Encaustic-effect tiles

Encaustic-effect tiles

Encaustic-effect tiles were all the rage in interior design in the 1970s. For some time now, this retro look has been making a big comeback in homes. Although tile ranges feature floor tiles in a variety of different designs, encaustic-effect tiles are guaranteed to fill homes with colour and vintage charm.

Encaustic-effect tiles: benefits

One of the main advantages of encaustic-effect tiles is their versatility. They can be used on walls and floors and they fit in with a wide variety of interior design styles, from vintage looks to industrial or romantic boho ones. They are also perfect for creating tiled rugs, for marking out areas and for adding a touch of colour to the home.
Encaustic-effect tiles can be easily cleaned with any household detergent and they are also stain and moisture resistant, making them an infallible choice!

Encaustic-effect floor tiles in kitchens

Encaustic-effect tiles offer endless potential in kitchen design. Thanks to the colours, texture and size of these tiles, living spaces can be given a whole new facelift.
They are also very useful in marking out certain areas. For instance, if you have an open-plan kitchen/living area, encaustic-effect tiles can be used to create bold, eye-catching flooring. They can help to separate the two areas visually and add a touch of colour with their attractive patterns.
Encaustic-effect tiles bring greater visual appeal to living spaces, drawing the attention of guests to the home.

Encaustic-effect tiles in bathrooms

As with kitchens, bathrooms can also be given an innovative, modern air with encaustic-effect tiles. These porcelain tiles have a very high resistance to moisture, and so they can be used in shower areas or as splashbacks behind washbasins.Encaustic-effect tiles are a brilliant way of bringing a dash of colours to bathroom walls. If you combine them with monochrome tiles or far more neutral-coloured, patterned ones, a calm, restful bathroom can be created with a soothing, tranquil feel. If, on the other hand, you combine them with darker colours and matt black profiles, a far more industrial look can be achieved.