1Go for a bigger size of tiles in the Living room area. It depends on your choice and desired overall theme to select the surface finish (highly shining, just a sheen or non-reflective matt surface) and design theme (for example Italian marble designs, wooden theme or soft neutral subtle uniform designs).

2In bedrooms, more than half of the area is generally covered with bed and other elements. Foot-fall traffic is also less. It gives you a wider choice. If you are not going for the same option across the home, choose a tiling theme which is complementing the living room. One of the styles is to go for wooden look tiles which gives a cozy appearance.

3Select Stain-Free and Germ-Free options in tiles to keep the home cleaner and more hygienic.

4Maintain 3mm space (using spacers and grouts) between tiles for the best results. Tile, like glass and many other material need little space to adjust the linear thermal expansion. Also, due to inherent, nominal curvature, the joining adjacent sides may not be levelled. Bigger size tiles will reduce the number of joints. Advance epoxy grouts are technically more suitable and add to the aesthetics.

5Choose the flooring tiles with Germ-Free® property. Johnson Porselano’s RCS (Royale Care Series) and GPS (Germ-Free Porcelain) collections available in multiple sizes and themes could be considered as one of the best options. Johnson Marbonite’s ELITE Stain-Free® series in large sizes is also a very good choice having high stain resistance and durability.