Wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted tiles

Just like 3D panels, decorative wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted tiles are a popular interior design trend as they provide many interesting arrangement options. You can of course cover whole walls and even the ceiling with tiles, but they are most often used to cover one wall or part of a wall in a horizontal or vertical strip. They look particularly attractive on larger surfaces as the pattern on one tile matches up with the next, creating a large patterned surface, for example meadow flowers, lines and flourishes, or geometrical shapes. Tiles of different colours and patterns can also be used in combination, while the charm of wall or ceiling tiles can be accentuated with the appropriate lighting.

Wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted tiles – practical and charming

Wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted tiles are useful for easily masking imperfections on walls, or damage and holes in plaster. They can also be used to protect walls from the artistic activity of children, clumsy tenants or animals. Tiles increase the thickness of walls, thus providing soundproofing and insulation, although this is not their principal function. In suitable arrangements, they can optically shorten or lengthen walls, and raise or lower ceilings, in other words improving the proportions of an interior. One great benefit of tiles is that installation is quick and easy and can be done on your own without specialist equipment or skills. Our overlap and contact tiles are made of expanded polystyrene (EPS), are light and usually come as 50 cm square tiles with a thickness of 8-15 mm. They are installed on clean wall or ceiling surfaces covered with adhesive by gently pressing them on and then removing any excess glue.