Suggestions of tiles to match a high gloss white kitchen!

[tigerlily]

Looking for suggestions of what tiles to choose to go with a high gloss white kitchen with beech wood worktops?? I am thinking duck egg blue walls and a white roller bind with little pink flowers on.... no idea what tiles would go!!

Kitchen units like this.. but with wood tops!

 

[brittone05]

You can get ceramic tiles now that are "wood" effect so you could match to your worktops?

Failing that, I would stick to a basic and very neutral colour that can be there when your wall colour and accessories change also.

( PS that kitchen above is practically identical to our new kitchen build except ours is smaller lol I am having high gloss floor tiles probably black and white also and then red accessories I think??? probably change my mind again though hahaha )

 

[BABSann]

I like the black ones speckled with grey.Its hard without seeing the choices.

 

[f87]

I have white high gloss kitchen with huge black glossy tiles looks great but so hard to keep clean as you have to really polish them, think a real wood floor wood look fantastic too!!

 

[brittone05]

Doh - did you mean floor tiles like I thought or wall tiles hun

EDIt - F87, I know what you mean about black floor too, it isnt just high gloss ones. I have natural black slate down now and it is a nightmare, never looks clean and is a pain to polish!

 

[f87]

:lol: laughing at myself now it seems it is wall tiles im so dumb...i have black but i agree some neutral wall tiles would look fab!

 

[tigerlily]

Yeh i meant wall tiles lol! but thanks guys. i havnt even got onto the floor yet!
I love your nails brittone05 in your album, how did you do the manga type character ones??

 

[barbie*]

Why don't you have a look at some of the high gloss white 'brick effect' tiles which always look great with those modern kitchens. (I work in property so see alot of them, also an avid Ideal Home subscriber!) If your having duck egg blue and florals i'm guessing your style is similar to me, brick effect always makes the high gloss look a bit more 'homey'