Practical guides on choosing tiles, sanitary ware and finishes for Indian homes, written from what we see on the showroom floor in Bengaluru.
The first question at our counter is almost always the floor tiles price, and it never has a single answer. Across…
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Highlighter tiles are the wall tiles that are meant to be looked at. A plain tile stays quiet. A highlighter carries…
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Most people choose bathroom fittings last, after the tiles are ordered and the basin is picked, and usually in a…
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There is a reason marble never quite goes out of fashion. The veining, the depth, the way no two slabs are the same…
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Subway tile is the one choice in this entire catalogue that nobody ever regrets. It will not be the most interesting…
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Terrazzo disappeared from Indian homes for about two decades, written off as an old building material, and has come…
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A staircase gets tiled almost as an afterthought in most Indian homes, once the rest of the house is finished and the…
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Moroccan tiles are the one pattern that splits a room into two camps the moment someone sees it: people who want a…
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Tiles are not sold by the piece and not really by the square foot either. They are sold in boxes, and the number of…
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Most people choose a tile by its pattern and settle the finish in the last thirty seconds, usually by asking which…
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Every year the same thing happens. The house gets cleaned in the weeks before Diwali, and somewhere in the middle of…
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Buying tiles in Bangalore usually starts online and ends in a showroom. People shortlist on a phone, then come in to…
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