Indoor tiles are designed to combine beauty and practicality, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. CTM’s selection of indoor tiles includes options that cater to various interior design preferences, ensuring that you find the right tiles for your home’s flooring and walls. Whether you prefer sleek modern aesthetics or warm traditional designs, our collection has something for every taste.

From polished porcelain tiles that add elegance to your living room to slip-resistant ceramic tiles that offer safety and durability, our range is curated to enhance the ambiance and functionality of your interiors. Enjoy easy maintenance and long-lasting beauty with CTM’s high-quality indoor tiles.

FAQs

What are indoor tiles, and where are they typically used?

Indoor tiles are specifically designed for interior spaces, offering a wide range of materials, textures, and finishes to suit different rooms and design styles. They are commonly used for floors and walls in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways. Their versatility makes them ideal for both functional and decorative applications, from sleek, modern flooring to feature walls and backsplashes.

What types of tiles are best for indoor use?

Several tile types are well-suited for indoor spaces, each offering unique benefits. Ceramic and porcelain tiles are the most popular due to their durability, affordability, and wide design variety. Natural stone tiles like marble, travertine, and slate add elegance and texture but may require sealing. Glass tiles are commonly used for decorative walls or splashbacks, while cement tiles bring vibrant patterns and a handcrafted feel to indoor settings.

Are indoor tiles different from outdoor tiles?

Yes, indoor tiles are generally designed for comfort, aesthetics, and moderate wear conditions, while outdoor tiles are made to withstand harsh weather, UV exposure, and moisture. Indoor tiles may have smoother finishes and less slip resistance compared to outdoor tiles, which are often textured and more durable to prevent slipping and endure environmental changes.