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Travertine effect tiles are one of the types that very many people go for to make their homes exquisite. These tiles are made to resemble real travertine stone, which is actually a type of limestone. Its distinctive look and warm colors have made travertine a popular choice since ancient times. But tile and its grout lines are typically easier to clean, so large parts of it look as if they’ve never really been lived on. Companies including Paia make these beautiful tiles, which can be used in various parts of the house, like the kitchen, bathroom and living room. There's no denying that travertine effect tiles have a wonderfully luxurious look and feel, which is one of the reasons why they’re such a popular choice for domestic makeovers.
What is making travertine effect tiles the trend of today in home improvements? For one, they provide that stunning real-stone aesthetic without the steep price. Genuine travertine is often expensive and heavy, meaning it can be difficult to install. Travertine effect tiles, on the other hand, are lighter and easier to lay. This means that more people will be able to enjoy the beautiful travertine look in their homes. Plus, many tiles are available in a variety of colors and styles for people to find the perfect compliment to their décor. They may be a light beige, dark brown or even gray. The options are endless! Plus these tiles are usually easier to clean than genuine stone. They do not require special treatments or sealants, which saves time and money. And why people love them is that they can be applied to so many places. You can place them on floors, walls or even outside in patios. This modularity makes them a perfect fit for the homeowner that wants to renovate. Paia tiles are constructed from top grade materials, and will last for years to come. Which means you will never have to replace them again once you install. For all these reasons, then, threads of travertine effect tiles are a trending option among owner of a house.
But there are some common issues with the use of travertine effect tiles that everyone should be aware about. One concern is that, though these tiles are often easier to keep clean than actual stone, they’re not entirely no-muss-no-fuss. Certain tiles can be slippery when wet, which could be a worry in places such as bathrooms or kitchens. Tiles can be slippery, so you may want to select tiles with a textured surface or use mats in areas frequented by water. Another issue is that all tiles are not created equal. Although Paia provides quality tiles, you might not find the same level of durability in some less expensive options. They may chip or crack more readily, which can be frustrating after costly renovations. It’s smart to do a little research and choose tiles from reliable brands. Moreover, poorly installed tiles can even become loose, an unattractive – and potentially unsafe! – sight. A professional installer or the manufacturer’s advice should be sought to make the finish great. Finally, the grout between these tiles will likely require frequent cleanings, especially in high-traffic areas. Dirt and stains can accumulate, causing the mat to look less attractive as time goes by. Sealers will help maintain an appearance of fresh looking grout but then that is also a little more work. Homeowners can do their bit for the environment but keeping it in mind and living with travertine effect tiles and still avoiding problems.
If you want to keep your travertine effect tiles looking fabulous for a good number of years then it´s important to look after them. First, it’s helpful to clean the them every week. Soft Broom or Vacuum Clean Once a dust and dirt of the pile are thoroughly dried,use a soft broom or vacuum cleaner to brush them. It will help them stay nice and shiny. When the tiles need to be cleaned, use a mild cleaner that is appropriate for stone. Do not use snapping motions for cleaning the surface because that can damage it. You can mix some dish soap with warm water to make a mild cleaning solution. Mop or wipe the tiles down with a soft cloth and be sure to rinse all of the soap off.
If you do see a spot, clean it up immediately. Mix 1 tablespoon of baking soda with enough water to make a paste and rub it over the stain. Spread the paste over the stain, let it sit for a while, then rinse. It is worth sealing your travertine effect tiles too. 4.The tiles are sealed to prevent stains and spills. To seal them, you can have a professional come in or follow the directions on a sealant product. This can help your tiles appear to be beautiful still. Keep in mind that maintaining your tiles does not require much. Here at Paia, we supported the belief that your travertine effect tiles are an investment for the long run and will look great with proper care.
Another trend is color- and pattern-mixing. Designers are also incorporating travertine effect tile in different shades, from light beige to darker brown. This can give a room that warm and cozy feeling. Some people are even using patterned or textured tiles for a one-of-a-kind look. This is ideal for infusing your space with the type of personality that, with a little prodding, will confess even its darkest secrets. For instance, you can apply textured tiles as a focal wall of your living room or as a backsplash for your kitchen.
Furthermore a lot of our customers are even incorporating travertine effect tiles into their exterior. These tiles are resistant to the elements and can withstand changes of weather. Gorgeous patios and walkways that are really easy to maintain. On these outside tiles you will enjoy the beauty of nature with your own relax or entertainment area whenever you feel like. At Paia, we love observing the many ways in which people use travertine effect tiles. There are countless ways to produce beautiful spaces for your home with this year’s many trends.
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