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kitchen

KITCHEN

The kitchen is the heart of the home, where the family get together, talk about their day and cook up a feast. As one of the most important and frequently used rooms in the house, you need to make sure that not only does the style match your tastes but the materials you use are also durable and easy to maintain.

Tiling offers endless possibilities to decorate your home to your style and needs. Over the years we have installed a wide range of materials including large format tiles to glass mosaic tiles, giving us extensive experience working to bespoken designs and installations. A few of our most recent projects can be seen on our photo galleries. Hover your cursor over each picture to see which materials were used.

Popular Kitchen Tiles

Porcelain and ceramic tiles are a kitchen favourite when it comes to renovating or building. They are easy to clean, maintain and come in an endless variety of styles and colours.Porcelain is an ideal option for both walls and floors, and they come in a wide range of designs and offer a beautiful and slick finish to your room. Ceramic tiles on the other hand, are a more affordable option compared to porcelain and are an excellent choice for your walls and floors.

Glass mosaic tiles are fabulous for a kitchen backsplash for adding style, colour and flare to your kitchen. With mosaics you can add a touch of sophistication to your kitchen that reflects your personality and lifestyle. Slab tiles – a large format tile, is an excellent option for kitchen walls and is a great way of tiling a kitchen quickly that is beautiful and easy to maintain.

Slate and granite floor tiles offer a more rustic feel to your kitchen or any other space you use them. As attractive as these tiles are, they do require a more regular maintenance as they are porous. Alternatively, you can get stone effect porcelain tiles giving you the same finishing looks without having to reseal them every 2-3 years.