Ivory Tiles
Colour : ivory
Ivory Tiles Creamy White Elegance
Sometimes pale-straw or light-cream; ivory is one of those subtle colours that's difficult to pin down as it can probably be best described as white coloured with a hint of cream and works really well with most colour combinations from pastel shades to vibrant primary colours. Many natural whites are probably nearer to ivory and work extremely well in kitchens and bathrooms as they last for many years and often have a feint pattern or texture to add an extra depth of interest.Granite and travertine are reasonably priced natural stone tiles with an ivory ground and enough pattern to add interest. For flooring, a plain ivory porcelain tiles can work really well and is exceptionally hard wearing
Updating Your Kitchen on a Budget
Replacing Doors
A new fitted kitchen can cost many thousands of pounds to install yet quite often the existing kitchen is in pretty good condition as all the carcasses and door fittings wouldn't need replacing. If you fall into this category and want a revamp to last for a few more years then find out how much it would cost to replace the unit doors and handles - you may be pleasantly surprised as you could probably fit them yourself and wouldn't need to pay to have the units replaced nor the installation time
Kitchen Worktops
Here's a handy hint; most worktops are designed for a 600mm depth, you could replace your old worktop with a qood quality plywood base cut to size then tiled with porcelain, granite, quartz tiles or stone mosaics. By using an epoxy grout you would seal the joints for a hygienic, easy clean finish. The plywood and tile edge would be masked with a suitable trim for an expensive, designer finish
Tiling
Ask about our current deals and special offers. When we only have a limited supply there's often a bargain to be some batches of stone tiles