What are some large format tile designs for your home renovation?
- Wood-look for Bedrooms
- Terrazzo-look for Living Rooms
- Dark gray terrazzo for Bathrooms
- Black veined for Kitchens
If you’re choosing your next set of tiles for your home renovation, why not try going with large format tiles? These tiles have the ability to transform the overall look of your spaces, giving them a roomier feel. The minimal presence of joints gives your floors and walls a more continuous feel and allows you to maximize even the smallest interiors of your home. Check out these tiles which you may want to use for your next remodeling.
Wood-look for Bedrooms
[60×120] XPY61226F
If you’re a fan of unassuming styles, then Floor Center’s wood-look XPY61226F can maximize your floors without exaggerated designs. Though the look is simple, this tile can offer your bedrooms with a hint of texture — perfect if you want to achieve a minimalist-contemporary aesthetic.
You’ll want to complement this tile with subtle colors, like pastel gray, pastel blue, or other lighter hues. For your walls, you can work around with industrial styles — better if you try going for more modern stucco finishes.
Don’t know which furniture to complement this tile? It’s best if you reorient your focus towards modern styles. If you’re also looking for new beds, try going for sunken looks, or low-height styles that can easily make your floors pop out. Look for light wood colors for bedside tables, cabinets, or drawers. Or, you can put your creativity to the test — experiment with custom-made, mounted bedside tables for the ultimate space-saver.
Terrazzo-look for Living Rooms
[60×120] 61241P
Terrazzo tile designs are your most trusted choice if you really want to add texture to your interior floors. While this type of design leans more into matte and rustic elements, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t make them a part of your contemporary remodeling. With the 61241P, it’s certainly possible.
Terrazzo tiles emphasize patterns and scattered stone-like textures. The style alone can already give your flooring the appearance of a continuous surface, or finish — but a larger format tile size in this design is what can truly emphasize the appeal. With this in mind, you may want to check out living room elements that are complementary to your terrazzo floors.
Start with darker colors for living room furniture like coffee tables or sofas. Check out sectional or mid-century modern sofas, for example. Your coffee tables, on the other hand, can come in modern or industrial appearances that work well with the terrazzo tiles.
Dark gray terrazzo for Bathrooms
[60×120] M6121-6
The M6121-6 is another type of terrazzo tile on our list, but with finer flakes that can provide spacious looks for your bathroom flooring. While this design is certainly beautiful to look at, it also has a functional appeal to it. In particular, the matte finishing makes for a suitable, non-slip addition for your bathrooms.
Bring out the qualities of this style by incorporating more open-concept looks. Finish the entire look with exquisite additions like window walls, free-standing bathtubs, or glass shower enclosures.
Black veined for Kitchens
[60×120] Y1GL25GE
Your kitchen space might likely be due for a much-needed home remodeling — and Floor Center has the best type of tile design to accompany that. Their black veined, large format Y1GL25GE can make your kitchen countertops more elegant, with its sleek look and finish.
Pair this tile with rows of black subway tiles for your backsplash for the ultimate contemporary kitchen. Looking for kitchen cabinet ideas? You may want to check out flat panels, or slab cabinets. Complete the entire kitchen design with your choice of single, or double-basin stainless steel sinks and stylish appliances of the same material.
Key Takeaway
Floor Center has just the right large-format tiles for your home renovation. Don’t be daunted by the size of these tiles, because they’re your gateway to achieving elegant looks for your bathrooms, bedrooms, living rooms, or kitchen spaces. While you may want to add a touch of tradition, these tiles ultimately go with contemporary elements and spacing concepts that you’ll want to try out in the future.
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