The kitchen is the heart of your home, so choosing the right type of tile is crucial. Whether you're renovating your kitchen or building one from scratch, this guide will provide you with top tips from experts:
Decorating Tip: Try choosing a wall tile color that is opposite to the color of your kitchen cabinets or contrasts nicely with it.
Abdulrahman Al-Amin - CEO of Luxury Land Company
1- Each place in the kitchen has a special tile:
Wall tiles are not suitable for flooring. For example, you can safely use porcelain or even ceramic for wall tiles. You can also use glazed kitchen ceramic tiles or small mosaic tiles. However, this type is not suitable for flooring due to its intensive workspace.
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2- Focus on durability first.
Kitchen floors are a constant workspace, so try to choose a non-slip type of tile. We always recommend porcelain over ceramic due to its durability and resistance to corrosion and water. We advise you not to compromise on the quality of porcelain when it comes to flooring.
This does not mean that the appearance should be boring, as porcelain is available in various types of marble patterns, wooden patterns (parquet), and stone patterns.
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3- Color confusion?
Light colors on kitchen tile floors show stains; however, very dark colors show dust and oil marks, so it is advisable to choose a slightly balanced color. Colors such as shades of beige, cream, gray, marble, and matte blue look excellent.
4- What about kitchen countertops?
Natural stone such as marble and granite has always been an excellent choice; however, recently, a stronger competitor has emerged in the form of thick porcelain surfaces, such as the products provided by the Italian company Sabine Stone, with high specifications, perfect quality, and unparalleled durability. This option gives you complete freedom in choosing the decor, given its variety of marble, wood, cement, and other shapes, suitable for modern and classic kitchens.
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