor tiles, ivory grout - please see attached look book just still to decide on shade of sage on walls - deciding between F&B Mizzle, Vert De Terre, Ball Green and Cooking Apple Green... Also metro sub/way tiles on walls - whether to go for a sage tile or cream/white... The dining room area off the kitchen will have oak parquet floor which will follow through from hall and will also be in the lounge but Im thinking of following the wall colour in the kitchen through to the dining room for continuity and potentially painting the chimney brest or wall furthest away from and facing the kitchen a darker green complementary colour... Thoughts please...See MoreHelp with choosing colour for kitchen tiles and wall
Comments (4)Hello Shahida, You could create something dramatic to compliment.. A fantastic tile company called Bert & May do a whole range from reclaimed, handmade, concrete and more.. You could tile a row on the wall round the edge of the worktop to compliment the flooring.. :)) http://www.bertandmay.com/...See MoreNeed help choosing floor tiles for a white gloss kitchen.
Comments (2)Hi Mary Choosing floor tiles can be quite daunting as there are so many styles to choose from these days. Here are a few things you might like to consider. Size- go for as large as possible, this will help make a smaller space look bigger. What are your floor dimensions? Style- What style are your units and also the rest of your house for that matter? There are tiles which look like stone, concrete, slate, think about which style would suit your house best. Colour- there are some good grey/taupe options around which would work very well with gloss white units. Work tops - have you chosen them and if so what colour are they. Cleaning - if you have a family/animals I would suggest going for something with a slight texture/pattern to it. They won't show the dirt so much. The world is your oyster really. Hope that helps and good luck. Karen...See MoreI need help with choosing colour tile!
Comments (1)Hi Lisa, This would involve knowing a lot more about your tastes and the kind of look you are going for. It would also be helpful to know what you do not like about the tiles.. are they too light? does it make the room too flat? what specifically do you not like? Feel free to email me at enquiries@createperfect.co.uk if you wanted me to look into this further and offer some advice for your project. It may also be helpful for you to see the room in 3D to view some tile and flooring options before choosing and purchasing the items.. and possibly making another mistake. All the best and I look forward to hearing from you, Gina...See More- 5 years ago
Well further to my earlier comments I cannot get my husband to agree on a neutral scheme for the tiles on our utility room and kitchens (units all light grey with a dark grey island) and white sparkle quartz worktops. I was looking at Chevrons from the Equipe Range that come in Dark Grey/Light Grey/Black/Griege and some pastels. Hubby prefers colour, green or blues and I want neurtals so can add pops of colour in the blinds and curtains in the areas adjoining the kitchen (dining/snug sitting room), also dining chairs, rug etc. It makes my head go crazy trying to visualise coloured wall tiles in all of this (perhaps apart from the splash back around the cooker area). Has anyone done this successfully with coloured tiles (I think patterns too much). I thought the chevrons with a different colour grout (dark grey tile/white grout etc) looked good, as below. Colours in rest of the house because we have a lot of oak will be teals, blues with a few other pops of bright colours. Thanks in advance!
5 years agoMandarin Stone do the most beautiful tiles called Hoxton which can be laid vertically to create a bit of a mid century feel. They do a 'grey' but because the glaze looks quite variegated they don't look flat. @Monica used them in her super duper bathroom makeover recently.
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