Red Tiles

These are tiles that can be typically noticed due to their handcrafted medieval appearance, and unique brick and red color. These are often used in roofing, because of the Spanish charm style felt in the building.

Black and white go really well with the red! I will put white up the walls while putting black on the floor where the tiles would get dirty; it will look awesome.

When looking for a rustic decor solution, beige grout is great to use for off-white and white tiles. It is also an ideal pair, together with brown, red, yellow, orange, taupe and beige tiles. Beige also goes well on the floor, being a nice companion to wooden and stone looking tiles.

Yes, at some point, we all get ‘tile hell’ now tile hell is self evident so this is not new. Whether you have an old bathroom suite or a worn out kitchen, no worry – you are sorted!

For over 300 years, makers of clay tiles have molded terracotta into a widely known red colored terracotta-clay tile. These tiles are known for their durability, style, color, and adds nostalgic old world charm to a building or home.