Vitrified and Porcelain Tile Flooring
Vitrified tile is the default floor in Indian homes, and for good reason: it is budget-friendly to mid-range, hard, stain-resistant and easy to mop in dusty, humid weather. Glossy tiles make rooms brighter but show footprints and can be slippery when wet; matte and textured tiles are safer for families with elders and children. Large-format slabs give a seamless, premium look with fewer joints, while wood-, cement- and stone-look tiles copy costlier materials at a fraction of the upkeep. Browse the designs below and see any of them on a photo of your own room.
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Glossy vitrified tileLarge glossy ivory tiles with a mirror sheen. Bright, easy to mop, the apartment default.Living · Dining · Bedroom
Matte vitrified tileMatte greige tiles with a soft stone texture. No glare, fewer footprints, safer when wet.Living · Bedroom · Kitchen · Dining
Large-format slab tile4×8 ft porcelain slabs in a white marble look. Almost no joints, so the room looks bigger.Living · Dining · Bedroom
Double-charge vitrifiedIvory 2×2 ft tiles with a fine speckle through the body. Tough, glossy, value for money.Living · Bedroom · Dining · Kitchen
Wood-look plank tilePorcelain planks printed and textured like oak. The warmth of wood, no termites, no swelling.Bedroom · Living · Study · Kids
Cement-look tileBig matte grey tiles that read as smooth concrete. Calm, industrial, easy to live with.Living · Kitchen · Study · Bedroom
Terrazzo-look tileTiles printed with stone chips on a pale base. The terrazzo look without the grinding.Living · Kitchen · Bathroom · Kids
Stone-look rustic tileMatte tiles with the grain of sandstone. Earthy and grippy, good for kitchens and verandahs.Kitchen · Balcony · Living · Bathroom
How it works
- 1Take one photo of your room — any phone, any light.
- 2Pick a style, a colour or a look. Change only what you ask for.
- 3See the finished room in about 30 seconds, then try another.
Questions people ask
Glossy or matte vitrified tiles: which is better?
Glossy tiles look bright and reflect light but show smudges and get slippery when wet. Matte tiles hide dust and footprints and are safer underfoot. Many homes use glossy in living rooms and matte everywhere else.
What size of floor tile is best for a living room?
Large tiles such as 2x4 feet or bigger slabs make a room look larger with fewer joints. In small rooms, 2x2 feet is a safe choice. Lay them with thin, colour-matched grout for a seamless look.
Are wood-look tiles a good alternative to real wood?
Yes, especially in India's humid climate. They give the look of planks without termites, swelling or polishing, and can go in kitchens and balconies too. Choose a matte, textured finish for realism.
Try it on your own room
See it on a photo of your own room before you spend anything.