Metallic Tiles

If you’re searching for a contemporary style for your bathroom, you’re in the right place. Industrial styles are trending, and that’s a great reason to consider them in your home. Plus, the likes of metallic tiles are not only good-looking, but they’re also practical, too.

If you’re looking for more light in your bathroom, you can’t go wrong with our metallic tiles. Whether you choose metallic grey tiles, metallic brown tiles, or metallic beige tiles, they are guaranteed to deliver style, elegance, functionality, and durability.

 

What Are Metallic Tiles?

 

Metallic tiles are not made from metal. Instead, they are made from high-quality porcelain that is durable and slip-resistant; they also have a low water absorption rate. The metal effect is glazed onto the surface of the porcelain for a sleek, contemporary finish that suits a variety of interior styles.

 

Metallic tiles are available in a wide range of colours, styles, and finishes. Metallic tiles typically have a glossy, reflective surface that imitates authentic metal for an urban or industrial interior. Metallic tiles work well in homes and businesses.

 

Detroit Metal Grey Tile

Choose a contemporary urban vibe for your bathroom with Detroit metal grey wall and floor tiles. These light grey metal-effect tiles add intrigue and style to your bathroom. Plus, they provide all the practicalities of lighter tiles; they reflect natural light, are easy to maintain, and offer long-term value.

Detroit Metal Brown Tile

Detroit metal brown tiles are a modern way to create warmth and comfort in your bathroom; they truly stand apart from conventional bathroom decoration.

Detroit Metal Beige Tile

If you’re searching for contemporary wall and floor tiles for your bathroom, you should check out Detroit Metal Beige Tiles. Beige bathroom tiles add warmth to the room, blend nicely with a range of interiors, and reflect light naturally. The metal effect found on these tiles is modern and distinctive.

 

How to Install Bathroom Tiles

 

If you have some DIY knowledge or experience installing tiles, you should have no trouble installing metallic tiles in the bathroom; that said, you need to make sure you have tiling cement and tile grout, as well as tiling tools such as a tile cutter and tile trowel. If you have doubts about your tiling proficiency, you should call in a professional.