Bring A Touch Of Italy To Your Home With Moma Ceramiche Tiles And Trim

FIND THE PERFECT TILES FOR ANY INTERIOR DESIGN VISION

The tile collection from Moma Ceramiche is very diverse, and ranges from glossy polished looks that have the potential to lighten up a room to matte and natural textured surfaces which bring not only visual depth but grip too. You can choose stone-look porcelain for an interior floor that’s timeless, or opt for a wood-look porcelain to bring everyday warmth with the practicality of easy cleaning. 

What we love about this range its its ability to bring cohesion to projects that may need to cover multiple surfaces, from floors and walls to backsplashes and kitchen countertops. The same style can be replicated across all main living areas, as well as providing specific detail to certain zones, and its this scalability that makes the brand so popular. 

It’s clear that they’ve worked hard to put together a collection that caters to multiple tastes, and whether it’s for outdoor use in freezing conditions or in an entranceway that’s high-traffic, Moma Ceramiche has something for everyone. Glossy black tiles can be used horizontally in a shower to create a look that’s out of this world, and blue ceramic tiles can be used in a grid pattern at the back of a cooker unit to create something that is not only visually stunning but has a practical use too. 

TILE TYPES AND MATERIALS: CERAMIC, PORCELAIN OR MOSAIC

There are two main material directions that make up the Moma Ceramiche collection: ceramic and porcelain. Both have their unique advantages, but this brand takes it to the next level and imprints patterns, textures, colors and tones on top of these materials, baking them in so that the pattern endures for a very long time. Each of the materials is suited to different design tasks, but you can also mix and match them in the same space to complement each other. 

Ceramic is a smooth surface that is ideal for a bathroom or splashback, but they can also be found on feature walls, where the glossier the better. Clean lines and maintenance are the key features of ceramics and that’s why they tend to be used to such an extend in properties large and small. There are over 70 different porcelain tile designs from Moma Ceramiche that we stock here at Stone & Tile, and they too have a large range whether used in larger areas with a high-demand for durability caused by foot traffic, as well as in open plan designs where you really need that sense of continuity. 

Porcelain is more adept at taking on new shapes and colors as well as textures, so that’s why you can use it to create stone-look and wood-look tiles, while keeping things highly practical without the upkeep of hardwood or natural stone flooring. Mosaics have a special place in the home and they can add interest to certain spaces without affecting the overall palette of the interior design style. 

Moma Ceramiche has a small selection of pebble mosaics which naturally find a home in bathrooms to adorn showers or make for a natural stone addition behind a sink or countertop. Pebble mosaics from this brand come in specially rounded styles which can be grouted in between for a contemporary twist wherever you decide to place them, or you can opt for a more natural look where the pebble itself is affixed to the backing. Check out the Island Rock range within this collection if you’d like to introduce natural pebble mosaics to your home.

FINISHES AND DESIGN EFFECTS FROM GLOSSY TO TEXTURED

It’s not only about the type of tile material you choose, but the finish too. The finish of a tile has the potential to define your space. In the collection, you can choose from tiles that offer a bright and polished interior or ones that offer a muted tone suitable for a neutral space. Glossed finished are reflective and can lift even the smallest of rooms, for example, as the backsplash under counter cabinets in a utility room. 

The matte countertop look has the opposite effect of reducing glare which is essential if you have a room that’s exposed to sunlight for much of the day. A matte tile is ideal for a relaxed kitchen or a contemporary living space where you want it to feel calm and grounded, whereas glossy tiles are known to add energy to a space thanks to their reflective qualities. A natural stone finish sits somewhere in the middle of these two states, and if you’re choosing a porcelain tile that mimics natural stone, then you can also pair it with everything from timber and metal fixtures to painted walls. 

With a polished finish, the look has a premium shine and it’s best for a space that you want to feel more formal and refined, whereas a honed option is smoother and less textured. When you need something that has both grip and depth in outdoor areas, choose a textured tile or paver which will work miracles in areas that get wet as you still want the tile to feel secure even in damp conditions. 

Whatever kind of tile you’re choosing from the Moma Ceramiche range, think about more than just the immediate look, and consider how it’s going to react with all of the other elements, colors and lighting in your home. If you’re not sure, you can always order a sample of any tiles you love.