In moderate budget you can go with vitrified tiles of any brands like RAK, Kajaria,Somany etc they have quiet decent collection and variations suitable for living room. If you are looking at large living room then ,granite also can be option with minimal joints single or two shade combination work well cost would be 150 rs per sft on wards including laying. Italian marble definitely has seamless finish which can add richness to the living room ,cost including laying would start from 350 rs per sft on wards depending on the marble shade grains and thickness purchased. If you are the one who would love to explore new materials then,there are many other options like polished concrete flooring , Epoxy or rustic tile floors etc which is good value add . Important : irrespective of any materials used workmanship makes all the difference. Floating Spaces Bangalore.

Hi, Vitrified tiles come in a vast variety of colours, textures and sizes. You can definitely go with these. They are maintenance free and achieve the desired look to a great extent. Nitco, Johnson and Kajaria have quite a range of vitrified tiles to suit your requirement. 1] For a rustic look go for stone textured tiles, full body tiles, metallic finished tiles. Choosing matte or lapato tiles works wonders for this style. These days sugar finish is available too. 2] For a more classic look opt for Italian marble patterned vitrified tiles. You can find Satuario, Diana and Travertino amongst the most common patterns. However, be wary of the fact that a tile with too many veins and small size like 2'x2' does not look like Italian marble and the floor might end up looking very busy. In such a case opt for larger sized tiles like 2'x4', 4'X8' or 32"x32". Opt for gloss finish. 3]Abstract finish tiles give the space a bold and modern look. These look good in gloss and lapato finish. 4]Motif tiles are perfect if you want to achieve a carpet floor look or add a Mediterranean touch to the space. Border these with a base tile and you are done. Matte and lapato finishes for this one. Hope these ideas inspire you. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

The original tiles provided by the builder were 595 x 595 mm. And they were used continuously through the open kitchen and the passage that connected to the bedrooms. Changing tiles in the living room alone up to the edge would have resulted in non-alignment between the old and new tiles. Because currently the closest size available is 600 x600 mm. We did not want to disturb the kitchen tiles which were intact. So what we did was to retain the old tiles on the outer periphery of the living area, and replace the space in the middle with 600mm square tiles laid on the diagonal. So the problem of aligning 595 mm with 600 mm was eliminated. We chose Nitcos's Bianco Beige which is a beautiful mocha and contrasted reasonably well with the original cream tiles. Then we inserted Nitcos's mosaics into the pattern. Then created a simple dark chocolate border with Nitco Cuero to contain the centre 'carpet' pattern

The thin gold veins in Calacatta marble can nicely compliment your beige flooring. You can also try pairing the beige flooring with beige marble such as the Spanish Crema Marfil marble. However, if you’d prefer to have some contrast in your space, then consider opting for a backlit onyx. This not only creates a luxurious look, but can also brighten up your space.