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Chocolate Matt 100x300 Subway WallChocolate Matt 100x300 Subway Wall
Mano White Gloss Handmade-Look 75x150 Subway WallMano White Gloss Handmade-Look 75x150 Subway Wall
Pine Wood Bianco Timber Look Matt 200x1200Pine Wood Bianco Timber Look Matt 200x1200
Pine Wood Grey Timber Look Matt 200x1200Pine Wood Grey Timber Look Matt 200x1200
Pine Wood Oak Timber Look Matt 200x1200Pine Wood Oak Timber Look Matt 200x1200
Scacchi Beige Gloss 300x600Scacchi Beige Gloss 300x600
Scacchi Grey Gloss 300x600Scacchi Grey Gloss 300x600
Lantern White Gloss Mosaic 286x306Lantern White Gloss Mosaic 286x306
SandStone Ash Matt 300x600SandStone Ash Matt 300x600
Metallic Rust Matt 300x600Metallic Rust Matt 300x600
SandStone Grey Matt 300x600SandStone Grey Matt 300x600
Metallic Rust Matt 600x600Metallic Rust Matt 600x600
Encaustic Bronx Matt 200x200Encaustic Bronx Matt 200x200
Encaustic Brooklyn Matt 200x200Encaustic Brooklyn Matt 200x200

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you cover feature tiles?

If you want to cover your feature tiles in winter to add a bit more warmth to your interior, use large floor rugs with slip-proof backing.

Which wall is best for a feature wall in the bathroom?

In the bathroom, the wall behind the basin or the bath makes a great feature wall. You could even take this one step further and use feature tiles on the walls of the shower.

What makes a good feature wall?

A good feature wall should be stylish and draw the eye but it should also compliment your decor. Choose a colour that either compliments or contrasts your interiors and use wall ceramic tiles that incorporate this colour into their design.

How do you seal marble mosaic tiles?

It’s best to use a penetrating sealer over your marble mosaic tiles as this will protect the tiles and make them completely impenetrable to moisture.

How do you cut marble mosaic tile avoiding chipping it?

To prevent chipping when cutting a marble mosaic tile, make sure you use a diamond blade saw, cut in the direction of the grain, and go slow when you get near the end of the cut.