FIND YOUR INSPIRATION with a closer look at Tile Trends for 2023.

Today’s homeowners are seeking tile designs that reflect who they are. So, how do we take you from inspiration to installation without breaking the bank? As Jamaica’s leading construction finishes superstore, Home & Things has upped the ante with exceptional offerings of tiles at the best prices…guaranteed! Yes, we make it easy for you to choose the best tiles for any space.

So, what are designers and homeowners talking about for the New Year? We asked a few of our clients and customers, what’s on their radar? Interestingly, they are going for lighter tones with large size tiles or natural stone tiles; for example, carrara marble or a calacatta marble look, to achieve an overall contemporary design.

We will inspire you with trendy styles ranging from porcelain and ceramic to mosaic and natural stone finishes. Just remember to consider a space that allows for a high end, yet ever-changing design that is consistent with the theme of the room.

2023 Trends include…
Large tiles which capture a clean, yet minimal look that help to make the space feel bigger with less grout lines. At Home & Things, you will find large format tiles like 24×48, 48×48, 32×32, and huge new format sizes of 48×70, 30×60 and 32×102.

Natural stone tiles are increasingly popular, especially for bathroom spaces. It’s like each piece is a unique work of art which helps to keep the bathroom’s aesthetic original. Some natural stone tiles, like the pebble tiles give you a nice beachy or coastal theme. Perfect for an outdoor shower, and the maintenance is light and easy.

So, what about mosaic tiles, are they still in style? Oh yes they are! The look of mosaic tiles is timeless. And with such versatility, they can delivery every aspect of your personality in any space. The wonderful thing about mosaic tiles is that our customers love to reinvent them in a new, contemporary style, every time.

So, are you ready to renovate? Let’s do it! We’ll help you choose the perfect tiles for any space, helping to keep maintenance costs low, without compromising looks.