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As many people are increasingly spending time in outdoor home spaces, cement tiles are a great choice for a patio, as long as you live in a temperate climate that doesn’t freeze. Wet areas, such as showers, are fine, but cement tile installation on walkways around pools is not recommended, because water-treatment chemicals will damage the tile.Durable, decorative and environmentally friendly, cement tiles may just take the cake!Your Floor: How to Shop for Tile

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Cook up a tiled splashback In kitchens, the Victorians often tiled entire walls in plain white or off-white brick-shaped tiles that were easy to wash down. You can pay homage to this concept of sparkling cleanliness in the form of a white or off-white tiled splashback in an otherwise contemporary kitchen. You could finish all the walls above your base units in this way, or be more sparing and just use tiles behind a range cooker or hob if you don’t want them to dominate your kitchen.See some more great ideas for kitchen splashbacks that go with wooden worktops

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Liven up your greysGrey is definitely still on-trend, but you can add interest with contrasting tiles. A splashback that extends up the wall is also an excellent idea if you have individual wall-hung cabinets – one section of splashback could look ‘bitty’ and broken up in here.

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