Stone Effect
Through popular demand, there is plenty of choice when it comes to natural stone efect tiles. Thanks to ink jet technology these designs are more life-like than ever, plus some interesing twists can be applied to natural design. Natural stone efect tiles are more popular than actual natural stone due to the durability qualiies of ceramic and porcelain reaping long term benefits, plus you do not need to seal and maintain stone efect tiles.
This Italian inspired modular floor tile range brings a European ambience to your home with subtle, warm colours and textures that are soft and inviting. The porcelain floor tiles have the appearance of tumbled natural stone; the surface is subtly textured and mottled for a classic and versatile feel, perfectly imitating real stone.
Quantocks
The travertine style tiles in the Quantocks range are remarkably realistic & simply beautiful. This popular range features ceramic wall tiles and porcelain floor tiles in two stunning shades of Noce or Steller. Add a feature wall with the relieve wall tile option for added texture.
Atacama
Tileflair’s best-selling Atacama wall and floor tile range comes in four different contemporary shades incorporating the latest inkjet technology that produces varying markings across each tile adding depth. Sleek and expensive looking, these striking porcelain tiles would look equally good in a domestic bathroom or a luxurious kitchen.
Split
The exclusive Split range has been the most anticipated tile range to be released in 2014 so far. Tile industry professionals, including Tileflair staff have been very excited about the design possibilities the Split range offers. The tile range is ideal for the creative homeowner, because it makes it easy to achieve stand out interiors in your own design.
Lansdown
The beautiful Landown Modular floor tiles are a realistic stone design that has colour variations to add detail and charm to the floor. The elegance of the traditional soft stone can be continued outdoors as well indoors. Four different sized tiles are incorporated into the modular design which come as a random colour mix. This can create the illusion of more space in the room, as your eye lingers on the pattern and colour instead of following straight grout lines towards the edges of the room.
