FEATURE


Alameda Blush & Dalia by Adex RULE 4: HIGHLIGHT KEY FEATURES


You don’t always need to tile an entire wall to make an impact. Sometimes the most effective designs use tiles to draw attention to a particular area, such as a shower, vanity unit, feature wall, architectural feature or alcove. Decorative borders, stripes and framed sections also help create a more considered look while allowing you to have fun with colour and pattern.


Tile Craſts by Cevica RULE 5: MIX FINISHES & FORMATS


As you would be adventurous with colours and patterns, don’t be afraid to combine different finishes within the same room using tiles. Pairing matt and gloss tiles, or mixing smooth and textured surfaces, creates a space that feels more individual and less ‘off the shelf’. The key is to keep the colours connected so the room still feels cohesive. To take it one step further, combine different format sizes to add depth and variety to a bathroom – from large-format floor options to small kitkat tiles for walls.


Krono Haya & Kenzo by Pamesa x.com/TomorrowsTS www.tileofspain.com 17


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