How tiles qualified the results of interior decor

Reeded Tiles

Another popular interior design look that’s progressed from initially being a trend to being considered a look that’s stylish and timeless is ribbed, reeded or fluted surface detailing. Frequently used on walls or furniture via 3D panelling within interior schemes, one of Casalgrande Padana’s latest textured tile collections - allows for the popular effect of ribbed detailing to now be applied in hard-working bathrooms. These porcelain stoneware tiles are durable, scratch-proof, fire-resistant and antibacterial.

ribbed reeded tiles

Available in a variety of colours, surface patterns and size options, the Cannete collection works best when applied to a specific focal area within a bathroom. Use them to define a splashback, create a visually appealing bath panel, or within recessed alcoves or shelving areas. The raised curved design can be applied horizontally or vertically and works well when combined with contrasting flat surfaces.

Color blocking

Applying coloured tiles to zone certain areas of a bathroom within a wider neutral scheme is a great way to create a bespoke design that’s the perfect balance of a calming palette, while still allowing for visual interest. If you want to stick to the muted tones of natural stone, but don’t want to completely play it safe, combine sandy surface finishes with coloured tiles in tones of soft blue, forest greens, or earthy terracotta either on one wall, or as a splashback or a single panel that will draw the eye to add a layer of warmth to the space.

In a bathroom with a low ceiling, a thin block of colour will elongate the wall to make it appear taller. When used alongside cooler tiles in shades of grey, white or sand, throwing a strip of colour into the mix will elevate the room so that it doesn’t feel too clinical or cold.

blue beige bathroom inspiration

Casalgrande Padana’s collection of metro tiles offers eight modern colours (available in a matt satin or a glossy shine) that allow for a multitude of laying patterns. These include (but not limited to) vertical stacked, horizontal stacked and herringbone tile layout options. Alternatively, the atteller collection of colourful, large-format porcelain stoneware tiles can be used to create a colourful and modern floor design.

freestanding bath modern design

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