Large format tiles create seamless surfaces minimising grout lines.
With fewer grout lines gives the sense of open and larger spaces. There are so many options other than 600 x 600 or 300 x 600, give your space the look of luxury with large format tiles and be inspired by these concepts.
Sometimes grout lines can make a space look busy and confined. Large format tiles reduces grout lines and makes a space look sleek and clean.
Large format tiles are not only for floors – create a feature wall for a contemporary and luxurious effect.
Larger tile formats means more tile surface and less grout lines to clean.
‘Busier’ tiles are better larger. You will see more of the pattern and really make the space a feature!
Large stone tiles or stone replica tiles bring the feel of outside in, a very natural organic look. These porcelain tiles resemble Venetian stone. Create a seamless connection to outside continuing the same large format tiles to your outdoors.
Large format ceramic concrete look tiles are a fabulous alternative to polished concrete floors. Large concrete look tiles are a great way to give your space an industrial or outdoor look.
Use large unique and textured rectangular tiles for a feature that makes an impact.
The use of large format tiles in this bathroom provides a streamlined look and the sense of more space.
With large format tiles, if you are worried about a grout line being in the center of the room, make the tile center. This looks cleaner and makes this hallway appear longer.
Go large in hexagonal tiles to add some serious ‘wow’ factor to your space.
If you are seeking large format tiles, let the TILE junket team help you. Our range of formats include 800 x 800; 400 x 800; 450 x 900 and more! Be inspired by more concepts on Pinterest.
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By Tracy Caporusso
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