We are talking about the advantages, diversity of forms and methods for laying ceramic tiles under the tree.
What to do if the aesthetics of residential space requires massive flooring, piece or artistic parquet, wooden wall sheat, and the operating conditions indicate the impossibility of their application? Select a tile with a drawing under the tree.
Benefits of tiles with wood imitation
Walls and floors with wood trim is a natural palette and a surface with a pleasant feeling of light roughness. And appearing with the time of scratches and sweepers only emphasize the naturalness of the living material. Popular collections of ceramics with decor under the tree are incredibly realistic. They accurately transmit drawing of wood fibers, characteristic relief of the surface, shine and mattness of finishing processing with special compositions and even traces of time. Shades and colors are infinitely diverse: from classic golden oak, blond cool and birch to dark exotic wood.
Decor "Chevron" from porcelain stoneware collection LOFT (ITALON), size 20 × 160 cm (from 3,700 rubles / m²)
Couples, hot water, cleaning and cosmetics will not have any influence on the appearance of the ceramic tree.
Thanks to the technology of a digital print, a structured surface reproduces the graphics of the painted or the effect of the aged tree, which gives it styling. Elements of the "artistic parquet" look as elegant as wooden, but incomparably democratic for the price.
Cerambrants without restrictions are used in bathrooms, including on floor heating systems.
Unlike natural wood, ceramic refractory, does not fade into the sun, steadyly tolerates the effects of household chemicals and is practically not wearing. And some coolness of the floor covering is easy to level with a warm floor system, while not worrying for possible warping and cracking of ceramic boards.
Ceramic facing, imitating massive and parquet boards, piece parquet or wooden mosaic, has durability, wear resistance, environmental purity.
Variety of sizes and shapes
Tiles of many collections repeat the size and shape of the most sought-after elements of wooden floors. For example, small ceramic plates 4 × 36, 5 × 23 cm, 7.5 × 30cm is nothing but a piece parquet. They are laid out by classic parquet patterns: a Christmas tree, a wicker, and cut at an angle of 45 ° - the French Christmas tree or rhombus. Squares of 40 × 40 and 60 × 60 cm are similar to parquet shields collected from smaller elements. Narrow and long tiles - 7.5 × 45 cm, 10 × 40 cm, 20 × 60/120/160 cm, 15 × 90 cm - resemble parquet and massive boards. They are characterized by deck laying (straight and diagonal).
Long tiles under the tree often reproduce the "deck" laying of boards with displacement of elements relative to each other.
Decors, porcelain stoneware, Series "Rustic Wood", Collection of "Dreams of Paris" (Kerama Marazzi) (from 202,5 rub. / PC.)
Hexagons destroy two stereotypes at once: the perception of most tiled facing as a pattern into a cell, as well as the standard rectangle of wooden planks. Facing under the tree of an unusual shape: in the form of bee honeycombs, without sharp straight lines - introduces a certain rhythm into the interior and changes the visual perception of space.
Porcelain stoneware "Montruzh", a collection of "Dreams of Paris" (Kerama Marazzi) (from 1 279 rubles / m²)
Porcelain stoneware "Montruzh", a collection of "Dreams of Paris" (Kerama Marazzi) (from 1 279 rubles / m²)