Look at all the coolest kitchen & bathroom splashbacks at the moment and you will notice that they all contain at least one of the following elements
Splashback
Large format tiles and small mosaic tiles are such a great combination. You can use the two in many different ways in a space. Whether you use more large tiles and just a feature of mosaics or mosaics on the entire floor and large format tiles on the walls, anything goes! Check out this gallery for large format and mosaic combination inspiration! Read More
Fantastic ideas for using penny round (and penny hex) tiles in your home! Forget the little feature strip – cover the whole surface for a luxurious feel. Read More
Subway tiles – we love them. Hand-made subway tiles have that little extra that may be just what your splash-back, bathroom, ensuite or feature walls need. Read More
White is not boring, white is timeless and beautiful!
Just add a few textures and natural tones and you’re headed in the right direction. Something that is timeless is not affected by the passage of time or changes in fashion. Our white concepts on display this week all portray this aspect. Marble, timber, and white will always be timeless and classic. Read More
The Project
Our client is building two townhouses, one for herself to live and the other an investment for sale. The townhouse our client will reside in will be the stand out of the two with extra features as this will be her home. The design style for the investment townhouse is sleek and clean to appeal to a broader property market. Read More
A Concept Consult at TILE junket is a complimentary appointment with an Interior Designer.
The hour long appointment with our Design Team is FREE with no obligations and the results and confidence our clients finish with are priceless. We may be biased, so you be the judge, follow all our local project Concept Consult blog posts and see the selections first hand. Read More
Giving your kitchen a new lease on life can be as simple as updating your splashback.
As discussed in a previous blog “Tiled Splashbacks are Back!” we know people are deterring from glass panels and embracing beautiful tiles and patterns for their kitchen splashbacks. With the expansive range of tile products and designs available, there is a tile to suit every style and requirement. Be inspired by today’s Concept Consult client and Interior Designer, Tracy Caporusso. Read More
Pairing back the colour of design & architectural materials is not necessarily a bad thing. By simplifying your wall and surface palette, you can create a versatile canvas that you can edit with finer details, towels and accessories in the bathroom; furnishings and home wares in the kitchen. White speaks of simplicity, harmony and refined elegance. Read More
The Project
Today’s clients are building a new home. Their Concept Consult appointment objective is choosing tiles for their ensuite and laundry; keeping in mind the interesting architecture of their spaces. Read More
Hexagonal tiles (aka hex), have been around for centuries and are still as popular as ever in traditional and contemporary applications.
A regular hexagon has 6 sides with all sides the same length. As pattern and geometry continue to dominate the design scene, you can expect to see many beautiful hexagonal tile products hitting our showroom. Read More
No matter the size your outdoors, it’s a space within your home you can capitalize on adding dollar value & lifestyle appeal to your property.
Embrace the Aussie lifestyle and start planning some of these ideas for your outdoors. Read More
Hand made matt black tiles feature in this Manifold Heights family home renovation.
I’m greeted at the front door by James, a little blonde 2.5 year old and his mum Louise at their Manifold Heights home. Louise was very kind to have us in her home considering baby number three was due the following day. Read More
Interior Designers LOVE it!
“I love herringbone, I LOVE IT,” says Darren Palmer, Interior Designer and judge of The Block Glasshouse about Daz and Dee’s parquetry floor in their study reveal.
Shaynna said the pair had taken a smaller space and used it very well, proving a small space isn’t necessarily a bad space.
“It’s what you do with it that makes it good and they’ve done really, really well,” she said.
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