Recommended Application
Tiles are simple, versatile, and easy to incorporate into any design, creating a balanced surface effect that allows the architecture and light to take center stage in a space. Their appeal lies in their simplicity—whether highlighting luxury or embodying understated minimalism, they handle both with ease.
When selecting tiles, prioritize water resistance, slip resistance, and stain resistance, as well as ease of cleaning. For walls, we recommend choosing ceramic or glazed tiles with low water absorption and low-maintenance properties. For floors, be sure to select matte or full-body tiles with high slip resistance and wear resistance, and leave expansion joints.
Because porcelain slabs are durable, heat-resistant, and highly stain-resistant, they have become one of the most popular choices for modern open-concept kitchens and kitchen islands.
Tiles are wear-resistant, waterproof, and long-lasting, making them ideal for floors in damp and high-traffic areas such as kitchens and bathrooms; wood flooring feels comfortable underfoot and provides good insulation, making it suitable for spaces that require a warm and cozy atmosphere, such as bedrooms. When making a selection, consider all factors: Tiles are the top choice for underfloor heating, while wood flooring is recommended for households with elderly members or children to prevent slips and bumps.
Tiles offer the advantages of being waterproof and moisture-resistant, easy to clean, and visually bright and spacious, and are commonly used in kitchens, bathrooms, and living rooms. Common installation methods include traditional thin-bed tiling