Textures Within A Kitchen

Rather than sticking to a single look with flooring, worktops and tiling, the kitchen is the perfect room to mix textures to create a stylish space. Raw finishes such as wooden kitchen cabinets can be paired with patterned ceramic kitchen tiles on splashbacks, with beautiful natural stone kitchen tiles adding an additional layer to the overall finish when used on floors. Alternatively, if you are simply looking to refresh your space, mosaic tiles for kitchens are a great way to add visual interest and texture to a splashback, including options that offer a mixture of materials for a sophisticated and incredibly eye-catching look.

In many modern homes, kitchen areas are often part of a more open plan living space, so don't be afraid to bring textures from the kitchen into the living area. Large rugs, cushions and throws with a soft finish will create contrast against the more industrial finishes within the kitchen area. The look can be tied together with decorative candles, vases and accessories that combine colours from both spaces to add a finishing touch to the open plan area.

Creating Depth Within A Bedroom

When it comes to bedroom décor, the majority of us are looking to create a cosy, warm and inviting space, and adding textures is a great way to achieve this feel. Think about layering soft bed covers, rugs, curtains, and cushions with various textured finishes. The key to adding texture within a bedroom is to remember that less is often more, so instead of placing soft rugs on top of a carpet, think about creating depth and texture with alternative flooring materials.

For example, a great way to add interest in combination with this softness can be found with wooden flooring which helps to bring a natural feeling to the room. If you are lucky enough to have an en-suite, consider using wet room mosaic tiles to add an extra feeling of luxury to your space. Using a colour scheme that complements the rest of your bedroom, the texture of the tiling will contrast beautifully with soft furnishings.
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The look can be easily finished with matching ceramic plant pots and candles, which will add a smooth finish against the softness of the room. It is these small details that will create a depth to your bedroom décor, so try to mix and match materials to create contrast and interest wherever possible.

Using Tiles To Create Texture In Your Home

We know that interior design can seem overwhelming, however over time as you live in your home and add your own individual touch to the décor, you will find that texture weaves its way naturally into your home. 
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After all, every material, every item, and every finish you choose will have a texture of its own, and here at Mosaic Village our range of tiles are handpicked to ensure you have a wide range of beautiful textured tiles to choose from.
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Our expert team is always on hand to guide you through design choices, as well as our great mosaic tile FAQs page to help you make an informed decision, whether you are looking to create a balanced colour scheme or a more contrasting finish. To find out more about our range of tiles, don’t hesitate to contact us and we will help you to create the perfect interior space.