Black And White Flooring | Floor | Floors

Welcome to the Black And White Flooring category at Tiles4Less. Black and white tiles are timeless and offer an elegant flooring solution. They effortlessly create a classic yet contemporary look, making them suitable for various interior designs. This category houses a curated selection of quality tiles that come in an array of designs. Let's delve into the types of products on offer:

Octagonal Tiles

• Example: Alaska Octagonal Satin White
• Size: 316mm x 316mm
• Description: Octagonal tiles like the Alaska Octagonal Satin White offer a unique geometric design that can stand out in any room. Their eight-sided shape gives them a distinctive look that can either stand alone or be combined with smaller tiles to form intricate patterns.

• Usage: Best suited for bathrooms, hallways, or kitchen floors where a vintage or chic appeal is desired.

   

Square Tiles

• Example: Alaska Square Satin (Available in various colours)
• Size: 316mm x 316mm
• Description: Square tiles, such as the Alaska Square Satin, are classic and versatile. They are great for creating a grid pattern but can also be used in diagonal or offset patterns for a more dynamic look.

• Usage: Perfect for virtually any room in the house. Especially ideal for kitchens and bathrooms due to their easy-to-clean nature and classic aesthetic.

   

Taco Style Tiles

• Example: Alaska Taco Satin (Available in various colours)
• Description: The Taco style represents smaller, often rectangular or square tiles. Alaska Taco Satin, for instance, offers a dynamic appeal and can be used to complement larger tiles or create unique patterns.

• Usage: Often used as border tiles, accents, or to fill in gaps between larger tiles. They're versatile and can fit in various settings, from bathrooms to kitchen backsplashes.

   

Guidance on Selection:

When selecting the appropriate black and white tiles for your space, consider:

1. Room Size: Larger tiles like the octagonal or square ones can make a room appear more spacious, while taco tiles might be more fitting for detailed work or smaller spaces.
2. Purpose: For high traffic areas, choose tiles that can withstand wear and tear.
3. Design: Think about the look you aim to achieve. Do you want a modern, minimalistic look? Or are you going for a more vintage appeal?
4. Budget: While prices can vary, always prioritise quality to ensure durability and a long-lasting finish.