Custom tile, mosaics and wood flooring for every room, laid out in 3D with the rest of your home, then scheduled, quoted and shipped by product number.
Pick the surface for each room, from porcelain in a kitchen to wood in a bedroom and a mosaic shower floor. Each floor is drawn to your room dimensions, door positions and the rooms next to it.
Custom ceramic tile and porcelain in stone-look, concrete-look and plain finishes, compared by color variation, tile size and grout color before a direction is set.
Kitchen Design ↗
Solid and engineered wood, plus LVT and laminate where the brief calls for them, compared by grain, tone, plank width and laying direction.
Bedroom Design ↗
Custom mosaic tile, terrazzo looks and contrasting tiles for a shower floor, a backsplash or an entry, with the joint pattern drawn as part of the design.
Bathroom Design ↗These are laid wood floors, parquet panels and tile displays in our showroom, not renderings. Compare plank color, pattern scale and grout lines at full size before you choose.
Seen a floor you like? Send the photo with your floor plan, and we check how it reads across your rooms before you choose.
A rendering shows the direction. Tiles and flooring are picked from the catalog by product number, then approved as physical samples on a video call or at our Foshan showroom.
Under ANSI A137.1, porcelain is a ceramic tile that absorbs 0.5% of water or less. Two tiles can look alike and still differ here, so compare the data sheets, not only the faces.
Check before you approve: water absorption, the wet DCOF slip value and the recommended use.
Review several wood planks together, not one small piece, to agree on the variation you want. Then compare plank width and laying direction with the entrances and the main view.
Check before you approve: the wood construction, the surface finish and the underlay.
Grout color changes how a tile field reads, from a crisp grid to a quiet surface. Settle the skirting, door clearances and the joint with the next floor before the selection is final.
Check before you approve: the grout color, the transition strip and any height change.
Shortlist tiles, wood flooring and mosaics by product number before any samples come out.
The team holds tiles and planks to the window on camera, so color and texture are easier to judge.
Compare laid floors, parquet panels and tile boards side by side before you choose.
Plan the floors with the cabinets, stone and wall finishes through our material selection service, so every surface lands on one checked quote.
A sample shows the surface. The laying plan shows how tile patterns read across the whole room, including the starting line, the cut pieces and every doorway.
Joints line up in both directions for a calm, regular field. Tile proportions and perimeter cuts are checked against the room dimensions.
Each row shifts by part of a tile to change the rhythm of rectangular formats. The offset follows the tile maker's guidance for that format.
Rectangular pieces meet at right angles in a repeating zigzag. The centerline, borders and doorway cuts are set on the plan first.
A border, medallion or mosaic inset gives an entry or a dining area its own outline, drawn to the furniture layout.
The final joint width follows the selected product and your installer's requirements.
Each floor area in the 3D view gets a drawing reference, such as T-01 for the living room tile, tied to one product number. That number follows the area onto the floor schedule and the checked quote.
| Ref | Area | Checked Before Ordering |
|---|---|---|
| T-01 | Living & dining | Tile size, laying pattern, grout color and thresholds |
| T-02 | Bedroom | Wood construction, plank direction and underlay |
| T-03 | Bathroom & shower | Wall and floor pairing, slip value and drain layout |
Shower floors get their own review: your local installer confirms the drain layout, waterproofing and a compatible tile format before the order is final. Our guide to bathroom tile ideas covers wall and floor pairings.
Each carton carries the T number from the floor schedule, so your installer can open the right boxes for each room.
A local installer prepares the subfloor and lays each floor. Waterproofing, underfloor heating and structural work stay with licensed local trades. Freight, documents and receiving are planned through our packing and delivery service.
Each project type needs a different brief. The lists below set out what to send for each one.
See every floor in your 3D rooms before you commit, with one checked quote for tile, wood and mosaics across the house.
If your project already has a designer, architect or builder, we don't take over the design or contact your client around you. We price and supply the tile and flooring on their schedule and send any alternative back to them first. Your client relationship stays yours.
List the rooms and floors you are planning, then attach a floor plan, photos or your designer's drawings. We reply with the next step: 3D design first, or a checked quote straight from your drawings.
Have a question about a tile, a laying pattern or a delivery country? Ask the team directly.
Yes. Each floor on the schedule is matched to a product number and priced in a checked quote. If one floor is already chosen elsewhere, send the brand, product reference and data sheet, and the other floors are planned around it.
No. Installation documents and video support ship with the order, and a local installer lays each floor. Waterproofing, underfloor heating and subfloor preparation stay with licensed local trades.
It depends on the room shape, the laying pattern and the carton size, so there is no single allowance for every floor. The quote lists cutting allowance and spare tiles by area, so you can keep matching pieces for later repairs.
It depends on the tile or wood, the floor area, the laying pattern and the trims. After the drawings are approved, each area is priced by product number in a checked quote.
Usually about 20 days, depending on how many rooms and floor areas are involved and how complete your files are. Fees and the start date are confirmed when the scope is agreed.