Ceramic relief tiles for walls | Cerámicas Aparici

DESIGN AND VERSATILITY

Beveled tiles and other decorative reliefs

Beveled tiles are a timeless classic that stand out for the volume of their pieces and their beveled edges. One of the most popular is the rectangular subway tile, which is reinvented thanks to its wide variety of textures, colors and sizes. Although its use is traditionally associated with bathrooms and kitchens, in recent years we can see them in all types of rooms and projects.

Thanks to the evolution of ceramic design and manufacturing technologies, porcelain tile has expanded its decorative power, giving rise to innovative reliefs that stand out for their visual appeal. These range from designs with more uniform patterns to floral or geometric motifs or all kinds of three-dimensional shapes. This variety allows them to be applied in a multitude of projects, always adapting to their personality.

Beyond white tiles with relief

White relief tiles stand out for their luminosity and their ability to give visual amplitude to the smallest spaces. Their textures, layouts and optical effects give a greater sense of depth to walls in bathrooms, living rooms and other spaces. It is an ideal choice for rooms with little natural light.

The available shades of tiles with relief include the most neutral colors, such as brown, gray or white, as well as the most daring: purples, pinks, intense blues and even metallic colors such as gold or silver. This variety makes it possible to choose tiles that match the surroundings or to play with contrast and create accent walls.

A solution in bathrooms and kitchens

Embossed porcelain tiles have technical features suitable for the most demanding areas of the home, such as bathrooms and kitchens. They are less porous and hardly absorb water. Thus, they stand out for their resistance to humidity and all types of stains, as well as for their ease of cleaning and low maintenance.

While their characteristics make them popular in bathrooms and kitchens, they can be used in other spaces in the home, as well as in commercial projects such as restaurants, hotels or shopping centers. Their decorative power and the visual play they provide will be welcome in any architectural project that seeks to surprise.