Classic-style floor tiles: interior design details

One type of flooring is ceramic tile. It is widely used in the design of living rooms, kitchens, hallways, corridors and other rooms. This finishing material differs in its texture, shape and design.

People who prefer luxury and comfort, and successfully moving up the career ladder, in the design of their homes often tend to classical style. This style embodies the human experience and true values, it will never go out of fashion. Anyone will find something of his own in the classics thanks to the versatility of this style and unusual design.

The classic style includes floor tiles, marbled, granite, wood, stone or fabric. Often the surface is decorated with ornaments, gilt or patina. In the color palette, preference is given to pastel tones: beige, cream, sand. In addition to these tones are: gold, emerald, turquoise, burgundy and chocolate.

One of the most popular floor decoration options is a black and white ornament, executed in the classical chess order. The peak of the popularity of such floors accounted for 50-60 years of the last century, but now this style has returned to the world of design has become quite popular around the world.

If a balanced color scheme is used for classic-style finishing materials, brighter colors, contrasting combinations and floral motifs are allowed for the neoclassic style. A bright floral pattern on the floor would be appropriate if the walls and furniture are designed in a neutral style.

In living rooms, flooring is most often used for parquet, and for marble and onyx for hallways and kitchen premises.

Classic-style tiles are included in the range of many manufacturers, most factories started their production activities with it.

The finishing material in the classical style will help not only elegantly arrangea room that will look modern after many years but also has the following properties:

• it is eco-friendly;
• moisture resistant;
• resistant to aggressive chemicals and cleaning products;
• wear resistant;
• practical;
• durable.

Disadvantages:

• ceramic floor is cold and requires special heating or flooring;
• the floor may be slippery;
• poor sound insulation;
• fragility;
• relatively high cost.

The floor tile is thicker than the wall tile and is subdivided into thin, regular and extra strong. Tile with a fine texture is suitable for installation on the old ceramic coating.

Any design solution can be realized with the help of new exclusive collections of ceramic tiles. When buying it, consider the following points:

• the size of the tile purchased must correspond to the size of the room: for small, small tiles are purchased, and for spacious ones - large;
• in bathrooms and hallways it is better to use matte tiles, since glossy surfaces can be slippery;
• the finishing material must be harmonious with the interior;
• When buying several packages of tiles, it is necessary to compare the quality characteristics - they should ideally match.

Classic style floor tiles will always be relevant and in demand. On the market there is a large variety of this finishing material in form and color. Decorated with classic tiles, the interior will look aesthetically attractive, and the people in it will feel comfortable and cozy.

On what other tiles fit the classic interior, see below.