Is Ceramic Tile useful for Home Decoration?

1. Is Ceramic Tile useful for Home Decoration? Ceramic tile (or porcelain) for a kitchen backsplash is the most popular and widely used option mainly because it’s very resilient, most economical out of other options and they often come in complimentary sizes with larger field tiles for the floor. I’ve seen people put very large field tiles on the backsplash –I’d advise against it mainly for lack of creative design. I mean, if you just want a minimalist look with little grout lines, then do a larger field tile. Otherwise, go for the smaller formats like 3 x 6, 3 x 8, 6 x 6, 6 x 13, 4 x 4 or any other similar sizes. This allows you to really get creative with your color and design selection and fully make use of the limited space your ceramic tile has.

2. If you want to go with a mesh mounted mosaic (pictured), then you have an array of amazing choices that mimic just about any look you like. Here is a backsplash mosaic that simulates the natural look of slate – without the maintenance and worrying about the tile chipping, peeling and cracking over time. If you opt to go for this option, go with a glazed ceramic or porcelain tile. These are virtually impossible to stain as they barely absorb anything which means common household items found in the kitchen like sauces, cooking oils, wines, etc. wipe right off. They’re also very heat and fade resistant so nothing in your kitchen will be able to hurt it. Go with this option if you’re looking for a bulletproof tile that will last forever and with very little upkeep. Glass mosaic tile kitchen backsplashes can be a good option? Glass tiles for a kitchen backsplash have fast become the “in” thing and with good reason: they come in a gazillion different sizes, colors and mesh mounted mosaics, super easy to clean and can really make a backsplash pop. They first gained

3. popularity in restaurants, home bars and bathroom backsplash areas where they bring out the smaller sinks, faucets and countertops even more. Folks who go with glass tiles usually want something a little bit different than what porcelain or ceramic tile offer. Glass tile comes in so many different finishes like plain and shiny (pictured), “cracked”, frosted and infused. It’s not anywhere near as tough as porcelain but how tough do you really need it to be on your kitchen wall? Unless you’re habitually throwing barbells at it, the tile will last and look great for many years. Since glass tile usually comes in a higher gloss finish than other backsplash options, just be aware it’s more likely to show imperfections like streaks, etc. if it’s not kept pristine. So when you put it up against the wall, assess how any outside light hits it so you can decide if it’ll work for you. Go with Glass mosaic tile kitchen backsplashesoption if you’re looking to make a real impact and draw attention to the backsplash area.