Il Mondo Tiles
Buy floor tiles for homes and renovations
View ceramic floor tiles in different styles, sizes and finishes. See them in our showroom, just outside Ghent. Request a free quote.
Choosing the size
60x60 works in almost any room. 60x120 and 100x100 give fewer grout lines, but need a flat subfloor and more cutting waste in small rooms.
Finish, grip and maintenance
Matt for living areas, anti-slip structure for showers and terraces, polished for a marble look. Use the filters below for size, look, colour and stock.
Price, stock and delivery
Prices are shown per m² excl. VAT, with the stock status per size. Work out your quantity with the calculator and compare the finish in our Merelbeke showroom.
Collection
90 tiles, filter by size, look and colour
Frequently asked questions
What do ceramic tiles cost?
The price depends on size, series, stock and quantity. For an exact price, we prepare a quote.
Are ceramic tiles suitable for underfloor heating?
Yes. Ceramic tiles conduct heat well and are often a strong choice for underfloor heating.
Can I view the tiles in the showroom?
Yes. The showroom in Merelbeke is open during these hours: Monday by appointment. Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-18:00. Sunday 10:00-14:00.
What is a rectified tile?
A rectified tile has its edges mechanically cut and ground straight after firing, giving every tile exactly the same size. This allows narrow grout lines of 2 to 3 mm and creates a sharper, calmer finished result than a non-rectified tile. Rectified tiles are the standard for large formats and modern, clean-lined floors. They do require a level subfloor for a perfect result.
Which size should I choose: 60x60, 90x90 or 100x100?
A larger tile size such as 90x90 or 100x100 creates fewer grout lines and a calmer, more open surface than 60x60. Larger formats do require a flatter subfloor and typically cost more per tile to install, since installers must work with greater precision. Contrary to a common assumption, large formats also work well in smaller rooms: they create fewer visual breaks and make a room feel bigger. Choose 60x60 for a tighter budget or complex space, and 90x90/100x100 for a sleek, contemporary overall look.
Ceramic tiles or natural stone: what's the difference?
Ceramic tiles are non-porous, colourfast and low-maintenance; porcelain versions are also frost-resistant, so no impregnation is needed. Natural stone has a unique, natural look but is porous, needs regular impregnation and requires more maintenance. For a terrace or a busy floor, ceramic is usually the more practical choice; anyone who chooses the unique veining of natural stone is knowingly accepting the extra upkeep.
