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Tao 2 Black on Dover White Tile 15.1x15.1cm
£310.03m2
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Tao 1 Black on Dover White Tile 15.1x15.1cm
£310.03m2
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Avignon Black on Dover White Tile 15.1x15.1cm
£310.03m2
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Bavaria Black on Dover White tile 15.1x15.1cm
£310.03m2
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Empire Black on White tile 15.1x15.1cm
£310.03m2
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Empire Black on Dover White tile 15.1x15.1cm
£310.03m2
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Grande Chalk tile 29.8x29.8cm
£100.05m2
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Grande White tile 29.8x29.8cm
£69.95m2
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Epoque White & Dark Grey On Chalk tile 29.8x29.8cm
£98.99m2
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Ice White Gloss tile 60x30cm
£29.96m2
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Pettina tile 60x30cm
£129.97m2
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Filigrana tile 60x30cm
£129.97m2
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Arabo tile 60x30cm
£129.97m2
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Arts & Crafts Flora Blue tile 60x30cm
£129.97m2
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Bohemia Rosalie tile 60x30cm
£129.97m2

White tiles - FAQ

  • Yes, white tiles can make a room look bigger. White reflects more light, which helps to brighten up a space and create an open, airy feel. This can give the illusion of a larger room, especially in small or dimly lit areas.

    Additionally, the uniform and clean appearance of white tiles reduces visual clutter, further enhancing the perception of space. When combined with good lighting and minimalistic design, white tiles are an effective way to make a room feel more expansive.

  • Due to the clean, bright effect white tiles create, people will use them as kitchen splash backs or bathroom wall tiles.

  • Yes. Like all tiles white tiles can come in gloss, matt or satin finishes for wall tiles. For the floor white tiles they can come in a polish or matt finish.

  • Using white grout with white tiles can create a seamless, clean look, making the space feel bright and unified. However, it does have some potential downsides:

    1. Stains and discoloration: White grout tends to show dirt, stains, and discoloration more easily, especially in high-traffic areas or places with moisture, like bathrooms and kitchens.
    2. Maintenance: White grout requires more frequent cleaning to keep it looking fresh. Sealing the grout can help prevent staining and make cleaning easier.

    If you're concerned about maintenance but still want a cohesive look, consider using a light grey or beige grout, which provides a similar effect while being more forgiving when it comes to stains.

  • White tiles can be more challenging to keep clean than darker ones because they tend to show dirt, stains, and grime more easily. Dust, spills, and general wear are more visible on white surfaces, making frequent cleaning necessary to maintain their pristine appearance. Additionally, grout lines between the tiles, if they are light-colored, can also stain and discolor over time.

    However, with regular maintenance and the right cleaning products, keeping white tiles clean is manageable. They do offer a bright and modern look, and their clean appearance when properly maintained can be very rewarding.

  • Yes, white tiles can turn yellow over time due to several factors:

    1. Sunlight exposure: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause white tiles to yellow, especially in areas near windows.
    2. Cleaning product residue: Certain cleaning products, especially those with harsh chemicals or bleach, can leave residues that cause tiles to yellow over time.
    3. Moisture and humidity: In areas like bathrooms, high moisture levels can lead to mold or mildew, which might cause a yellowish tint on tiles and grout.
    4. Aging and wear: Over time, white tiles may naturally discolor due to aging, especially if they are exposed to oils, dirt, or other contaminants.

    To prevent yellowing, it's essential to regularly clean the tiles with appropriate cleaners and avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight or moisture without proper ventilation.