We quite often have customers visiting our showroom wanting
to know how to make their home look ‘bigger’. A common misconception is that
smaller tiles will make a room look larger as there are more tiles on the
walls/floor, but this is not always so. Larger tiles can often make rooms
appear larger as they provide more flow and fewer interruptions. Rectangles,
laid horizontally, are also great for making rooms appear larger.
Gloss white 300x600 tiles are a favourite for bathrooms,
particularly for those with dark, shadowy rooms, though it can be fun to think
a little outside the box and go for something a little more dramatic.
Luxury Bathroom |
Kwreps |
Similarly, this rather small kitchen uses dark and light
contrasts to make a small, crammed space come to life. In this instance, the
owners have chosen to use a small mosaic tile for their splashback, which
brings together the dark and light tones of various finishes within the room.
The important thing in both of these rooms is the lack of
clutter. Over styling and too many sentimental knick-knacks are the downfall of
many fantastic rooms, making the space feel small and busy. A few choice
objects around the room, and all clutter hidden, is the way to go, not only is
it less to dust but it makes the space feel open and inviting.