Antibacterial surfaces in your home can be the first line of defence against germs. But what type of “anti-bac” surface does the job best? In this article, we take a look at the best options for countertops, walls and...
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Interior design for the home is undoubtedly a challenge. But rarely does it come with the pressure of designing interiors for commercial use. Not only are the clients often spending a lot, but they want maximum return on their...
It’s official: living room floor tiles are surging in popularity. Whereas carpets can stain, tear, and generally degrade over time, porcelain floor tiles offer a much more durable surface. With more and more clients asking us about living room...
As much as we love our south London showroom, it’s always nice to get out and about. That’s why over the past few years we have attended some of Britain’s top interior design shows. In this article we give...
What better way to kickstart the new decade than with some brand new Porcel-Thin tiles? We’re pleased to welcome three new “baby” colours into the world, adding to the beautiful Paris 1200x600mm tiles collection. All three tones are warm,...
At Porcel-Thin, we prefer to usher in the new year by looking forward, not back. In this spirit, we’ve been casting our eye around the industry for the best home and interior design trends for 2020. Our round-up takes...
Every few years in the interior design world, a new tiles trend sweeps in that provokes real excitement. Our top tile tip – the tile that will steal the show in 2020 – is book match tiles. What has...
There’s no getting away from it. Stone effect tiles – for all their undeniable beauty – can sometimes be lacking in warmth. Indeed, it’s hard for designers to create a cosy feel in the home using a genre of...
When it comes to choosing tiles, every interior designer must make a decision: small or large? Smaller tiles may have done the trick until now, but if you want to make an impression in 2019, large format tiles are...
When it comes to luxury in the home, marble tiles are hard to beat. However, there are certain drawbacks to real marble tiles that may put designers off. Chief among these are cost, upkeep, and – worst of all...