Anita Vitrified tiles by themselves do not particularly allow the walls to breathe, and hence are prone to cracking. That being said they do not collect moss either. If you are however set on using these tiles, I suggest you use them in a mosaic fashion, where smaller tiles or broken pieces are used. This will allow the wall to breathe, though the moss collection might be more due to the greater amount of grating.

Farooq, First one is a glass finish Subway tile. It looks good but many people back out due to budget issues as it is relatively costlier. Second image is of a brick cladding wall paper. However, similar looking ceramic tiles, mud tiles are also available locally. IMHO, red brick sand tile gives a more natural effect.What suits better would depend on the overall design of the house. Thanks, Nitin Cornerstone Designs, Bangalore.

looks like a laminate. could be digitally printed wallpaper or even printed acrylic sheet!

Hi Shivam, the backdrop for a wall mounted TV depends on a lot of factors like placement of TV wrt window, size of wall, volume of the room and overall length available. You must first check the wall for leakages so that mounting the panel and TV does not cause damage in the future. Accordingly, you may decide to do waterproofing, if required and finish it in POP for a clean undulated surface or finish it in a matt finish material in either wood, veneer, custom - fit panel boards, marble or glossy look in PU / lacquer. In case you want to make it cost effective you may go for wallpaper/vinyl.