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Acquiring the desired wood effect wall tiles using stone is not as complex as you think. Start by choosing stones or wall tiles that replicate the grain and texture of a natural trunk, which is probably forest wood. Desired stone materials are now manufactured based on your likings, which are called artificial slabs. Many manufacturers offer stone tiles with wood-like finishes, such as porcelain or ceramic tiles designed to mimic wood patterns. To purchase slabs from Work-tops, create an account or call +44 0330 113 5868 us to reach instantly.
Why Choose Wood Effect Wall Tiles?
Tiles are usually manufactured with detailed engravings that resemble wood grain, stripes, knots, and colour variations found in real wood, just like the Travertine slabs. Use these tiles in a staggered pattern, similar to traditional wood plank installations, for an authentic feel. You can select warm, earthy tones to enhance the natural wood appearance. Stone tiles are brought chiefly for their enduring nature, be it in the walls, tiles, stairs, or floors, making them perfect for moisture-prone areas like bathrooms or kitchens, providing both style and longevity. So why choose the wood effect wall tiles for your interior or exterior room designs?
Wood Effect Stones: Combination of Minimalism & Maximalism
A combination of Wood-effect tiles for walls is a perfect choice for those who are willing to have the warmth and charm of natural wood without much maintenance. One of the main reasons to buy wood effect tiles is that they are unlike real wood morphologically, which doesn’t absorb moisture, making them ideal for areas like bathroom walls, kitchen walls, or even outdoor spaces where humidity or water can be an issue. Why not try these wood effect tiles like we say? The beauty of wood, with the durability and strength of tile, ensures long-lasting style. “Wood effect wall tiles” can be your desire, like Florence Unfilled Travertine, just as a wood log allows you to customise your walls to match your aesthetic. How sensible are they for the walls? They dry easily, are easy to clean and show little resistance to scratch, offering a practical yet stylish solution for any interior design project.
FANTASTICO & CHISELLED EDGE TRAVERTINE TILES
£37.50 Fantastico & Chiselled Edge Travertine Tiles are considered walnut travertine, but they were specifically chosen to display a wide range of colours, from very light to extremely dark, of Classic and Noce travertine. This tile has a background colour brown,… read more |
ROMAN CLASSIC & FILLED TRAVERTINE TILES
£27.00 Roman Classic and Filled Travertine Tiles feature a soft spectrum of natural beige and white. The beige-coloured background is adorned by multiple thin white veins in random order. These travertine tiles enhance the traditional feel of your indoor spaces or… read more |
SILVER & FILLED TRAVERTINE TILES
£57.00 Silver and Filled travertine tiles have a faint grey-brown backdrop layered beneath tiny waves and swirls to create remarkable designs not found in any other natural stone, that are interesting and extremely uncommon.Silver and Filled travertine Tiles is an extremely… read more |
Stones That Replicate the Look and Feel of a Wood
Work-tops offer plenty of options that look like wood or are sometimes manufactured with the wood effect just to fulfil your desires and needs. The only thing we want you to do is pick the one online or by visiting us directly, and we will carry the rest forward. But before that, let us talk about some sensible ideas for implementing these wood-effect stone tiles in your bays!
Stones like Roma Brown, Savannah Bookmatch, and Pink Travertine beautifully replicate the raw organic look and feel of wood, offering a unique alternative for walls and stairs.
Roma Brown Travertine features rich, earthy tones that mimic wood grain. The textures are so natural, bringing depth and definition to your decor and making it ideal for rustic or industrial-style interiors. Style it on walls or staircases for a cosy, nature-inspired look. Pair it with soft lighting and neutral accents to highlight its natural beauty.
Savanah Bookmatch Travertine is known for its stunning veining, creating a mirror-like effect when installed. Its wood-like pattern works perfectly on feature walls, creating a focal point. Its bold appearance pairs well with minimalist décor to let the natural design shine.
Pink Travertine offers a softer, more playful take on the wood effect. Subtle pink is pretty, and it adds warmth and elegance to walls and stairs. Style it with gold or brass accents for a sophisticated touch, or complement it with soft pastels for a light, airy feel.
Travertine options are the absolute blend of a tree trunk with the resilience of a stone surface, offering a timeless and practical solution for any space.
What’s the Cost of Installing Wood Effect Wall Tiles?
The cost of installing wood effect wall tiles might differ according to various reasons. The charges actually differ to a greater extent when the location is far away from you or if the slab delivery cost is more, based on the brands, and more. Complexities can be huge and different, but on average, wood-effect tiles range from £20 to £50 per square metre, with higher-end options costing more. For labour, professional tile installers typically charge between £30 to £50 per square metre, depending on the region and the difficulty of the job.
For a standard-sized wall in a home, a rough estimate would be around £60 to £100 per square metre when combining the cost of the tiles and installation. For larger commercial residences, bulk tile purchasing and contractor deals might reduce costs, but intricate designs or larger surface areas can increase the total expense.
Sometimes, labour works like grout, adhesives, and any other preparation work are required, such as levelling the wall or removing existing finishes. The price can be pretty reasonable, as the higher-quality wood effect wall tiles may elevate the look, but it's important to balance the price with durability and the aesthetic you want to achieve.
The final price will depend on the specific choices and project requirements, but it’s always wise to get quotes from local professionals. Remember that Work-tops will assist you with the jumbo or large slab installations and not Tiles.
SIVA NOCE HONED & FILLED TRAVERTINE TILES
£36.00 Siva Noce Honed and Filled Travertine Tiles display various hues of brown. They are fantastic and durable tiles that make a space statement when installed. These brown tiles depict natural colour and pattern variations from tile to tile, making them… read more |
SILVER & FILLED TRAVERTINE TILES
£57.00 Silver and Filled travertine tiles have a faint grey-brown backdrop layered beneath tiny waves and swirls to create remarkable designs not found in any other natural stone, that are interesting and extremely uncommon.Silver and Filled travertine Tiles is an extremely… read more |
LYDIA KREMNA & CHISELLED EDGE TRAVERTINE TILES
£36.00 Lydia Kremna and Chiselled Edge Travertine Tiles are light-coloured stones in a beige-cream shade. Lydia Kremna Travertine Tiles look good in traditional and modern settings. They can be used indoors and outdoors. In the Lydia Kremna series, which is a… read more |
Will Wood Look Tile Trendy Even In 2024?
Wood look wall tiles will remain trendy in 2024, especially for walls. Who doesn’t like the look that is most classic and looks straight out of Pinterest, Scandinavian, or Minimalistic? Practicality continues to make them popular in both residential and commercial spaces. Control over the warmth of real wood is highly sought after, but real wood can be costly and require high maintenance. Wood-look tiles offer the same beautiful appearance with added durability, making them ideal for moisture-prone areas like bathrooms and kitchens.
In 2024, design trends emphasise blending natural textures with modern spaces, and wood-effect tiles fit perfectly into this narrative. Reach out to us for the finest slab or worktop installation.
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