Sentences with phrase «effect wall tiles»

From wood effect bathroom tiles - giving you the unique opportunity to incorporate wooden flooring into wet areas - to wood effect wall tiles, you'll find it all here!

Why not try something different by incorporating wood effect wall tiles into your home, extending the natural and intricate texture of wood onto your walls?

Not exact matches

Some of his wall - based works combine the visual effect of tiled mosaics with pixellated digital imagery, a counterpoint that is typical of the artist's combination of traditional Iranian and contemporary Western iconography.

Moorish tile - effect walls, mixed mixed with pattern and faux - fur curtains create a luxe setting in this contemporary living room.

A little pattern is all you need — tie dye, tile prints and ikat — or, be brave and try an ombre paint effect in tonal blues for a feature wall with a difference.

The wood - effect cabinetry, neutral - toned floor tiles and white walls of this plain and simple kitchen are thrown into sharp relief by the bold - as - brass fridge - freezer in sassy orange.

It's possible to recreate the same effect with your wall tiles too

Claret - red walls are decorated with white hexagon tiles set with red grout for a striking effect.

Hoping to use these on a feature wall in my bathroom but would like to have a light stone effect tile on the other walls!

Brilliant is a ceramic wall tile with matt finish and neutral stone effect.

Our floor and wall tiles are available in various colours, materials, lengths, and effects.

A brick - effect wallpaper adds a sense of depth to the main wall, contrasting with the smooth floor tiles and glossy sideboard.

Haze is a ceramic wall tiles with matt finish and neutral stone effect.

Street Beige Gloss is ceramic wall tile with marble beige colour effect and gloss finish.

A smooth large format rectangular matt light grey stone - effect tile ideal for floors, also suitable for walls.

We have a large selection of brick effect tiles for feature walls & colourful marble borders to give your bathroom that pristine finish.

Splitface slate mosaic tiles create a striking, tactile effect, with downlighters in the wall niche to highlight the texture.

For a seamless effect Helen has chosen the same tiles for the flooring and the wall behind the wc and bidet.

Wood - effect tiles create a feature wall in the shower enclosure and pebbles border the floor tiles.

Glass tile is usually put on walls, but this beach - style bathroom by Lynn Morgan Design puts it on the floor for a glassy effect that reminds us of water.

A wall panelled with stone effect tiles gives this attic bathroom a warm, restful feel.

You can also add tile up the walls to make the ceiling appear higher than it is, or continue it up the wall that faces the entrance of the room to create a runway effect in order to lengthen the space.

Fired Earth tiles, aqua walls and cookware hanging from a rack add to the rainbow effect.

Create a subtle geometric effect on your bathroom wall by paring jade - green tiles with pale blue.

The textured brick cladding effect of these tiles brings an authentic feel to the walls of your kitchen or living space.

The Earth series has a complimentary feature tile giving a Venetian Louver effect which can be used for a complete wall zoning section or just as a vertical strip within your bathroom.

These duo - tone mosaic wall tiles can add a distinctive and visually striking effect to the bathroom interior, co-ordinating effectively with the single colour Tudor mosaic tiles or Elizabethan tiles in the Imperial range.

We are planning to install glass tiles on the wall behind the sink that go all the way to the ceiling, and that will be a dramatic effect!

Atlanta designer Susan Ferrier tiled a collection of circa - 1860s archeological lithographs on one wall of the master bedroom; on the wall directly opposite, the effect is balanced by the vintage ammonite museum banner hung like a tapestry.

Luckily for you, our marble - effect tiles fit that description to a T. No matter how you decide you want to style them — from a full bathroom refit to a marble mosaic on your kitchen wall — our large collection of marble - effect tiles includes options to suit all tastes, needs and budgets.

White worktops create a brightening effect, while gently veined marble tiles add richness to the walls.

Create a luxe setting with Moorish tile - effect walls mixed with pattern and faux - fur curtains.

The same tiles have been used in the shower and on the walls, creating a seamless effect.

Use a tile - effect wallpaper to create a dado along a feature wall.

For example, we used an orange wall in a small garden that could be seen from a kitchen which was decorated with tiles of the same colour; the finished effect was fantastic.»

Taupe wall tiles in a stylish wood effect elongate the space and are country chic while a period style towel rail gives the bathroom a traditional appeal.