Cipriani

Yes, the Cipriani tile carries an R9 slip resistance rating, which makes it a practical and stylish choice for bathrooms and other areas where moisture may be present. Its porcelain construction also means it is highly resistant to water absorption, making it well suited to wet environments. For full wet room or shower tray applications, always ensure your waterproofing system is installed correctly before tiling.

Absolutely – the Cipriani collection is confirmed suitable for use on both walls and floors, which makes it a great choice if you want to carry the same stone-effect look throughout a space. Using the same tile on both surfaces is a popular contemporary design approach that creates a seamless, spa-like atmosphere, particularly effective in bathrooms and open-plan living areas.

The Cipriani tiles are presented in a 608x608mm format, with each tile covering approximately 0.37 square metres. This large format size helps to reduce the number of grout lines in a room, lending a cleaner, more expansive look to floors and walls. When planning your order, remember to measure your room carefully and add around 10% to your total for cuts and wastage.

The Cipriani porcelain tile is a low-maintenance option compared to real natural stone – it does not require sealing and is resistant to staining. For day-to-day cleaning, a damp mop with a mild, pH-neutral tile cleaner is all that is needed. Avoid harsh acidic or bleach-based cleaners, which can dull the tile’s subtle texture and elegant finish over time.

Yes, the Cipriani collection has been designed with versatility in mind – its timeless stone-effect finish and refined aesthetic are equally at home in contemporary interiors as they are in more classic settings. The subtle texture and neutral tones mean it pairs well with a wide range of colour palettes, cabinetry styles, and furniture. Whether you are renovating a period property or fitting out a new-build home, Cipriani provides a sophisticated and enduring backdrop.