Beige tiles: the subtleties of creating a harmonious interior

Beige tiles are an original stylistic solution for wall and floor decoration of a home. It has unlimited design possibilities, but it obeys certain rules to create a harmonious interior.

Tile is a particularly durable material that differs depending on the raw materials included in the composition. This building material that divided into two types: for walls and floors... The first option is visually thinner, the second is noticeably heavier.

The appearance of beige tiles allows you to successfully fit it into different styles. If earlier the texture was predominantly glossy, today trademarks offer customers products with a matte, embossed, rough surface. Products with gloss look beautiful, add volume to the space, visually increase it, but are quite slippery, therefore, it is often necessary to lay a carpet in rooms with such tiles. In addition, any contamination on such a surface immediately catches the eye.

Variants with a relief look especially impressive, they are able to convey various textures, among which imitations of natural stone, marble, wood, volumetric mosaics, decorative plaster are especially interesting.

However, this technique is relevant for wall material, since it has two disadvantages:

• it is not always pleasant to walk on such a floor;
• caring for this tile is somewhat more difficult.

With regard to matte varieties, it is worth noting that today they are one of the most demanded, although in some sense, such a texture obliges you to a certain style: they look more harmonious in ethnic interiors and trends associated with the dacha theme.

The dimensions of beige tiles can be different and are subject to its specific type. For example:

• the thickness of domestic and imported wall tiles is 6-7 mm, while the dimensions can be 10x10, 20x25, 20x30, 25x33, 25x35, 25x40, 20x50, 25x50, 35x35 cm;
• the dimensions of the thickness of the floor material of domestic companies are 8 - 11 mm, imported - 7 - 10 mm, while the dimensions of the tiles themselves can be 15x15, 20x30, 20x20, 30x30, 32x32, 40x40, 45x45, 50x50, 40x80 cm.

The beige shade has a lot of advantages. With tiles of this color you can:

• zoning the space into separate functional areas;
• bring maximum light and heat into the space of any room;
• combine fragments of different size and color in the decoration;
• to support the design of the space, taking into account the practicality;

• demonstrate the desired design idea;
• unobtrusively create the organization of the desired place by combining tiles with other facing material;
• to make a unique type of coverage with a "warm floor" system;
• give the interior individuality, indicating the delicate taste of the owners of the home.

The beige color of the tiles is multifaceted. It can be light, dark, rich diluted, cold, or warm.Depending on the amount of red or blue paint in it, it can turn into cold sand, soft bleached coffee, cream-beige, yellow-beige, beige-gray. In harmony, this is what is important: you need to be able to choose a shade, this will allow the cladding to match the given color type of the interior.

Due to the main color, beige tiles can be located in different rooms of the dwelling. It is especially appropriate in places of high traffic (in the kitchen, bathroom, hallway). Today it is actively used to decorate living rooms, glazed loggias and balconies. Its relevance depends on the background itself, the texture, the existing pattern, as well as the location.

Beige can be conveyed by a background or a pattern. So that the material is not controversial, the contrast should be soft with a dominance of beige... So you can bring the atmosphere of a home to different rooms.

The former include gray-pink, gray, milky, muted blue, turquoise, peach and metallic.

The most harmonious combination with related tones is a combination of beige with coffee, rich brown, chocolate, gray-brown, light shade of wenge oak... An interesting duet with marsh color.

Glossy ceramic tiles are appropriate in the living room. It is also suitable for the corridor: these places are usually not overloaded with furniture. It should be borne in mind: the abundance of tiles on the walls and floor at the same time can cause discomfort. It is appropriate in the bathroom, bathroom, kitchen. but in the living room, the combination of tiles of the two types should be moderate, otherwise internal discomfort will be created.

It looks great in an open-plan apartment (for example, on the floor and in the backsplash area). In a separate living room, this can be either one floor or only a part of it (for example, if you combine tiles with laminate for certain areas of the room). For the corridor, tiles can be laid out at the threshold, covering the rest of the space with laminate or linoleum. So it will be practical, while looking new and stylish.

If you want to make a room in light colors, you can choose a light or dark beige, but the contrasting tone should be different. In this case, it is difficult to show the versatility of the shade, because the texture of the furniture, wall, floor and flow coating will be different. It is more harmonious to show the play of shades of the same color due to the design of the tiles (drawing).

Today, tiling reminds of art. It is done deliberately, fortunately, the range of products opens up unlimited possibilities for decorating walls and floors.

Today, the use of companions is relevant. Buy two types of material, which is intended for one facing series. At the same time, the possibilities are such that it is possible to accentuate the vertical and horizontal planes with an identical pattern and color. This is convenient when you need to zone the space or point to a single interior ensemble, because the walls set the general background, and the floor is a smoothing touch.

The demanded drawings, in addition to the imitation texture, are:

• elements of monograms;
• lace decor;
• floral motives;
• plants and leaves;
• contrasting mosaic;
• geometric figures;
• branches and curly lines.

Some of the fragments contain themes relevant to the kitchen. These include a variety of coffee sketches with cups and saucers, fruits, glasses, teapots and similar patterns.

Varieties for the living room are more prone to stylization: complemented by a border in a similar pattern, they look stylish, holistic and beautiful. However, it is important to consider that there should not be a lot of print. So, instead of harmony, you can give the space limitation and boredom.

Beige tiles look great next to upholstered and kitchen furniture. This is especially true for products in light shades. Despite the fact that beige itself is light, white makes it lighter and more airy..

A successful option is with light gray furniture: today such a duet is especially popular with the support of white and contrasting color spots. For example, furniture can be light gray, the floor is beige, the ceiling is white, and the connecting color is silver, brown, dark gray.

If the style is designed to finish the floor in combination with dark furniture, the beige color of the tiles will gently emphasize the shade of the furniture, even if it is lilac or wine. In this case, the furniture will dominate, so there should not be many dark touches in the decoration of the tiles.

It is more harmonious to complement the interior with a soft long-piled carpet, a coffee table or a side table with a glass surface. You can add a couple of armchairs-poufs to the decor. They will soften the visually cold effect of the floor.

If glossy tiles are chosen as the basis, you should not furnish the interior with a shiny type of furniture surfaces. Display cabinets will not look organic here. Oddly enough, the same masonry of a fireplace or false fireplace or imitation of a brick by means of matte wallpaper would be more appropriate. So you can create an atmosphere of comfort and general harmony.

If the texture of the tile is replete with gloss, it can quickly get bored, therefore it is worth balancing the presence of shine by choosing matte capes for upholstered furniture... In this case, it is undesirable to decorate the upper edge of the room with a stretch ceiling: a matte two-level option would be quite appropriate.

To see firsthand how beautifully beige tiles look in the interior, you can take a closer look at the examples of the presented photo gallery. Glossy tiles with a border and gray pattern create a stylish accent.

If the space is replete with small details, plain tiles are needed.

To exclude the routine, it is worth complementing the cladding with contrasting patterned tiles, maintaining the shade of the pattern through the carpet.

The bathroom can be finished completely by diluting the beige sandy companion and tiles with flowers.

The open plan will be adorned with stylish finishing of the kitchen area in two types of tiles.

An example of a stylish and harmonious bathroom using three types of tiles, observing the zoning.

For even more interiors with beige tiles, see the next video.