Marble is one of the most popular materials in design and architecture. Its unique patterns give interiors depth and elegance. Marble is a timeless classic that will never lose its relevance.
When choosing finishing materials for the home, many people ask themselves which is better: natural marble or porcelain stoneware?
To answer this question, it is also necessary to consider aesthetics and properties such as durability and ease of care.
Of course, nothing can compare to the beauty of genuine marble, but keep in mind that it is an expensive, hard-to-break material that is easy to damage or scratch.
An excellent alternative would be stoneware, which costs less, lasts longer, has excellent performance properties, and looks almost indistinguishable from its natural counterpart.
Artificial marble tiles add grandeur and sophistication to projects.
A symbol of elegance and flawlessness
White faux marble tiles on the floor and walls will make the space visually larger and fill it with the light, elegance and airiness that a small space needs.
This is what makes faux marble so popular among designers.
The white faux marble tiles range in shade from milky white, cream, and ivory to linen white and mother of pearl.
Various shades of white add charm to the interior and serve as an excellent basis for bright accents and unique design.
Faux white marble tiles also look great with other materials, as they’re warm with wood, elegant with dark stone, and minimalistic with neutral concrete.
The faux marble tiles look particularly stunning in the bathroom.
Stylish and luxurious in dark colours
If you are not afraid to experiment, we recommend that you turn your attention to black faux marble tiles, many people do not use them for fear of making the room look small, dark and gloomy.
But this is a serious misconception, black interiors look amazing, and back is the color that can transform any room and make it look elegant and luxurious.
Black bathroom tiles are becoming more and more popular, as they make exquisite patterns and bright veins on a dark background attractive interior designs.
Black marble emphasizes the elegance of the room, while properly placed touches such as smart lighting and well-chosen bathroom fixtures create a captivating atmosphere.
If you are not ready for total black, you can always mix it with other colors.
A touch of warmth and comfort
Beige marble tiles are very practical, they can make your space more comfortable and create a relaxing atmosphere,
and it will be a great addition to absolutely any interior design.
The size of the room also does not matter, because the beige color will make it look larger and more airy.
And beige blends well with other shades,
so it is suitable for both monochromatic interiors and rooms with a richer color palette.
For example, faux beige Travertino Romano tiles from the Charme Advance collection will look great
gorgeous in the living room,
What gives it a unique feel and fills it with harmony, refined and noble,
will take your breath away with its splendor.
A mixture of classics and modernity
Classic or bold combination of brown shades creates a unique and charming atmosphere,
The brown faux marble stoneware tiles are ideal for sophisticated,
elegant and upscale spaces.
For example, a combination of large format Emperador Dark tiles and white Arabescato tiles from the Charme Deluxe collection
It gives the interior an aristocratic shine, while not depriving it of home comfort.
Industrial Brown Marble is a popular choice for both private and commercial spaces,
as it is also ideal for fine restaurants and cozy cafes.
Modern grey
Gray is a classic color that has recently become one of the main trends in interior design.
Gray marble tiles are very beautiful and functional,
they look incredibly stylish and have excellent performance properties.
The main feature of the gray marble stoneware tiles is its attractive graphics,
It is ideal for creating modern interiors in private and commercial spaces.
For example, the Charme Extra tiles in Atlantic would look great in an elegant and luxurious hotel reception area.
Porcelain stoneware looks pure in monochrome interiors and combined with other colors.
Plus, it blends perfectly with wood.
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