Black And White Tile | Tile

Welcome to the Black And White Tile category on Tiles4Less. As a prominent design choice for decades, black and white tiles exude timeless elegance, seamlessly bridging traditional and contemporary styles. Dive into the varied product offerings and make an informed choice for your unique space.

Alaska Series

Octagonal Designs

• Alaska Octagonal Satin White: If you're aiming for a classic aesthetic with a twist, octagonal tiles are the way to go. These 316mm x 316mm tiles are perfect for creating patterns on bathroom walls, kitchen backsplashes, and even floors. Each box contains 10 tiles, ensuring you get an ample amount for your project. These are particularly well-suited for larger spaces due to their size and the intricate patterns they can form.

   

Square Tiles

• Alaska Square Satin: Square tiles are versatile and fit in almost any space – be it small bathrooms or vast living room floors. Measuring at 316mm x 316mm, these tiles are suitable for both walls and floors. With an array of colours available, these tiles can be combined to craft unique patterns or used individually for a monochromatic look.

   

Taco Satin Designs

• Alaska Taco Satin: Looking for something different and eye-catching? The Taco Satin tiles are just the thing. Their price suggests a luxury feel, and indeed, they offer a more sophisticated edge to any space. While they might be more suitable for smaller or feature areas due to the price point, they are a statement in their own right.

   

Guidance on Selection

• Space: Consider the size and purpose of the space. Larger tiles, like the Octagonal and Square tiles, can make a room look spacious and are great for larger areas. The Taco Satin design is best for highlighting specific spaces.
• Style: While both square and octagonal tiles offer a timeless look, the Taco Satin design provides a more upscale, modern feel.
• Maintenance: All tiles from VIVES are crafted for durability. However, consider the grout lines and texture when thinking about cleaning.
• Budget: The price per m2 varies, with the Taco Satin design being on the higher end. Choose according to your budget but remember that tiles are a long-term investment.