Mosaic tiles, ceramics, porcelain, wall tiles: when it comes to finishes, there are countless possibilities to choose from to add character and identity to our projects. However, faced with the sheer variety available on the market, choosing among them can be challenging. In this article, we will explore the differences between these cold tiles and offer tips on how to choose the option that best fits your project.
With roots tracing back to the Babylonians and spreading worldwide—gaining particular prominence through Iberian tile murals—the craft of transforming clay into glazed finishes has advanced significantly since the 16th century. Today, cold tiles are generally categorized into two main groups: ceramic and porcelain. Despite their similar commercial appeal, their primary difference lies in how they are manufactured.
