One of our recent projects in south London featuring one of our personal favourites, Ibiza marble. Our Ibiza or also known as Bianco Ibiza marble available in variety of shapes patters and sizes, everything from … Continued
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It’s s very often that outdoor areas are usually last to receive attention in terms of design. And it’s s not surprising considering that we want to complete our living spaces like bedrooms, bathrooms and … Continued
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Wood mosaics are a great way to make your walls look unique and bespoke, but this is not the only advantage of wooden mosaic tiles. Wood tiles are easy to install, and you don’t have … Continued
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Many people think that polished mosaic tiles are slippery and not good for the floors. Well, that’s just not true … mosaics have a lot of spaces between individual pieces (usually 2mm) and that’s what … Continued
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Choosing herringbone mosaic tiles for your bathroom next year is a great idea, if you want to keep on trend. To make sure your design choices are as fashionable as possible, read on to find … Continued
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The new year is not that far away and it’s traditionally a time when we start to think about making some changes. That might mean tackling those home improvement projects you’ve been meaning to get … Continued
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There is so much choice when it comes to choosing flooring, especially when it comes to stone tiles. Without a doubt, marble flooring adds a sophisticated touch to any floor, and your choice of colour … Continued
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Here we are again, new month and new models! On 21st of August our new models will be in our warehouse, models such as Hexagon Nero Marquina mosaic, Hexagon NewYork mosaic, Hexagon NewYork Gold mosaic … Continued
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There’s nothing quite so elegant as black marble mosaic tiles as a flooring option so it’s no surprise that they’re an enduringly popular choice for our customers. But you need to know what you’re doing … Continued
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Natural stone flooring has been used in living areas for over the centuries now. The reason for that is because natural stone is a naturalconductor of heat, which allows the warmth to transfer quickly to … Continued
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