BEDROOM
“The bedroom is a place where flooring should be beautiful as well as
comfortable. Marble, wood and ceramic are the most widely used materials
for bedrooms,” says Alok Goel, CEO of NITCO Tiles Ltd. Glazed vitrified
tiles in the form of Marbonite (see pic), a non-porous substance that
mimics marble and is odourresistant and scratch-proof.The homogenous
granular body, protected by glaze gives these tiles a smooth appearance.
Leather tiles are another option for bedrooms. They are made of the
same material as shoe soles and have finishing touches of aniline dye
and wax. Leather is a fire-proof and sound-absorbing material. Cucu
Godhwani, director, Sovereign Leather Innovators Pvt Ltd says, “Leather
tiles come in thick and thin varieties. The thickness determines the
durability and price. You can choose from dark brown, coffee brown, tan,
antique brown and black.”
LEATHER: With an average lifetime of 20 years to 30 years, leather
tiles can be customised for floors as well as walls. They need to be
polished regularly and should not be cleaned with water.
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