The wide variety of ceramic wall and floor tiles means that we can find pieces in an infinite number of formats that allow us to achieve interiors imbued with originality and sophistication.
When the time comes to carry out a home remodel, knowing how to play with the different mats of ceramic tiles helps us to achieve any look desired. From classic shapes such as squares and rectangles, to hexagonal or triangular formats, to avant-garde designs with volume and relief. Each ceramic tile becomes a piece that perfectly combines design, functionality, and creativity.
Classics never fail
Rectangular and square pieces are classsics we should always keep in mind since thanks to their modularity, they fit perfectly in all types of rooms and homes. We can play with vertical, horizontal, or diagonal placement or mix tiles of different designs and colors to give each room an original and creative air.
Previous image
Next image
Minimal size
If we put together small pieces with or without volume, in different hues that go together and with either matte or glossy finish, we can achieve great optics. These mosaic pieces are used widely to cover curved surfaces, if we want to highlight a specific area or define and differentiate areas, giving a very distinguished and original style to the space.
Original sizes
Ceramic pieces in other geometric formats such as hexagons or triangles stand out for their originality and aesthetic appeal. These tiles allow the creation of fascinating geometric patterns that capture the attention of those who see them. In addition, its arrangement in asymmetric compositions can provide a vibrant and visual energy that breaks with the conventional, multiplying the possibilities of making unique spaces.
Previous image
Next image
Adding a touch of relief
Ceramic pieces with original and subtle reliefs offer a tactile experience and exceptional optics. These floor and wall tiles that add texture and highlight surfaces, enrich spaces with elegance and sophistication, creating ambiances that captivate all the senses.
