30 x 60 cm tiles Reason vs. Zeitgeist

  • Erstellt am 2021-04-03 22:15:59

Schimi1791

2021-04-04 10:11:46
  • #1
So, I would rather equate a tile floor with few joints with, for example, Brillux Mineralico, but certainly not with linoleum. Yes, the OP should choose what he likes and what accordingly fits his budget. Or better: check his budget and then select accordingly what he likes :) Small-format tiles – this includes especially 30 cm x 30 cm – are not only associated by me with 'good & affordable.' Whoever likes it should have it installed ..
 

Schimi1791

2021-04-04 10:23:20
  • #2
... or also 30 cm x 60 cm
 

ypg

2021-04-04 10:26:25
  • #3
That is thinking very small-format indeed :cool:
 

Schimi1791

2021-04-04 10:31:01
  • #4

Why? Because it doesn’t match your opinion? Some people just mind too many grout lines.
I recently had a discussion where 30 cm x 60 cm tiles were the topic at first. In the end, larger tiles were chosen after all.

Too many grout lines seem restless to me.

Of course, there are circumstances where small-format tiles might fit well. For example, I imagine country style and Mediterranean.
 

Schimi1791

2021-04-04 10:42:01
  • #5
... and as I said: our floor 'lives' from the tile pattern, not from the grout pattern.
 

kati1337

2021-04-04 11:25:44
  • #6
I found choosing the tiles extremely difficult. We took 30x60 because it was included with the GU and we didn’t think the extra cost was really worth it. I think our wood-look floor tiles in the bathroom would look better in 120x30. But it was too expensive for us. My husband had seen very large-format tiles with small decorations for the hallway that he really liked; they looked somewhat like Tuscany somehow. We had it calculated. It would have cost 1200€ more for that one room, and it wasn’t worth it to him.

In the end, I was glad that we had something. Just the selection at the GU, the many many walls full of tiles and combinations. We were there several times and still overwhelmed on the day of sampling. How are you really supposed to imagine how it will look later in your own bathroom? We roughly told them what we wanted and moved around our mosaic tile as decoration. We knew we wanted that as decoration and had the sampler advise us on the surroundings. There were still dozens of tiles that would have matched, and eventually we just picked one of them. I’m very happy with it. If I had brought even larger formats into the mix, I would have been completely overwhelmed. To me, these 30x60 tiles already look really modern. For the last 9 years, I lived in a rented house with 20x30 format or so (?) in the bathroom, and all the floors square, and hall and kitchen nicely terracotta-colored, and nowadays that just makes me sick because I can’t stand looking at it anymore.
 

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