The London Tile Co.
MAY 17, 2016
For most of us the mention of a wet room conjures images of large and lavish bathrooms, big enough to fit the whole family in. But with the right design and products, you can create a practical and attractive walk-in shower in almost any size room. Photo by Landmark Lofts. Niches and Benches. Photo by London Basement.
The London Tile Co.
FEBRUARY 16, 2016
Wet rooms and walk in showers are fast becoming a popular choice in UK homes, and as costs fall and the process of installing a DIY wet room becomes simpler, it’s easy to see why. Some may choose a wet room as a simple second bathroom, or as an option for those who need something more accessible.
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The London Tile Co.
MAY 11, 2015
These reasons, amongst others, are why so many of us are banishing the bath and opting for an open plan wet room. Click through for answers to our most frequently asked wet room questions. Frequently Asked Wet Room Questions. What is a wet room? Is my bathroom the right size for a wet room?
The London Tile Co.
MAY 27, 2016
we love mosaic tiles. From non-slip wet room floors, to dazzling kitchen splashbacks, mosaic tiles have a range of uses in kitchens and bathrooms. One of the most popular uses for mosaic tiles is as a border or feature strip, so we’ve put together four ways you can use them in your home. Mosaic Edge Border.
The London Tile Co.
AUGUST 22, 2014
Mosaic tiles have been used for thousands of years to create works of art and decoration by people all over the world. Available in glass, stone, ceramic and even metal, mosaic tiles also come in a variety of colours and designs suitable for so many surfaces. Ways To Use Mosaic Tiles. Stair Riser. Shower Niche.
The London Tile Co.
MARCH 1, 2019
The Pharaoh range of wall and floor tiles has a stone effect look inspired by ancient Egyptian buildings. The Natural field tiles are available in a 900x300mm wall and 450x450mm floor tile which can be used together for a cohesive look in wet rooms, bathrooms and kitchens. Looking for something rustic with a natural feel?
The London Tile Co.
JANUARY 2, 2018
Simply changing the tiles in your kitchen or bathroom can breathe new life into your existing decor, or you could do something more drastic like adding a tiled feature wall to your living area or converting your bathroom into a wet room. Whatever you decide, we stock a wide range of traditional and modern tiles to suit any project.
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