Inspiration
Short guides about materials, sizes, maintenance and use that help you move faster from inspiration to the right collection or showroom visit.
Quick navigation
Each article helps you compare a style or use case and then points you to the most relevant tile collection or showroom step.
Articles
Choose a topic and continue straight to the right collection or showroom visit.
You do not choose a modern floor from a single mood photo. Work through the choice in six steps: use, look, format, finish, technical checks and budget. That way you know in advance what works, what it costs and which series fit.
Marble-look tiles give you the appearance of marble without the porous, acid-sensitive stone. The result depends on vein pattern, finish, format, grout colour and application. These are the choices that make the difference.
Concrete-look works when colour, format and grout joint bring calm together. This article covers colour temperature, the difference between glazed ceramic and through-body porcelain, format, finish and how to carry concrete-look from indoors to outdoors.
Ceramic conducts heat better than parquet, laminate or vinyl and is dimensionally stable under temperature changes. The result depends on the whole build-up: dry screed, heat-up protocol, flexible adhesive, movement joints and a flat installation. This is what you need to know before you order.
Large tiles give calm and fewer joints, but they forgive nothing: substrate, adhesive, laying pattern and joint width all have to be right. These are the benefits, the drawbacks and the installation rules a tiler works by.
Outdoors, it is not enough for the tile to look good in the showroom. A terrace tile has to give grip when it rains, withstand frost, drain water and stay colourfast for years. This article explains why 20 mm ceramic is the standard, which slip resistance class you need and how the three laying methods differ.
Send measurements and your preferred style. We help you choose the right look, size and finish.