LARGE FORMAT TILES
Large format tiles are practical and elegant, creating a timeless feel in any room. They offer unique advantages for all types of renovations or new construction projects in both home and commercial settings.
If you are thinking about tiling for any project, you have surely asked yourself the question, small format or large format?
Large format tiles offer a sleek aesthetic. Using tiles of this size results in fewer grout lines, allowing a clean and uninterrupted finish. Although you might think that large format tiles don’t work in smaller spaces, they are actually perfect for them. We find that when featured in en-suites, which are often small, the style can make the space appear much larger than it actually is.
Flaviker, an Italian designer specialising in minimalistic tiles, produces a variety of ranges to suit any style. The Still No_w and Supreme Evo collection consists of 160x320cm lightweight porcelain slabs, with a thickness of just 7mm, in a variety of different colours. The pressing system involving dry compaction of raw materials creates a stylish lightweight, yet sturdy finish.
Still No_W in sand is a gorgeous sandy shade offering a neutral yet chic addition to your room. This particular colour will provide an elegant and sophisticated feel, oozing with style.
If you prefer darker, edgier colours, Still No_W in Coal is the perfect choice as it creates a soothing, calming look, whilst still managing to create a completely unique style.
This flattering natural tile, called the Supreme Wide in Calacatta Lux will just about work with any colour scheme. Don’t be afraid to experiment with furniture, this neutral shade will work with anything. If you want your room to look Scandi and minimalist, the Calacatta Lux is the perfect option to create this light and airy feel.
Large format tiles have been trendy for the past few years, and most styles come in a wood, stone, or concrete effect. Flaviker
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has recently launched a new style of large format tiles, called Art walls. Art walls follow the latest wallpaper trends, which are all about panoramic murals, 3D texture, contemporary geometrics and natural-inspired materials, with key trends ranging from tropical botanicals to trompe l’oeil, which is French for ‘to deceive the eye’.
These new patterned large format tiles are moving away from natural stone and wood effect and are
creating an opportunity to think outside the box when it comes to interior design.
Real Stone & Tile is open to both the trade and the public, specialising in a wide range of tiles. The tile and bathroom suite retailer also boasts a vast portfolio of contemporary and designer tiles, large format tiles, natural stone tiles, wood effect tiles, feature tiles and mosaics, sanitary ware, wet rooms and brassware.
www.realstoneandtile.co.uk www.tomorrowstileandstone.co.uk BIGGER IS BETTER
Leigh Price, Managing Director of Real Stone & Tile, looks at the trend of large format tiles.
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