Or you can experiment with similar (blue with grey and beige) or contrasting (blue with white, yellow, orange, brown, red, pink and green) colour combinations. To differentiate the floor and walls or to mark out coloured areas inside a room, you can create a monochrome effect by combining various shades of blue and light blue, perhaps united with variations in texture and three-dimensional effects. Blue is also present, in the background, in certain cold shades of dark grey in Marazzi’s stone-effect porcelain stoneware range.īlue is one of the classic colours of ceramic and porcelain stoneware due to its versatile ability to combine with other colours: Marazzi’s collections offer great inspiration for decorating with blue tiles by exploiting the variety of sizes: small, medium and large.
Some shades border on other colours, such as turquoise (blue-green), indigo, (blue-purple) and navy blue (blue-black). The tiles feature a universe of different shades: sea blue, cobalt, sapphire and light blues. Blue is not only ideal for the home, but also for public areas such as shops, offices etc. Blue tiles are also well-suited to other rooms in the home: a blue floor covering or a blue ceramic or porcelain stoneware covering for the walls can also be used for the kitchen, the lounge and bedroom. Blue tiles are often associated with houses by the sea or bathroom, probably because they evoke the colours and freshness of water. Blue: a relaxing, classic and elegant, yet contemporary colour. Materials such as natural stone, glass, and porcelain offer stylish alternatives to the classic ceramic tile, and a vibrant range of colors introduces a modern.
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