I would do gray walls and just make sure it has the same undertone as the tile I often paint the ceiling the same as the walls if going with a light color or if a little darker for walls I cut wall color 50% for the ceiling. I have a gray and mostly white LR and I have walls a color called Vancouver Day from C2 I then add color for different times of the year with pillows and a few accessories The wall behind the sofas I just painted in a purple from one of the pieces of art and I love it.

Hi, A] Vitrified vs ceramic Ceramic tiles are porous and have a tendency to absorb water while vitrified tiles are impervious and water resistant. Ceramic tiles are usually used indoors and vitrified can be used indoors, outdoors as well as in heavy traffic commercial areas because of their resistance to wear and tear. Ceramic tiles are cheaper as compared to vitrified. Ceramic tiles are prone to cracking and breaking as they are essentially made of baked clay. Vitrified tiles have a very strong material strength and do not break that easily. B] Tiles with wooden patterns These are available both as vitrified and ceramic tiles. They come in actual plank sizes (165mm x 900mm) and also in tile sizes (2'x4') etc. Go for the actual plank size as they don't look fake (the pictures below illustrate). Here ceramic wins, since they provide better texture and feel as compared to vitrified. They require pigmented cement to fill the joints in order to give the seamless wooden look. Vitrified Tiles - regular tile size Ceramic Tiles - actual plank size Hope this answers your questions. All the best! Regards, RnD Atelier Nagpur

This is the colour of my tile cladding on my living room wall . What colour should I paint my room so that it there is a warm inviting room? also I live in an apartment and my living room is a dark windowless room