How to Decorate With Tiles | Tubadzin

When refurbishing their bathroom people choose one element to finish it with, which will lend it a distinctive character. Sometimes it is a decoration on the wall, other times it involves a larger space with decorative tiles. Tubadzin suggests decorating the walls in the other rooms this way too, wall decoration for the living room, bathroom, hallway, and other interiors.

Wood Motif

Modern interior inspirations frequently refer to nature and its color pallet. This trend is perfectly followed by wall tiles resembling wood. Tubadzin's wood collection tiles are hard to distinguish from natural wooden planks. Porcelain tiles with a wood texture on a wall will effectively complete a Scandinavian, rustic, or even modern design and will go with any other material in the room.

Complement the decorative tiles on the wall with the same floor tile or another material, for instance, raw concrete.

Stone or Concrete Look

Porcelain tiles reminiscent of natural stone or concrete wall tiles will work well in modern interiors. Dark and light marbles and granites will match any design – modern, minimalist, classic, and even glamour, with a touch of luxury. Expensive stone is replaced with tiles which, thanks to their irregular texture, are strikingly similar to this natural raw material.

Concrete, or in our interpretation porcelain tiles that resemble it, has been the material of choice for raw industrial interiors. For interiors styled like a modern loft, concrete-like tiles in the bathroom, living room, or kitchen will be an ideal base for the design.

Decorative Tiles

For something really special, Tubadzin suggests choosing the Nictate or London Piccadilly ceramics.

Nictate collection offers you a wall decoration with a retro motif. Its floral pattern is a reference to the imaginative ornaments, which can be observed in Middle Eastern design. The Nictate decorations lend interiors a luxurious character with a touch of mystery – due to the delicate abrasion effect applied to the tile.

On the other hand, the London Piccadilly collection by Maciej Zień features a decoration resembling a picture or photo wallpaper – an attractive "jigsaw puzzle" consisting of several pieces, which depicts Big Ben and is ideal for a modern interior in big-city style.