Metal & Stone Tiles – Retro Modern

STONE AND METAL MOSAIC TILE – REFINED GLAMOR

When searching for a new look for our interiors it can be tempting to stick with what we know best. With this range of stone and metal mosaic tile, tease any contemporary, minimalist ideals in the direction of these superb metallic tiles with their chic space-age qualities. 

The geographic undulations turn these solid color metallic tiles into veritable showstoppers, with their swirled, dune-like ridges throwing light and casting shadow to create a sumptuous monochrome. This texture adds richness and depth to the tiled surface and would look exquisite as a living room feature wall, contemporary fire surround, or bathroom backsplash. They are stain and scratch resistant, and anti-microbial too, so high design becomes synonymous with functionality. 

On a large scale these stone and metal mosaic tiles look great in a commercial lobby or hotel reception. With their strong design, and bold shapes, they give off a robust, warm energy that projects an aura of glamor and success. One thing is certain, they will deliver subtle, sophisticated drama wherever you use them.

GLASS STONE AND METAL TILES – FESTIVE FLAIR

If the solid look of stone and metal tiles isn’t quite what you had in mind, what about browsing our selection of glass stone and metal tiles? This excellent range comprises a wide selection of mosaic tiles with luxurious metallic accents but with the lightness of glass. 

These glittering intricate tiles come in a selection of metallic hues in silver, beige, gold and blue, among others. Their shimmering, variegated appearance in a mixed finish with polished and brushed aspects gives a multidimensional effect that reflects light and casts subtle, glamorous sparkle into your room.

Use for walls and backsplashes in bathrooms and shower cubicles, or for a pretty fire surround in a modern scheme. In kitchens, these tiles add a spark to an isolated stove backsplash, or a full wall to elevate a sleek contemporary kitchen theme.

Some of the tiles are also suitable for exterior use and can withstand freezing temperatures, enabling you to inject some glitz into your garden spaces. Think of a decorative wall behind a seating area or a pond, gently reflecting sunlight and water, or perhaps interwoven with stone for a natural theme with extra edge.

Our stone and metal mosaic tiles collection represents a harmonious fusion of nature's timeless beauty and the contemporary allure of metal, resulting in mosaic tiles that redefine the boundaries of elegance and versatility. Each tile in this collection is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship, showcasing the exquisite combination of organic textures from natural stone and the sleek, captivating luster of metal accents. This interplay of contrasting elements creates a dynamic visual contrast that adds depth and character to any space, making these mosaic tiles an undeniable focal point in interior design.

The versatility of our stone and metal mosaic tiles is truly exceptional, making them suitable for a wide range of design styles and applications. Whether you are embarking on a home renovation project, designing a bathroom, kitchen, or any other living area, these tiles adapt seamlessly to your vision. 

In contemporary, minimalist settings, they serve as striking statement pieces, while in traditional décors, they add a touch of sophistication and modernity. The endless design possibilities they offer make them a go-to choice for interior designers and homeowners seeking to transform their spaces into works of art.

WHAT ARE STONE AND METAL TILES? 

Stone and metal tiles are made from cast stone, a composite made from sand, cement, and crushed stone to resemble stone, finished with a metal coating. The result is a solid, substantial looking tile but with a sumptuous finish evoking high style and luxury.

WHERE DO YOU INSTALL STONE AND METAL TILES?

Stone and metal tiles are used for walls and backsplashes. They are for interior use only and can be used in wet areas such as bathroom walls and shower enclosures. They are not, however, recommended for use near swimming pools and hot tubs as the chemicals can damage their coating.

HOW DO YOU CUT STONE AND METAL TILES? 

Cut your stone and metal tiles face up with a wet tile saw with a diamond blade to obtain a neat cut with no splintering.  The water keeps the blade cool and prevents discoloration of the tile so you get the crisp, perfect result your project deserves.