The Design Room

Grout is used to fill the gaps (joints) between tiles and mosaics that have already been fixed in place with adhesive, forming a barrier that fills the void, seals, and reinforces it. Traditionally, grout has been a mixture of sand...

Selecting the perfect tile is about more than just aesthetics—it’s about creating a space that is both beautiful and functional. Two key factors to consider are slip resistance and ease of maintenance, as these can greatly impact the longevity and...

The tile industry has changed dramatically in the past two decades, both in design trends and the technical side of installation. Tile Sizes 20 years ago, 300x300mm tiles were common. Today, 600x600mm and even 1200x600mm formats are mainstream. Larger tiles...

Your home’s façade is the first thing people see — and tiles are an increasingly popular material to make a memorable first impression. Thanks to their versatility, low maintenance, and design impact, more homeowners and designers are choosing tiles to...

When planning a space with safety in mind, slip resistance is one of the most important considerations — particularly for wet areas, outdoor settings, or commercial zones. This is where P-Ratings come into play. P-Ratings are measured using the Wet...

The core composition of a tile plays a crucial role in its appearance, durability, and suitability for different applications. The two main types of tile bodies are colour body and plain body (also known as white body) tiles. Colour Body...

Gone are the days of choosing one tile for inside and another for out. Today's tile ranges are designed to work seamlessly across both environments — making your renovation simpler, and your home feel larger. Create a Sense of Space...

When it comes to choosing tiles for your home renovation, the decision between porcelain and ceramic tiles can be a tough one. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, and understanding these can help you make the best choice for your...