Kitchen Tile Installation in Kenya

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Kitchen Tiling

When it comes to freshening up your kitchen, the kitchen tiles you use are crucial. Beautiful tiles provide colour and character to your kitchen, whether they are used on the walls or the floor, effectively giving it life. You can be confident that Moffam Ventures has the knowledge to match your kitchen with the style and type you desire despite the fact that there are hundreds of available options. Want to start building the kitchen of your dreams? We accommodate all needs and budgetary restrictions. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us swiftly for a free quote.

Frequently asked questions

Which type of tile is best for kitchen?

Depending on the use of your kitchen space, either porcelain tiles or natural stone tiles would be the best tiles for a kitchen floor. Both of these options are hard wearing and durable enabling them to withstand considerable wear over time.

What tiles make kitchen look bigger?

The more light there is in a room, the more spacious it will feel so choose glazed tiles or those with a glossy finish. These tiles will bounce light around, making the room feel larger, whereas matt tiles absorb the light.

Which floor tiles for small kitchen?

Make a small space feel bigger with polished, large format tiles. Light-coloured tiles will reflect light and a glossy surface will also help to bounce it back. It’s a smart choice for small kitchens and it looks incredible too. Go for marble effect or plain white for maximum effect

Should kitchen tiles be vertical or horizontal?

It’s traditionally installed horizontally, but “breaking the rules” by going vertical can produce amazing, unique results. So, how do you choose? Many decorators consider horizontally-oriented tiles, such as subway tiles, more visually appealing.

WHICH BASE IS COMMONLY USED FOR KITCHEN TILES?

It is important to fit kitchen tiles on a waterproof and firm foundation. Cement is therefore a good option even for kitchens in the second floor going up.