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In the list of marble colors, a grey-hued marble makes a real difference. When it comes to choosing a unique grey marble that catches all eyes, cloud grey marble coming from North India stuns all grey marble tile lovers. Quarried in and processed at Rajasthan in North India, this stone product comes with loads of chemical and physical properties that make it the first choice of all. Cloud grey marble a.k.a Temple gray marble has a superb surface having some interesting features and traits. The exquisite side of the stone makes it an ideal choice for the floor, wall, countertop, and vanity top. An introduction to cloud grey marbleCloud grey marble has a lustrous surface defined by a white backdrop. The veins of grey hues settled on the top of the stone justifies the beauty of the cloud grey marble. With three types of quality including standard, commercial, and premium, this marble product is a big fit for various residential and commercial construction projects. Like white hue, grey-colored marble is also popular in the international market. This durable stone product is mid-level expensive. Miens of cloud grey marbleCloud grey marble simply looks superb with its light grey veins settled on the surface of the stone. Go through the following features to understand the appearance of the stone product. These include:• Primary color – Grey• Stone type – Metamorphic rock• Variation – Low• Surface description – A white backdrop and light grey veins• Additional names – Temple Gray Marble, Storm Cloud Grey Marble, Cloudy Grey Marble, Grey Cloud Marble, or Green Cream Marble• Surface finishes – Polished, brushed, bush-hammered, lepatora, honed, antique, and leather• Surface edge – Machine-cutTechnical facets of cloud grey marbleEvery natural marble stone product comes with a few features that make it ideal for different construction applications. These features are inherent and make a stone perform. These features let buyers know more about the strength, performance, longevity, and permanence of the stone product. When it comes to knowing about the technical aspects of the stone, check out the following chemical and physical properties. These include:• Chemical properties: Alumina (2-3%); calcium oxide (1-2%); iron oxide (5-6%); magnesium oxide (34-38%), and silica (38-40%)• Physical properties: Compressive strength (1800-2100 kg/m3); density (2.5-2.65 kg/m3); hardness (3-4 on Mohs scale); porosity (low); water absorption (<1%), and weather impact (fully resistant)Cloud grey marble dimensionsAfter extraction from big marble quarries, giant size marble blocks reach marble stone processing units. It is clear that all construction needs are not the same. That is why all construction projects demand a variety of stone sizes. Indian marble quarries produce a variety of stone blocks in custom and standard sizes. Be it a small size tile or a big size slab, white marble suppliers from India match all needs of their targeted audience professionally. Expect the following popular sizes:• Countertops and vanity tops – Custom sizes• Cut to size – On-demand• Cutter slabs – 180 x 60 cm up in 2 & 3 cm• Gangsaw slabs – 260 x 160 cm up in 2 & 3 cm• Tiles – 30×30, 30×60, and 60×60 cmWhen it comes to buying a big quantity of marble tiles and slabs in bulk, cloud grey marble manufacturers and exporters give all buyers an edge. Buyers better know how to get the best out of available options. They can make a big difference by getting quality stone products from a qualified marble supplier.

Marble tile has a reputation of being one of the most luxurious home design materials and its attractive veining and color options can truly make it stand out in any room. Marble tile flooring makes a perfect statement in an entryway or any floor space. With many marble styles to choose from, you’ll appreciate the timeless and elegant appeal of marble.Marble is found across the globe including Belgium, France, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, Turkey, Spain, China, and throughout North America. Marble has been used for thousands of years in the construction of temples, monuments and buildings, and for fine sculptures and relief carvings.Today, marble is still used for fine works of art and construction, but is now also used as flooring, accent walls and countertops in homes across the world. Over the last century, quarrying marble has been made significantly easier, with vast improvements coming in just the last 20 years.It takes a lot of skill, the proper equipment, and patience to get marble from the ground, and into your home. Here is just a glimpse of what it takes.MARBLE COUNTERTOPS – KITCHEN & BATH1.Rinse Shower & Dry. Shampoos, conditioners, and body washes contain ingredients that can cloud or discolor marble. After a shower, spray down the tiles with water, and then dry with a soft towel.2.To Remove Soap Scum. In the event you don’t rinse and dry your shower walls, soap scum and cloudiness may develop. Use only pH neutral cleaner deemed safe for marble tile. NEVER use vinegar, commercial cleaners, bleach, ammonia, or scrubbing pads as they can etch the surface of the marble.3.Wipe Backsplashes. Kitchen backsplashes are named that for a reason. They often get splatters of food and drinks. Blot splatters as soon as possible, and follow with a gentle pH neutral dish soap and warm water solution. Dry thoroughly.MARBLE TILES – SHOWERS, BACKSPLASHESMarble tiles around showers, tubs, and over the kitchen counter, can take a lot of abuse. It is important to seal these tiles with a mold and mildew inhibitor and penetrating sealer. The goal is to keep marble as clean, and dry as possible. Here is how to best care for your marble tiled walls.MARBLE FLOORING MAINTENANCEMarble tile floors add timeless elegance to any room. When cared for properly, they can last well beyond your lifetime. Here is how to best care for your grey marble tile floors.1.Dust Mop. Removing the grit and dirt from your floor on a regular basis is key to protect it. Use a soft natural dust mop, not one with pads that are treated with chemicals, to remove the dirt of the day. Be sure to clean the dust mop after every use so as to not reapply the dirt the next time.2.Use Mats and Rugs. In high traffic areas and at entry points, use area rugs or runners, and wipe your feet before entry. This helps to keep small rocks and other debris from scratching your beautiful marble tile floors. Make sure the rug has a non-skid backing for safety.3.Vacuum Cleaner Warnings. If you want to use a vacuum cleaner on your grey marble floor tiles, be sure to use only brush attachments, not plastic or metal attachments. It is recommended to never use an upright vacuum on a marble floor as the wheels and other pieces can damage the finish.4.Blot up Spills Quickly. Spills are inevitable, and not a disaster, as long as they are blotted up quickly. Do not wipe the spill, as it will spread the liquid to other areas. Once blotted, flush the area with a solution of a mild dish soap and water. Wipe clean to remove solution, and dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.

It’s always so exciting for us to be able to supply our customers with the latest colours, patterns and styles for their new trends in the designs and colours of kitchen tiles. We’re constantly keeping in touch with our tile suppliers all over the world to make sure that we are working together to make the best quality products available for your home. So what are the hot new styles?Keep that fresh lookStarting a tiling project or complete renovation of your kitchen is no mean feat and requires lots of planning and a generous budget. So when you’re choosing your grey kitchen tiles, you want to make sure that they are going to fit well with the rest of the kitchen design while looking stylish and on trend too. What you don’t want is to have that lovely fresh look which after a year or so begins to look outdated and in need of another upgrade. So it’s important to do your research with your local supplier before you buy and get samples too so that you can check if they look right in the space.Vintage style and colourThe ever popular metro tiles are holding their own in the world of home decor and tiling. A versatile and suitable choice for bathroom and kitchen walls, they come in a huge range of colours which means that you can mix and match or create patterns and borders in contrasting colours to match your kitchen units and appliances if you’d like to. For some real vintage style, choosing the cream gloss ceramic tiles will give your kitchen a retro look and feel at an affordable price. The power of colourColours have the power to transform and enhance a room. Clever use of colour can make a room look bigger but choose wrongly and you risk making the room look dark and gloomy. The good news is that grey and green are still the hot colours for kitchen tiles this year along with neutral tones such as beige, cream and white. Where stronger colour tiles are chosen, they are generally used to create a feature wall to or accentuate a specific area such as an oven splashback. If it’s earthy tones that you’re after, the Stonehenge grey porcelain tile is worth a look. Perfect for walls and floors with a stylish matt finish, it’s a hard-wearing porcelain tile that will stand the test of time.Adding textureCreating striking effects and architectural patterns with textured tiles is right on trend at the moment and if you’re looking to add interest to an otherwise bland wall, this may be the choice for you. Alternatively you can create the illusion of a textured wood floor but with ceramic tiles which are more hard wearing and more reasonable in price too. The tile is a good option for a textured look which looks great when arranged in a herringbone pattern.MosaicGlass mosaic tiles are a great way to introduce some colour to your scheme. They literally come in every shade and every colour combination too so you are sure to find a set that complements your new decor perfectly. You can choose to continue your earthy tones with accents in cream, green and brown or make a bold colour splash with a bright border or feature glass mosaic mirror wall for maximum impact. And as an added bonus, they’re hard-wearing and stain resistant too!Making a statementStatement patterned tiles, with intricate geometric shapes and graphics are a throwback to the 1920s and having a renaissance in the world of kitchen tiles. They look so eye catching as a feature floor or when used to accentuate a small area. You can use them as an alternative for your worktops too as ceramic tiles are heat and water resistant and if they’re treated properly, they won’t stain either.

Picking ceramic tiles for your bathroom is not so simple anymore. There is so much variety in design, shape, color, and texture that it can be overwhelming. Tiles were mostly laid down for their functional benefits (resistance to water, durability, low maintenance) but today, their aesthetic impact is just as important as their function. This is why manufacturers have expanded their selections to provide really unique styles for homeowners. They focus on the finishes, colors, shapes, and patterns.Trend #1: Graphic Tile PatternsWhether on the floor or the wall it’s the perfect accent tile in any room!  Either in soft subtle hues or bold contrasting colors the intricate patterns available for these tiles with lure you in and capture your heart. This trend is number one on our list because it’s going to be, or should I say, it already is HUGE! Grey patterned tiles will continue to expand in popularity. From subway tiles to ceramic, it’s safe to say that graphic pattern tiles can be anywhere and everywhere especially your bathroom. This style really gives homeowners the chance to tap into their creative side, or hire a designer to get creative for them.Right now we are mostly seeing encaustic ceramic tiles being a popular choice for those with patterned tiles, however, porcelain styles are coming out with the same thing!Trend #2: Move Over Glossy Tiles, Matte Finishes The popularity of matte finish tiles follows us into the new year. They feature a soft but powerful beauty–style that does not get too overwhelming.  An advantage of matte tiles is that they do not show smudges and water marks as easily as glossy tiles. This makes them ideal for the bathroom floor, especially in busy bathrooms. The low sheen makes them easier to maintain. When installing marble finish tiles make sure there is enough lighting, both natural and artificial, as these tiles are not known for reflecting light.Glossy finish tiles feature a more dramatic effect on the bathroom. They tend to create an elegant, highly polished look and feel. This is why they are still popular. They are especially great for small bathrooms as they tend to reflect plenty of light and create the perception of a space that is larger than it seems. But because they need more maintenance work and are a slip hazard, glossy finish tiles are often used on walls or low-traffic bathroom floor areas.If you are looking for understated elegance with unspoken sophistication, go for matte finish tiles. They are also great if you want an earthy style in your bathroom. But if what you are looking for is something a bit more dramatic and attention-capturing, glossy finish tiles are right up your alley.Trend #3: Neutral Tiles Contemporary designs make big use of neutral colors and this remains the case for bathroom tile trends. Bright colors such as blue, red and yellow are not commonplace in the bathroom and will not be the shining star anytime soon. Instead, homeowners are falling more in love with neutrals and especially nude neutrals such as grey and creams.  Grey and beige have become super popular as complementary neutrals.  So much so, that a new color has emerged by name and featured in product selections. For bathrooms that need a bit more brightness, white is perfect.  The bathroom is built for relaxing and these colors reinforce this atmosphere. By being neutral, they allow the mind to stay calm and relax creating a sanctuary in the home. You can use these colors from the flooring all the way to the ceiling. To ensure the bathroom doesn’t become lifeless, layer in different shades of neutral colors, textures, shapes and/or finishes to bring everything together in a new and lovely way.Trend #4: Subway Tiles with More PizazzSome may think subway tiles can be boring. Those white 3 by 6-inch rectangles can be quite commonplace.Subway tiles will get a bit more interesting as the tiles depart from the traditional size and pattern. Specifically, we are going to see these tiles offered in more colors, larger sizes, and a-typical design patterns (dome, beveled, arched, and sculptural). Subway tiles are getting thicker and longer, with dimensions as large as 8 by 20.  Pair that with contrasting grout color and the stage has been set for a marvelous reversal from the common all-white look. You can even couple different colors of tile in vertical or horizontal bands or incorporate different patterned bathroom floor tiles to create a delightful wall mosaic for your bathroom. Trend #5: Dimensional TilesIt is not just colors and patterns of tiles that are getting more diverse, manufacturers are also playing around with the shapes.Bathroom tile trends will vary from traditional rectangle to a variety of other geometric shapes.  One particular shape that has made a resurgence in recent times is the hexagon. Hexagonal tiles are making their way back into the bathroom in all sizes, colors, and textures especially on shower floors, where they create a uniquely different appearance.You could place these striking tiles on your bathroom floor in big bold graphic tile design patterns, geometric shape tiles and combine with color patterns to create complicated and visually arresting styles.